Oklahoma Cotton Outlook From W J Johnson On Trip
W J Johnson secretary of the chamber of commerce reports from a long northern and western tour observing cotton fields in Oklahoma Texas and the Carolinas. He notes many unpicked cotton bales and high pickers rates, and predicts the 1920 crop may not be harvested until December at the earliest. He also remarks on financial optimism in industry and banking despite recent credit tightening and wholesale price cuts in raw goods.
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Gable Opens First Class Meat Market in Lexington
Notice announces the opening of a first class meat market in the Fred Miller storehouse on lower Main Street opposite the Baptist church in Lexington. FP. 1. Gable invites public trial with phone orders promptly filled and satisfaction guaranteed.
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