Texas Department of Markets and Warehouses Annual Report
The report, to Governor Hobby, covers the Department of Markets and Warehouses for the year ending Sept 1, 1917. It shows expenditures of 50 455.17 of 70 403.25 appropriated with 20 048.04 unexpended, outlines duties to standardize packing and grading, insure warehouse integrity, regulate weights and measures, and promote storage and sale of farm products across Texas. It notes reduced insurance rates for stored cotton and references the National Warehouse Law and drought impacts hampering agency establishment.
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Austin
Texas
W. P. Hobby
Federal Reserve Bank
Wilson
Congress
Markets and Warehouse Law
United States
State of
Chambers of Commerce
Commissioner of Weights and Measures
California
Union
Department of
Markets and Warehouse Department
Manchester
England
the Guadalupe
F. C. Weinert
Difference Between Money Lenders and Bankers
The text contrasts money lenders and bankers. It notes money lenders discount paper and collect interest while bankers also perform similar tasks but engage in broader activities. A real banker is described as having a vision and acting on it to build up the community.
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Railroads’ War Board
N. Y
Evening Sun
ST. Louis Southwestern Railway Lines
Question on Sample Quality in Cotton Trade
The buyer refuses the farmer's sample and insists on a different kind of sample. An unfett sample may reduce the value of a bale by three or more full grades.
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Ducer
Robbers Loot Ector Post Office Safe
Between midnight Friday and daylight Saturday, yeggmen blew open the post office safe in Ector. They rolled the safe from the building into the old bank vault and removed a little over 400 dollars in money and stamps. The explosion caused no injuries and the sheriff investigated with Deputy Elam. no robber crew identified.
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Ector
R. R. Morgan
Elam
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Standards of Weights and
Public Warehouse Act
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
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War Board
Providence
R. I
The
Whitewright
Weekly
Kansas City Star
Whitewright Sun
Star
Theodore Roosevelt
the Star
Henry J. Waters
Kansas Agriculture College
the Weekly
Whitewright, Texas