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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1925
Page
5
Reports from Anahuac to Brownsville note an ice plant in operation, tax rates set in Drownaville and Navasota, crop losses from rains in Cherokee and Smith counties, and a plan for a large Lufkin courthouse annex. Other items include road contracts in Anderson County, cotton yields near Tyler, Missouri-Kansas-Texas budget plans, Texas Editorial Association meetings, and bond issues for Abilene and Brazoria.
A playful note invites a beloved companion to walk around the block with affection and whimsy. The message blends romance with a lighthearted bug-themed metaphor for companionship and time together.
The fragment shows a humorous exchange about marriage and love. Montrose claims deep knowledge from his wife and mentions a dog, reflecting light banter in a Chicago News style dialogue.
A fragment quotes dialogue on character and taste with lines about gentility and ill tailoring, reflecting social critique. The brief exchanges hint at a larger portrait of vanity and flawed grooming in a historical setting.
A terse, abstract note hints at deceptive advertising and moral echoes. It reflects on how signals lure the inner observer while critiquing the ethics of promotion and concealment.
A humorous dialogue jokes about quitting smoking to save a marriage. One man quips his wife will leave him if he does not quit, and the other suggests going home to her mother, who smokes worse. The banter highlights domestic themes and lighthearted humor.
A brisk exchange echoes as Sharp, leaving the seashore hotel, reminds landlord of an unpaid week’s weather charge. Grabb challenges the omission and Sharp asserts the missing billing.
Donna notes Jack’s bow legged condition and jokes about sipping a coin to decide which knee to favor, implying a playful but odd habit. The exchange hints at friendship dynamics and a humorous approach to a physical quirk.
A quirky archaic voice recalls a scent trail to a prior lute memory in a playful jumble of words. The speaker names Martiai and hints at a double Nive mention as a stylistic cadence.
The latest U S Department of Agriculture market report covers fruits vegetables and livestock with price shifts across potatoes apples cabbage and hogs. Notable notes include Round White potatoes down to 3 50 4 15 per 10 pounds in eastern markets and New York Baldwins at 4 per barrel while Chicago markets see varied corn and beef prices.
Spot offerings were scarce in New Orleans Friday with small holders keeping fancy and choice grades firm at top quotes. Fancy Blue Rose 7c to 7 1/8c. choles 6 1/2c to 6 7/8c. fancy Honduras 7c to 8c. Buyers sought only prompt shipments and waited for lower prices in a stronger market. Receipts reached 1,313 sacks and 6,896 pockets early in the day.
Fort Worth stock market reports a generally steady cattle trade with light weight heifers and calf trade showing small deviations. Hogs and sheep were unchanged as cattle receipts reached about 3 200 head and 1 000 calves, with little variation from last week and the prior year.
Rescue efforts for sixty eight officers and men aboard the submarine Monitor M-1 ended with the abandonment of hope after it disappeared off the Plymouth coast during maneuvers with other submarines.
A Luxor dispatch reports the inner human shaped coffin of Tutankhamun Amen discovered as solid gold with intricate embossed designs. It is described as the largest piece of gold work unearthed in archaeology’s annals.
Rome report shows Italy’s exports reaching 17.996 billion lire while imports stood at 18.564 billion, nearly eliminating the adverse balance for October. The data highlight a narrowing deficit in Italy’s trade.
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