Prudential Loans Boost Farm Mortgages and Housing
Ed ward T Duffield of Prudential urges farm loan aid, noting the company has financed over 205 million dollars in farm mortgages to support farmers and land development. In 1924 Prudential lent nearly 38 million on farm properties and also funded urban housing through extensive small dwelling loans.
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Edward T. Duffield
Prudential Insurance Company
Bond Club of New Jersey
Tife Insurance Companies
Thia
Prudential
United States
Winters Enacts Taxi License Ordinance For Public Hire
Judge J C Shipman and family visit Winters on their way to Wingate. Shipman, elected district attorney for the 52nd Judicial District, notes agricultural drought but praises Winters prospects for a bountiful yield and warmth of the community.
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City of
Winters
Tirm Corporation Fron
J. C. Shipman
Hamilton
Texas
Wingate
Price of Food Rising in Fifteen Cities
Washington report shows food prices up to 3 percent higher in 15 of 20 cities between April 15 and May 15 with declines in five cities. Department of Labor notes gains mostly under 3 percent and some declines up to two percent.
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Washington
Labor Department
Question of Who Owns North Pole Is Raised
In Ottawa the house of commons debates who owns the North Pole as Charles Stewart outlines Canada's claim to the northern archipelago. W C McQuerrie questions U S claims while Stewart notes Canada holds islands north of the coast between longitude 60 and 142.
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Ottawa
Ont
North Pole
House of Commons
Charles Stewart
Canada
W. C. McQuerrie
Stewart
United States
Poisoning Cities By Airplane Bombs Is Declared Utter Rot
Rear Admiral Albert Fleaves retired dismissed the claim that airplanes can drop gas bombs to poison cities. In a Rotary club address in Washington he warned such statements defy math noting it would take about 20,000 tons of gas to affect the District of Columbia.
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Washington
Albert Fleaves
Rotary Club
District Columbia
Bank Syndicate Plans 1925 Cotton Credit Network
A New York led banking syndicate plans to finance the 1925 cotton crop movement by ten southern states via the Texas Farm Bureau Cotton association. The Seaboard National Bank of New York heads lenders with Chicago Denver and San Francisco members. A $40 million revolving credit was set last year. E. E. Smith of Wingate transacted business in Winters Friday.
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New York
Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association
Seaboard National Bank of New York
Chicago
Denver
San Franscisco
Mr Frances Young Visited Relatives in Winters
Mr Frances Young of San Angelo visited relatives and friends in Winters on Monday and Tuesday.
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Frances Young
San Angelo
Rural Children Exempt From Tuition In Cities
In Austin Texas on June 10, the third court of civil appeals ruled that rural residents may send their children to public schools in nearby towns without paying tuition. The decision reversed a Travis County district court ruling that taxed county residents for schooling in Austin.
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Austin
Tex
Third Court of Civil Appeals
Philip R. Huck
Free Schools
Travis County
Mrs. P. L. Crews Reported Improving in San Antonio
Friends note Mrs. P. L. Crews of San Antonio is improving and on her way back to health after a period of illness.
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P. L. Crews
San Antonio
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