Education and finance shape Canyon City leadership and growth
A statesman voices that education anchors a republic while Randall County figures, led by L. T. Lester, drive civic life. The piece profiles Canyon City schools, the First National Bank of Canyon, Lester’s bank network, and Judge Buie, highlighting education, banking strength, and local governance as catalysts of regional prosperity.
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Randall County
Panhandle Country
First National Bank of
Canyon
L. T. Lester
Lester
Southwest
First State Bank of
Bovina
Emma
Happy
City National Bank
Portales
N. M
Canyon City
Texas
Plains
Brazos River
Buffalo
Mr. Lester
Enttle
The
Brothers from Westmoreland Invest in Randall County Farming
James and John Vetesk arrive from Westmoreland County Pennsylvania and buy land near two miles south of a county town. They plan to make Randall County their home and will engage in diversified farming including wheat oats milo maize kaffir corn cattle and hogs.
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Westmoreland County
Pennsylvania
James Vetesk
John Vetesk
Hall County
Randall County
Tonsoral Parlor of H. & Muldrow
H. Muldrow runs Tonsoral Parlor offering slippers and shaving services with sixteen years in the craft. He employs skilled barbers, offers hot and cold baths, and runs a laundry agency while promoting his Missouri-to-Texas roots and Presbyterian ties. His brothers, John and Andrew, are mentioned in context of business and education.
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Mr. Muldrow
Missouri
Houston
Panhandle
John
Presbyterian
Pennsylvania
Andrew
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First National Bank
L. P. Lester
J . Laie
D. A. Park
Travis Shaw
B. Frank Buie
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Anson
Jones County
Jones
Judge Buie
DR. J. M. Black
Igar L. T. Lester S&s
H. &. Muldrow
J. W. Ballard