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Brookshire Times

Location

Brookshire, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1918

Page

3

Texas Farmers Ineligible For Cotton Crop Loss Reimbursement

An attorney general opinion states farmers in the proclaimed cotton free zone in South Texas are not eligible for compensation if their cotton is destroyed after violating the proclamation. The ruling clarifies that reimbursement applies only when a farmer planted cotton before the pest control measures began, and violators cannot seek damages. The department urges abandoning cotton cultivation in the area to prevent further losses from the pink bollworm.

Houston Tex South Texas Attorney General's Department W. J. Hunter Mme Anober Federal Hertical Turn Board Souheatern United States Department of Agriculture

President Drives Rivet Home at Gunston Hall Keel Laying

President Wilson joined the ceremony in Alexandria to drive a rivet into the keel of the 9,400 ton freighter Gunston Hall. Mrs. Wilson helped place the last vertical plate and quipped about her union card as the rivet was set. The shipbuilder praised the work as neatly edged.

Alexandria Wilson Gunston Hall

Men to Be Called The Month Washington

Official announcement says 280000 men will be called to the colors in June and report June 24. The final assignments to camps are not yet determined, so the apportionment list is presently withheld.

Washington

Vanderbilt heiress to wed in Mississippi country place

Mrs Alfred G Vanderbilt will marry Rey Baker, director of the mint, at Mrs Vanderbilt's Knox Mississippi country place early in June. Announcement came Friday from Mrs Vanderbilt's father Captain Iane E Emerson of Baltimore.

Alfred G. Vanderbilt Washington Slfred Gwynn Vanderbilt Rey’. Baker Mra Vanderbilts Country Place Knox Miss

Toll road franchise granted for marsh route

A company will be organized to build a toll road through the marsh from Grand Lake to Pepper Point with a connecting road to Vernon. The estimated cost of the marsh section is 75000 dollars.

Lake Charles Lily Grand Lake Japier Point Vuniron

Negroes Killed by Posse in Dodge Tex Battle

Five Negroes were killed in a Saturday battle between a posse of white men and a sheriff’s group trying to arrest a Negro who had been called for service and failed to register. The event occurred in Dodge, Texas.

Dodge Tex

Enemies Alien Lynchers Acquitted in Praeger Case

Eleven men charged with murder in the lynching of enemy alien Robert Paul Praeger were acquitted by a jury after a deliberation of forty five minutes.

Edwardsville Robert Paul Praeger

Lewis predicts US army reach England's size by December

Senator James Hamilton Lewis said in Chicago that the United States now has 3,000 soldiers abroad and will have a force equal to England's army by December 1. He spoke here today asserting rapid growth and parity with England's military strength.

England Chicago James Hamilton Lewis United States

Spoiled Milk Costs High, Urges Strict Milk Care

A wartime era column emphasizes preventing milk spoilage by immediate refrigeration, strict cleanliness, and proper cooling methods. It warns that wasted ice and spoiled milk waste energy and resources, and endorses a per gallon cooling process and insulated handling from milking to delivery with sterilized vessels and constant cold.

Lee Department of Agriculture

Pork Production Hints Emphasize Efficient Hog Management

The article extols leaner sows over fat, slow-growing types and urges breeders to use highly specialized hogs. It stresses keeping hogs running at full capacity from birth to market, employing self feeders and clean, rational management to maximize weight gain and feed efficiency.

Sheep War Machine Campaign Ad From USDA

A USDA message promotes sheep on every farm as a wartime asset. Wool supports soldiers and meat feeds civilians, turning weeds into uniforms and portraying flocks as national defense. The idea, framed as a broad agricultural push, urges widespread sheep farming.

United States Department of Agriculture

Pasture Value for Pigs Improves Health and Feeding

Report emphasizes green pasture benefits for sows and piglets. Open air after furrowing aids comfort and performance. Prioritizing clover pasture supports young pigs in hog farming.

Ruling on Loans for Nonresidents Expanded

The Federal Land Bank of Houston announces a change permitting nonresidents who actively farm, or hire labor, to qualify for loans. Previously borrowers must reside on the farm. now ownership or tenancy does not bar eligibility if farming is conducted.

Houston Tex Federal Land Bank of Houston Secretary of the Treasury Federal Farm Loan Board Washington

Saratoga Leads Gulf Coast Oil Field Activity

In Gulf Coast Oil Fields Houston Texas the past week Saratoga Hardin County jumped to the front as a Gulf Coast oil field though not yet in production. Goose Creek led with 30 500 barrels daily followed by Humble 14 500 and Sour Lake 9 500. Humble added about 250 barrels of new production.

Houston Tex Saratoga Hardin County Gulf Coast Goose Creek Humble Sour Lake

Charters Granted to Farm Loan Associations in Texas and Colorado

The Federal Land Bank of Houston sent federal charters Friday to new farm loan associations at Miami in Roberta County and Eagle Lake in Colorado County. The bank approved loans totaling 72,250 for members across multiple Texas towns including Alice Jasper Bandera Austin Cisco El Campo Devine Glen Rose Snyder Pleasanton and others with individual amounts listed.

Houston Tex Federal Land Bank of Houston Miami Roberta Eagle Lake Colorado County Alice Hondo Jasper Caldwell Corsicana Rock Island van Alstyne Amarillo Bandora Austin Cisco Clifton Devine el Campo Franklin Glen Rose Jenkins Liberty Rule Snyder Angeleton Pleasanton

Attorney General Warns Texans Against Worthless Stocks

Texas Attorney General Looney issued a formal warning to the public against buying worthless stocks in corporations. He criticizes promotional schemes taking up to 40 percent and calls the blue sky law largely ineffective. He urges avoiding new financial ventures during wartime to protect national resources.

Austin Tex Looney Texas

Missing from torpedoed transport President Lincoln

Washington reports four officers and twenty men are believed missing from the torpedoed American transport President Lincoln as advised by Vice Admiral Sims to the navy department on Monday.

Washington President Lincoln Navy Department Sims

Tanning Plant Destroyed at Noxen

Fire swept the J. K. Messler tanning plant controlled by Armour & Co. at Noxen on Sunday causing an estimated loss near 3 million. Fire officers report extensive damage and investigation continues.

Nervous weakness relief from Lydia E Pinkham’s remedy

Philadelphia mother describes fatigue backache and nervousness from illness. After a doctor diagnosed nervous reaction she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for three months and improved, regaining appetite and steadiness. The ad portrays overworked mothers as common and claims the remedy restores health.

Lydia E. Pinkham Philadelphia Je Worthline North Taylor St Lydia Finkham

Propagation of Bladderwort Proposed to Fight Mosquito Plague

A Milwaukee paper reports Prof W B Ringle found bladderwort in a Kansas creek. In lab the plant trapped and consumed tadpoles and could also eat mosquito larvae, suggesting propagating the plant in pools and streams to reduce mosquitoes.

Milwaukee W. B. Ringle Pittsburg Kay Kansag

Fragmentary family exchange over saving and credit

A distorted dialogue shows a daughter saving fifteen per week from Jus salevy and a father questioning how long he will rely on credit. The text hints at financial strain and family bargaining without clear names or outcomes.

Killjoy

Frustrated phrase hints at future badge proof concept

A fragmented line suggests a speculative idea about a future badge proving something like a cross or mark on a sheep. The text remains unclear with no concrete events, names, or places to anchor.

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