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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1939
Page
5
A lengthy, fragmented analysis argues a new global order is needed amid escalating tensions. The author contemplates U S neutrality, potential war, and the risk of German aggression, warning about economic pressures steering nations toward conflict and urging cautious action by policymakers.
New dormitories and a dining hall at Texas A and M College near completion aim to be ready for the school term starting September 22. The buildings will provide about 1210 rooms to house the entire student body, with space also planned for several project houses on campus.
A fragmentary wartime opinion argues for a better ordered world and United States involvement in settlement efforts. It notes near brink of general war, questions American public support, and stresses urgent need for cooperation among nations amid ongoing global tensions and economic disparities.
Mrs L Chapman and Mr and Mrs Paul Chapman of trained spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs oO Crim and with Mr and Mrs WG Chapman.
An early 20th century style column extols diverse fall winter and spring pasture crops for the Southwest farm economy. It argues crop variety boosts livestock profitability, critiques outdated government benefits, and urges planting barley oats and winter rye as top producers for feed and stability.
Winter legumes such as vetch and winter peas grow in winter and early spring, then plowed under to enrich soil before cotton planting. In East and Central Texas and extending to Oklahoma, Louisiana and Arkansas, farmers report better yields after wintering crops. Winter pastures can be sown from November onward, yielding growing benefits as the season advances.
District Judge Ewine Reva of Houston restrained Hartla County Commissioners Court from jail for Sam Bassett refusal to render personal property for taxation. Bassett, a lumberman, had fought six years over notes and cash on hand. the ruling may affect tax systems, prompting an appeal by the commissioners.
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