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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1926
Page
3
E R Waite argues that Elias Howe failed due to lack of marketing and that advertising as a public utility makes inventions widely available. The piece extols advertising as essential to rapid distribution, national reach, and progress, contrasting with a world without advertising.
Chester I. Low of the American Bar Association spoke at Denver on the courts losing public confidence due to a perceived “straightjacket” from ill advised laws. He argued that lawyers themselves, through laws, committees, and courtroom practice, largely cause court troubles and that legislatures do not bear sole blame.
William Kidd, famed pirate hanged at Execution Dock on May 23 1701 in Wepping England. The ballad portrays him as hero and martyr, with many stanzas and variants. It records the singer Robert Kidd name, his voyage, golden riches, and a warning to shun bad company lest one ends in hell. A 1926 Western Newspaper Union transmission of the text accompanies.
Entomologist R R Reppert notes farmers face heavy boll worm damage linked to a late corn crop. Early hatching worms feed on leaves and respond to arsenical poisons, while later stages bore cotton bolls with limited surface poison. Continued control requires weekly applications. profits may justify treatment if damage exceeds five to ten percent. Leafworm controls help against young boll worms.
Agricultural Engineer M R Bently says moss in tanks is usually algae that needs sun. Cover small tanks to block light. In open earthen tanks copper sulphate kills algae, but re growth occurs in 30 to 49 days. Use about one ounce copper sulphate per 7,500 gallons, dissolve first in a small amount of water. Safe for livestock.
In a rural notice of the Farm and Ranch column, residents express willingness to let lawyers perform janitorial work to purge courthouse corruption, while vowing to supervise a thorough cleansing. A separate sale ad notes a home for sale near the school ground with a good water well and terms.
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