May crop reports of Texas show an optimistic tone
May crop reports from Texas compiled by Southland Life Insurance praise improving grain prospects in the northern regions and a generally conservative farming outlook across the state. Dryer weather boosts cotton potential despite replanted fields, while Central and South Central Texas show especially good cotton futures. West Texas gains from rains. wheat may exceed normal yields and oats stay strong. Insect risk to cotton appears lower. Rio Grande Valley remains excellent except hail damaged districts. Farmers’ cautious spending may temper immediate business but supports fall prosperity.
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Dallas
Texas
Department of Public Relations
Southland Life Insurance Company
Rio Grande Valley
Oil Promoters Erect New 12 Story Building in Laredo
Laredo Texas June 6 plans completed for a new 12 story office building to cost 350000. The structure is being erected by a group of local oil promoters.
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Laredo
Texas
Texas Young People's Conference at Fort Worth
The fifth annual Texas Young People's Conference will run June 25 to July 21 in Fort Worth under Joseph J. Boyd of the United Christian Missionary Society. New faculty include Raymond A. Smith and Elmer Billington. About 25 students are expected to register. Two other Texas courses are planned at Center Point and the Mexican Christian Institute in San Antonio.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Texas Young People's
Joseph J. Boyd
United Christian Missionary Society
Boyu
Texas Christian University
Raymond A. Smith
School of Education
T. Oc. UL
EL Br. Billington
Percy B. Atkins
Tonkawa
Okla
Angeline Jones
Courars
Center Point
Mexican Christian Institute
San Antonio
Childress Citizen Blair Dies After Short Illness
Childress Texas June 6 Blair a well known local dies at his home after a brief illness. He is survived by five children. Use Leader Wants Ads for results.
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Childress
Texas
Blair
World's Largest Family Band Spurns Stage
County of Collingsworth Texas issues notice of a 1928 order of sale from the District Court. The levy targets the property of MLE Abney and A L Abney in Collingsworth County. Sale set for first Tuesday in May at Wellington Court House, proceeds to satisfy a judgment in Lawson v Abney. Publication required for three consecutive weeks in English.
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Tenas
Collinuesworth
District Court
Collingsworth
Lenore Sherwood
T. Lawson
Lawon
Mle. Abney
A. L. Abney
McBinney
Callingsworth
Texas
Colineworth
Tex
Brock
M.R. Abney
Hesse Daar
Callingworth
Wellington
Betarer
Dod
Sendae
NighettMtader
East Mob
Abneg
ALT
Bosienu
Willaudo
Salsation Army
Middletown
Conn
Lawrence
Ile Salvation Nemiy
Ensign Lawrence
Coawrence
George
Hazel
Winifred
Endly
Dorothy
Sheriff Notice From Collingsworth County Texas 1928
A sheriff notice dated May 7 1928 from Collingsworth County Texas states C H E McKinney is the sheriff with deputy Aynesworth. The notice appears in the Lington Leader and records the sheriff's signature and official seal.
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C. H E. McKinney
Collingsworth
County
Texas
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