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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1925
Page
5
Shipments of Cape Jasmine from Alvin top 600000 buds this year while Texas City port handled 2954279 barrels in May 1925. Bonds approved for Littlefield and Tiden independent districts. East Texas Public Service builds Marshall to Longview line.
Fragments show a discussion about marriage timing and repayment. A promise to deliver goods figures into a debt or loan plan with mentions of Joan and Jones. The tone hints at a businesslike view of steady employment for reliable deliverers.
Operated by two men the new machine, powered by a gasoline motor, cleans plaster from old brick at a rate of 8000 per hour.
A confused reminiscence links blue Monday to Diagnes who supposedly was turned out of a tub on wash day. The narrator recalls finding two white hairs and a quip about being sick, while a man seldom considers death when he falls ill.
Latent market report from U and Denagtyrant of Agriculture Washington notes a weekly drop of 64 points in middling spot cotton to 23.73c per pound and New York July futures down 64 points to 22.92c. Dairy prices show firmness after a unsettled week, with heavy in storage movement and higher cheese prices versus last year.
President Coolidge spoke at the Norse American centennial at the Minnesota State Fair Grounds praising Scandinavian settlers for shaping the Northwest agricultural economy. He avoided politics, stressing national unity born from diverse origins and traditions.
Former Governor James E. Ferguson and State Superintendent 5 M N Marra told the Texas board of education that the executive veto of 312000 annually for vocational education aid in the next biennium does not cancel Texas access to similar federal funds. Ferguson argued that complaints about killing federal aid are unfounded and the fund remains available.
Meeting of coal dealers in Houston adjourned a two day session with Dallas chosen as the 1926 meeting place. Officers elected for the next year include William N. Martin of Vernon as president, Hugh L. Wallace of Fort Worth as first vice president, Talman Bibb of Fort Worth as second vice president, and Clarence R. Goldman of Dallas as secretary and treasurer.
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