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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1915
Page
4
Government customs data show Galveston port sent 421 643 bales of cotton in March valued at 19 306 939 dollars. The report notes the volume and value of shipments, reflecting market activity for the month.
From Dallas comes word that former Governor Thomas M. Campbell of Palestine will run for the United States senate next year. Local option results in Tom Green county show anti prohibitionists winning by 35 with a total vote of 2,335.
In a recent election Yoakum adopted the commission form of government. The elected commissioners are W. L. Orth J. W. Cook F. W. Ledbetter J. B. Harris and J. J. Jaresh.
Professor J. W. Ridgway of the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas urges frequent whitewashing of barns for milk quality. He advises slacking lime, thickening to cream-like consistency, adding salt and alum, and optionally a half pint of carbolic acid per pail for stronger disinfection.
This reflection warns that cheap paints are often fraudulent, arguing that most painters claim to be the best while only a few near the top are truly reliable. It asserts that low price is a false appeal used by dishonest sellers to cheat buyers.
Professor F W Kazmeier of Texas A and M College reports most chick losses occur at initial feeding with hard to digest feeds. He limits hard boiled eggs and recommends dried bread crumbs soaked in sour milk, pressed dry, for about 50 chicks for the first days. Then add rolled oats, grist and ground bone meal.
Mrs Myrtle Carneby spent part of the week in Yoakum visiting friends. A large crowd from Moulton watched the Austin Schulenburg game in Schulenburg on Sunday afternoon with Austin defeating Schulenburg 8 to 3.
A call to inspect the house from cellar to attic for unwanted items and price them to turn clutter into cash. Create a simple ad listing second hand stove, bureau, bedstead, churn, chairs, clothing, rags and more, then mail the five cent a line insertion to Mrs. Moulton, Texas.
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