Cattle Raisers Prepare Washington Drive For Three Laws
The Texas Cattle Raisers' Association plans a Washington fight for three measures to aid cattle industry. Railroads must provide sufficient cars, a reciprocal demurrage bill shifts costs, and a government land lease regulation favored by the President protects cattlemen. Texas, holding one sixth of U S cattle, backs Pryor and Vowan in Congress this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Washington
Texas Stock Men
National Live Stock Association
West
United States
Ike T. Pryor
Texas Cattle Raisers’ Association
Sam H. Vowan
Congress
Mission No 4 Oil Well Brings Promising Output
San Antonio oil field gains another well ten miles south of the city named Mission No 4 producing 150 to 200 barrels daily. It marks the fourth paying well in three weeks as oil men from Oklahoma Kansas Indiana and Pennsylvania arrive. Drillers from eastern fields, including Josey Hamill, are drilling nearby with high oil prospects and gas shows. Capitalists eye a pipeline to transport oil and natural gas into the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
Mission No. 4
Oklahoma
Kansas
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Josey Hamill
Southwest Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers Form Auxiliary
Texas sheep and goat men organize to resist tariff cuts on wool and mohair. An auxiliary group named the Southwest Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers Association formed after a Del Rio meeting. The region houses most of the state's flocks and vows prompt action to shield the industry from tariff removal impacts.
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Texas
Congress
Southwest Texas
del Rio
Southwest
Cleveland
Neill urges farmers as cotton outlook appears encouraging
President D J Neill of the Texas Farmers Union issues an address noting the ginners report through December 1 shows 8 338 000 bales ginned versus 10 037 868 last year, indicating a very short cotton crop and a potential rise in prices, with the crop unlikely to reach 10 000 000 bales.
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Chronicle
Fort Worth
Texas
D. J. Neill
The
Texas Farmers Union
Farmers urged to hold cotton for 15 cents as world demand rises
The piece urges farmers to hold the remnant of cotton and endure until the price reaches 15 cents amid global shortages. It notes England’s purchases and calls for unity under the Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union of America with meetings today and delegates to Memphis for a large convention.
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France
Germany
Austria
England
D. J. Neill
Farmers Educational and Co-Operative Union of America
Memphis
Brute declared and insults fly in domestic row
Mrs Jawback tears up as she vows never to speak again after a heated argument. Mr Jawback retorts with a sexist insult and accuses her of bribery as the dispute ends.
A Christmas Fairy Tale From Harper’s Bazar
A Christmas tale praises a generous gift giver who accepts multiple small tokens with grace. She receives pin-balls a needle-book doilies and other items from a friend and thanks them without hesitation. The piece frames giving as a divine miracle of selflessness during the holiday season.
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Harper’s Bazar
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GEO. Mandry Cor
Austin & Hay Sts
San Antonio, ‘Tex
Wm. J. Stucke
E. Commerce St
San Antonio, Texas
DR. Friedman
Houston
Navarro
Claude V. Birkhead
Alamo National Bank
H.C. Rees
Tex
TEXLA
Texas & Louisiana Lumber CO
Houston, Texas
Commerce St
B. F. Kingsley
Elm St
Jos
Dyer Davis
Fete Liberty Bell
Guenther * Milling Co
Schaeffer Photo Supplies
South
H. L. Scott & Co
Moore
Ban Antonio
A. M. Fischer
Gan Antonio
RED Cross
Bachiby
Geo. Potchernick
E. Houston St
San Antonio, Tex
Underwood
Automobiles & Supplies
Agent Maxwell
Bexar Hotel
Alfred Sanner
B. E. Witte
Losoya Street
Commerce San Antonio, Texas
C. Jungkind
Union Meat GO
Beef and Pork Packers
DE Laval Separators
Creamery Dairy Company
Friedrich
Dawson St
Taco Ec
Antonio
Union Depot
Victoria, Wharton and
Maverick Counties
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