Tick Eradication Moves Prompt Regional Cattle Movement Ban
The Live Stock Sanitary Commission of Texas prohibits movement of cattle horses mules and asses into Burnet Lavaca and the southern Live Oak County areas from infected or exposed zones starting April 1 1927. Form A certification required. no permits into Burnet Lavaca or southern Live Oak. special permission needed for Live Oak entry.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Burnet
Lavaca
Live Oak
Live Stock Sanitary Commission of Texas
Live Oak Coun
Live Oak County
Said County
Hoppe Family Visits Relatives in Moulton
Mr. Benno H. E. Hoppe and family of Yoakum visited relatives and friends in Moulton Sunday.
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Mr. Benno H. E. Hoppe
Yoakum
Moulton Sunday
Otto Mueller and Jessie Reh visit Houston locals
Otto Mueller and Jessie Rehmer of Houston arrived Saturday to spend a short time with homefolks and catch up on news.
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Otto Wilks
Houston
Moulton
Otto Mueller
Jessie Rehmer
Dunlevy Couples Visit Columbus Hosts
Mr and Mrs Edwin Dunlevy and Mr and Mrs Lee Dunlevy of Columbus were guests of Mr and Mrs Hermann Thar on Sunday.
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Edwin Dunlevy
Lee Dunlevy
Columbus
Hermann Thar
Pfeil Visitors From San Antonio
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Pfeil of San Antonio visited the first part of the week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. August Ellinghausen and other relatives.
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Gus Pfeil
San Antonio
August Ellinghausen
Dudik Baby George Born to Mr and Mrs Dudik in Yoakum
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Dudik of Yoakum announce the birth of their son George on Wednesday, March 80. The infant weighs and measures are not listed.
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Anton Dudik
Yoakum
George
Henry Etlinger Visits Moulton and Renews Eagle Subscription
Henry Etlinger of Yoakum spent last Friday in Moulton for business. He called at our sanctum for a brief chat and to renew his subscription to The Eagle.
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Henry Etlinger
Yoakum
Moulton
Etlinger
Our Sanctum
the Eagle
Government price fixing won’t work says Cornell professor
James E. Boyle of Cornell University argues in the Banker-Farmer that general government price fixing fails in competitive markets. He notes existing fixer roles in rail, utilities, and communications and warns agricultural fixes harm producers unless wages, costs, and rationing are controlled.
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United States
James E. Boyle
Cornell University
Straight Talks About Bonds From Aunt Emmy
Mrs. Norris encounters Aunt Emmy while evaluating an advertised fifteen percent bonds investment. Aunt Emmy explains bonds are loans to issuers with security and varying safety, warning high yields can signal unsafe ventures and urging bank advice before any payment.
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Mrs. Norris
Aunt Emmy
Maud Norris
Emmy
Esafe
A. B. Aymes
Bankers Push Purebred Cattle Plan in Mason County
Mason County Michigan bankers push a program to replace scrub rock with purebred cattle. County agent outlines buying young purebred sires and placing them with cooperative farmers. Bankers will advance funds and take a one year no interest note to ease access to high grade stock.
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Mason County
Michigan
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