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Alfred
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Carter Family Photos
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Change of Business Concern
The D. I.
Porter Grain Company, doing a general feed and grain business, has
been succeeded by the Carter Grain Company, the purchaser being C.
M. Carter of this city. Mr. Porter will continue the stock business
which he formerly conducted in connection with the grain business.
The Daily Tribune, June 20, 1911
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Carter Grain Company Moves.
In order
to increase their facilities for handling their ever-increasing
wholesale and retail grain business, the Carter Grain Company has
moved from their old quarters on Seventh Street into the P. E.
Parker warehouse east of the Santa Fe track on Seventh Street.
Carter
Grain Company has purchased the big warehouse, and their office,
retail and wholesale business will be, as in the past, combined.
They extend thanks to their customers of the past and ask a
continuation of their orders for all kinds of feed stuff, which the
company is in better position to fill than ever, owing to greatly
increased floor space.
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Carter Grain
Company was situated next to the railroad in the block
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Matagorda County Tribune, April 26, 1912
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For Sale
Wooten long staple cotton seed by Carter Grain Co.--The
Daily Tribune,
December 23, 1912
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Retail Merchants Association Organized
At a
meeting held at the City Hall Thursday night by the retail merchants
and business men of the city, the Retail Merchants’ Association was
organized.
Carter
Grain Company
The Daily Tribune, February 5, 1915
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Grand Pageant Was A Spectacular Success
Big Celebration Brought Hundreds Of Persons To Town And All Paid
Homage To Our City—Day Was Ideal While Enjoyment Reigned Supreme.
Wednesday, April 21st, 1915, will go down in the history
of Bay City as the very best day of days, the most successful and
enjoyable one ever experienced by our public-spirited and wide-awake
citizenship.
Floats and Occupants
The
Carter Grain Co. was advertised with a handsomely arranged float
showing the article of feed carried by them.
Matagorda County Tribune, April 23, 1915
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Mr. John Castleton, who has been associated with the Moore-Sims
Grocery Co. for the past several months, is now associated with the
Carter Grain Co.
Matagorda County Tribune, July 2, 1915 |
The Daily Tribune, December 31, 1915
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Mr. Hamilton Wallace, formerly employed at the rice mills at El
Campo, will return to Bay City, so The Tribune is informed, and
enter the employ of the Carter Grain Co.
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Ground maize heads for chicken feed. Best and most economical on the
market, Carter Grain Co.--The Daily Tribune, January 24, 1916
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Over Two Hundred For Destitute Jews
Committee Met With Signal Success in Relief Work
Following
is a list of the subscribers and the amounts they donated.
Carter
Grain Co. - $2.00
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Cliff Carter was in the city yesterday from Van Vleck and says the
Carter Grain Company is doing a splendid business and that farming
is going on at a lively clip although rain is needed just east of
the Santa Fe tracks.--The
Daily Tribune, March 16, 1916 |
Carter Grain Company shipped out a solid carload of milo chops
yesterday.—The Daily Tribune, April 4, 1916
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Hamilton Wallace, a member of Company “G,” T. N. G., and private
secretary to Capt. R. R. Lewis, was honorably discharged last week.
He returned home Saturday and resumed his old position as
stenographer with the Carter Grain Co. this morning. “Ham” is glad
to get back and we are all glad that he has come home to stay.--The
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Mr. A. R. Carter, representing the Carter Grain Company returned
yesterday from an extended trip to Brownsville and all through that
section. The Carter Grain Company has a large business in the Valley
and Mr. Carter’s visit was for the purpose of meeting their
customers personally.--The
Daily Tribune, February 16, 1917 |
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Matagorda County Tribune, September 21, 1917
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Wanted—Boy or young man to run errands; chance for advancement.
Carter Grain Co.--The
Daily Tribune, November 15, 1917 |
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Appreciating your consideration in the past and trusting to receive
your further co-operation, we beg to announce the discontinuation of
delivering goods ordered after 5 P. M.
Carter
Grain Co
Wynne Grain Co
LeTulle Mercantile Co. Feed Dept.--The
Daily Tribune, January 15, 1918
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D. Oscar Dodd completed a course in the Bay City Business College
Tuesday, this week, and is now working in the office of the Carter
Grain Company.--The
Daily Tribune, March 7, 1918 |
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Liberty Loan Subscriptions
Carter
Grain Co. - $1,000--The
Daily Tribune, October 21, 1918 |
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Mr. A. Harris, formerly local agent for the Southern Pacific, but
recently associated with the Carter Grain Co., has accepted the
cashiership of the First State Bank to succeed Mr. E. L. Perry, who
retires on account of bad health.--The
Daily Tribune, February 25, 1919 |
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Jewish Relief Campaign A Success
Most of County’s Quota Raised in Bay City
The list
of contributors follows: Carter Grain Co. - $10.00--Matagorda
County Tribune, April 18, 1919
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For Sale: A span of work horses. Cash or terms. Carter Grain
Company.--The
Daily Tribune, May 5, 1919
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Wanted—Office Boy, Apply Carter Grain, Company.--The
Daily Tribune, December 1, 1919
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We Buy Sacks—Carter Grain Company--The
Daily Tribune, January 9, 1920
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For Sale—One Remington typewriter; good order. Carter Grain Co.--The
Daily Tribune, February 13, 1920
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Local Concern Increases Capital Stock
The
Carter Grain Co., of this city, wholesale and retail dealers in
grain, has increased its capital stock from $75,000 to $100,000, the
amendment to the company’s charter being made by the state
Wednesday.--The
Daily Tribune, February 14, 1920
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