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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1922
Page
2
Poultry relief via minerals in drinking water claims faster growth higher egg yield and elimination of lice and mites without dusting or spraying. Paratabs dissolve in water and are sold with a guarantee and a trial offer mailed from Paratab Laboratories Kansas City Missouri.
A clipped notice from Virginia lists chicken breeds Blue Andalusian Silver Campine and Hamburg stock and eggs. It references Cowherd Hughes of Columbia Virginia and mentions cabbage, potatoes, and tomatoes with unit prices and quantities from Southern Plant Specialist in Valdosta Georgia.
Washington reports the House approved the four billion dollar soldiers bonus by 233 to 70, with quick initial support and a GOP strategy to block a recommit. The measure promises immediate cash for some veterans and several loan and aid programs, with Texas votes listed for final passage.
Washington reports Texas produced 10,774,000 barrels in February with a daily average of 384,875. Oklahoma followed at about 10,000,000 barrels. U S Geological Survey notes a new high February daily rate of 1,470,107 barrels nationwide. The midcontinent region accounted for over half of domestic output.
Mohandas K. Gandhi, prominent Indian non cooperation leader, arrested on sedition charges in Ahmedabad, British India, and sentenced to six years of imprisonment without hard labor.
Wrangle Island in the Arctic has been claimed for Great Britain by a group of six people three Americans a Canadian and three Esquimos their action marking a bold assertion amid disputed Arctic territories.
Condensed items report unions and Texas schools receiving bond funds for Groesbeck buildings and tax hike approvals, Dallas state aid cuts, and the April special tax vote. Also notes motor vehicle registrations, court delays in Lon D. Morgan embezzlement case, and railroad tariff changes. El Paso chosen 1923 Southwest convention site amid Houston and San Antonio bids.
The four power Pacific treaty was ratified by the Senate 67 to 27 with no alliance or armed force commitments. The vote showed 33 roll calls and a minority effort to add reservations failed, while the committee reservation was accepted 90 to 2.
Texas school districts face 1922-23 terms of four to five months as funds run low. Per pupil allotment may be 10.5 dollars or less, rural aid drops from 1.5 million to 1 million, and general funds from 3 million to none. Bond interest is past due. Miss Annie Blanton urges a special session to swap 3 percent bonds for 6 percent school bonds.
Corsicana Texas reports Blooming Grove 14 miles west on the Hillsboro branch of the Cotton Belt will sell its electric light plant and will obtain electric current for lighting the town from Dallas going forward.
A number of I. and G. N. railway shop carmen at the Taylor car shops have been recalled after being laid off for more than three months. The workers returned to their posts this week.
A period advertisement for Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound targeting women with female health issues. It cites letters from readers like Horatio Arkansas and New Orleans praising relief, regained strength, and ability to resume domestic work after using the remedy.
A brook trout caught by J. E. Barbour of Paterson New Jersey in Gaspe Canada on June 20 1921 yielded nine mice in its stomach five large. The remark ends with a bantering note on the value of pessimists to others.
An advertiser touts Cascarets as a candy like laxative that relieves headaches dizziness biliousness indigestion and sour stomach. It claims a full bowel movement by morning with no griping unlike salts pills calomel or oil, and notes cost is ten cents a box with children loving Cascarets. It adds a quip about a bore and a device to shut up.
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