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Corpus Christi Caller And Daily Herald
Corpus Christi, Nueces County, Texas
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O. A. Hale sells his stake in Corpus Christi's Bailey-Hale Company, a leading wholesale fruit and produce firm, to J. J. Pridgen of Wharton, effective immediately. Hale, a five-year partner, plans to stay in the city and start new business after a brief Texas trip.
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His Interest in Bailey Company Purchased by J. J. Pridgen of Wharton
Announcement was made Tuesday morning that O. A. Hale has disposed of his interest in the Bailey-Hale Company to Judge J. J. Pridgen formerly of Wharton, the change becoming effective at once. The Bailey-Hale Company is established in the wholesale fruit and produce business with offices and plant on Aubrey street near the ship depot and is one of the largest concerns of the kind in Texas. Mr. Hale and family will leave here within the next few days for a few days' visit in Meridian and Abilene Texas after which they will return here to continue to make Corpus Christi their home. Mr. Hale will engage in business. He has been a member of the firm of Bailey-Hale Company for the past five years and has a host of friends who will rejoice to learn that he will continue as a resident of Corpus Christi.
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Corpus Christi, Texas
Event Date
Tuesday Morning
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o. a. hale disposes of his interest in the bailey-hale company to j. j. pridgen, effective immediately; hale and family plan a short visit to meridian and abilene, texas, then return to corpus christi to make it their home; hale will engage in new business.
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Announcement made that O. A. Hale has sold his interest in the Bailey-Hale Company, a major wholesale fruit and produce business with offices and plant on Aubrey street near the ship depot, to Judge J. J. Pridgen formerly of Wharton. Hale has been a member of the firm for the past five years.