The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.

Canning factories employ many hands for several months
during the year One here would furnish employment TO
factory would be the Of turning into cash thou
sands Of dollars worth Of garden truck that has heretofore
been going 10 Nsste.--Neathertprd Herald.
These canning fsctoes would flemish prostable employ
ent perhaps hundreds Of hands the
that these hands have heretofore been idle Factories
are the greatest circulating machines THAI have
Their pss rolls large speaking and
days regular and when employees paid they spend
their money the merchant the and the business
generally and hard times become the
verbal hens teeth.
Enterprise feels tina, the demand for another railroad is
imperative If Cieburne expects grow and expand she
reached quickly oneroad city unable to reach points of
this line quickly Of transferring and then again
the cities with several roads is absolutely out Of the ques
The branch Of the Gould system. the international and
Northern, which coming this way affords Cleburne
the opportunity to move out toward greater destnyCle
burne Enterprise.
Transportation facilities make factories and all such en-
,.rprses only possible but imperative With much
activity railroad is going would
be rather if place the size Of Cebune did break
away from the oneoad class Of However do this
it takes hustlins Natural advantages do do all
more
Honest taxation the taxpayers It is imros
sibls progressive wind Every dollar paid
water tax would come back the people with com
pound in the shape of health happiness and general
Honest taxation also falls lightly on the taxpayers
good citizen should be willing to his water tax or
for other sanitary necessary convenience he
would to buy clothing or medicine for his family.
Over Honey Grove the oil mill company is building
system OF waterwork 1t is also discussing the advsablity
OF building electric lines and mill two When
people there went anything they to the oil mill
Pany just as naturally as republican seeking government
job hunts up Mark Hanna-Bonham Favorite.
Some business each community become we'll
known for backing up any enterprise locking the benefit
Of the that they asked off the subscription
list for anything. Maybe the Honey Grove Oil company
in this class of progressive corporations.
The editors of the Honey Grove Citizen gallant peo
pie ard as proof thereof the following paragraph sub
mitted evidence:
The $4,000 which the indianapolis paid for that kiss
entirely much Had been Of Honey Groves
girls the amount would have been altogether small.
Ninety years out of hundred the farmer in this country
get at least IS for his in the spring And the
same number OF years in century will pay him better
Alvord Budget
Ii the farmer raises big of and other grain he
also raise hogs, cattle and other live stock and will
always have something sell The who has something
sell position laugh the mortgage any other
misfortune, and is the happest man in the universe.
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The Texas legislature does hospitabe act if not dplo
matte in inviting the presidents of the two great Amer
can republics TO toe mark on luarezE PasG bridge and
gether in peace.--El Paso News,
The most friendly relations should exist between the
United States aud its big republican neighbor the
of Texas Their interests mutual and will closer
and closer both mprovedas they will be in very
few years 1t is be sincerely hoped that President Daz
will President Mckinley the border Both nations
would be gratided by the meeting.
Missouri editor says that every time farmer shoots
hawk he throws $50 bill into the fire. for though the bird
takes occasional CHECKER destroys least thousand
mice and moleS every yearIohnson County Review
The farmer would be much better off ii he would make
study OF who his friends and who his enemies AS
rule he kills the things that do him the good
and leaves alone those that do him the harm.
The Garland News doesn't take tips" and
quenee has money in rolls 1t says
The News editor received circular weeks ago from
Memphis man, entitled Some Reasons Why Cotton Should
Go Twelve Cents We didn't pin faith the gen.
tlemans judgment and consequently roll is still intact
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