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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1923

Page

2

Neff launches extended probe into oil price fixing

Texas Governor Neff announces an expanded investigation into alleged oil and gasoline price fixing. He cites crude oil overproduction and high gasoline prices amid low crude values, says he has discussed with state and federal officials and will pursue actions to align prices with supply.

Austin Tex Neff State Railroad Commission United States Oil and Gas Attorney General's Départment Oil and Gas Division Texas

Watermelon Shipments Doubled in Texas July

Texas shipped 3,546 cars of watermelons in July, up 1,614 cars from last year, with 45 cars of beaches, 17 cars of pears and 120 cars of onions. July 1922 saw 1,932 watermelon cars, about half the current season's movement.

Austin Tex Texas Co-Operative State and Federal Market

U D C Secretary Plans Colorado Vacation

Mrs C C Yancey state recording secretary of the Texas division United Daughters of the Confederacy will be absent on vacation in Colorado Springs from August 25 to September 15. Chapters needing supplies should order before departure.

Rockdale Tex C. C. Yancey Denton Texas United Daughters of the Confederacy Colorado Springs Colo

Latvia ratifies protocol establishing permanent court of international justice

Latvia notified the League of Nations that its parliament ratified the protocol creating the permanent court of international justice, bringing the number of adherent states to thirty seven by act of parliament.

Geneva Latvia League of Nations Permanent Court of International Justice

Brenham County Engineer Heads North for Highway Inspection

County Engineer Gus Bracher departed Brenham for a tour through the North and East to inspect highways under construction and study road projects in progress.

Brenham Tex Gus Bracher

Detachment Leaves for Texas National Guard Encampment

Lieutenant A. A. Blumberg with eight men from the 143d Texas National Guard left Hempstead for Austin to prepare the campsite for the upcoming annual encampment.

Hempstead Tex A. A. Blumberg 143D Regiment Texas National Guard Austin

Constantin interests to build 10000-barrel refinery near Megargel

Wichita Falls Tex Constantin interests announce plans to construct a 10000-barrel capacity refinery in the Swastika field near Megargel in the coming period.

Wichita Falls Tex Constantin Megargel

Pine Grove Holdings Taken Over by Baxter Basin Oil Syndicate

The Baxter Basin Oil Syndicate of Wyoming has seized Pine Grove Oil Company holdings and will resume drilling at the New York test ten miles southeast of Athens, Texas.

Athens, Tex Baxter Basin Oil Syndicate of Wyoming Pine Grove Oil Company New York Test Athens

Austin Officials Track Reservoir Sites and Oil Probes

Clark tours North Texas for inspections of proposed Brazos Pease Red and Canadian River reservoir sites and Colorado above Brady. Attorney General allows Federal aid for highway in small towns, and Texas receives 117 362 in general revenue to pay warrants through No 67650.

Clark Board of Water Engineers North Texas Brazos, Pease, Red Canadian Colorado Brady Terrel General Revenue Fund Treasury Bruce W. Hiryant Department of Insurance The Mutual Indemnity Company of Dallas

Commerce chiefs look southward expansion of Latin American trade

U S Department of Commerce plans to expand promotion of American exports to Central and South America as Europe fades. New offices planned in Bogota Pernambuco Montevideo and Caracas with trade commissioners and attaches to study markets and boost imports. Growth in May exports and 11 month totals show improving inter American trade and prices for raw materials.

Washington Europe Department of Commerce Latin America Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce Central South America South Central America Bureau Secretary of Commerce Hoover Budget Bureau Congress Bureau of Foreign Commerce Bogota Colombia Carlton Jackson Jackson Venezuela P. L. Bell Porto Rico Bell Pernambuco Brazil Rio de Janeiro Department of Commerce i Montevideo Uruguay Buenos Aires Havana Cuba Mexico City Mexico Santiago Chile Argentina Peru United States Doctor Klein Latin-America Colorado River Canyon C. H. Birdseye United States Sea Survey

Greenland Population Counts Read in Danish Census 1921

Danish census 1921 reports Greenland population at 14 081 natives with 6 729 men and 7 352 women and 274 Europeans almost all Danes. Greenland area estimated at 2 170 000 square kilometers with 88 000 glacier free. inhabitants live on coast. Exports in 192? valued at $620 000 featuring fish furs whale oil graphite and cryolite ore.

Greenland Ministry of Home Affairs

Mexico to Spend 20 Million on Yaqui Irrigation Scheme

A Mexico City report states the Obregon government will authorize a vast irrigation project in the Yaqui river valley Sonora. The plan involves about 20 million dollars, over 70 thousand workers, and irrigation for more than 1.5 million acres, with a new railroad included to boost modern agriculture across the region.

Mexico Mexico City Yaqui River Sonora Obregon

Beadle Fan Aims To Improve Air Propulsion

A description of the beadle fan explains curved revolving blades that push air along the axis, claiming most power moves air rather than churning it. The invention is noted for potential use in ship propellers and aircraft blades as reported by the New York Herald.

New York Herald

Government budget forecasts large receipts drop next year

Herbert M. Lord, director of the budget, warned a Washington audience that net government receipts are projected to fall by 151,894,397 in the coming fiscal year. The report notes estimated income at 3,485,595,086 versus 3,638,489,843 this year, with customs and income taxes contributing most to the decline.

Washington Herbert M. Lord Harding Bureau

American Turkish experts reach agreement on straits and taxes

Lausanne reports say American and Turkish experts reached a pact granting the United States most favored nation status for Straits freedom for merchantmen and warships without a Straits convention. It limits ships to three warships per signatory or as many as Black Sea neighbors, and covers tax collection on Americans in Turkey with no refunds for previously paid back taxes.

Lausanne United States Black Sea Russia Turkey

California Jury Indicts 30 In Oil Fraud Cases

A federal grand jury indicted nearly 30 individuals and two Fort Worth Texas companies on charges of misuse of the mails in oil swindles. Among defendants are Dr Frederick Cook and Revere Oil Co managers John C Verser and Albert H Shepherd. All defendants are in Texas and will be asked to post bond for trial. venue not decided.

Los Angeles Cal Frederick Cook North Pole Federal Grand Jury Texas Fort Worth Revere Oil Co Oil Operators Trust Cook John C. Verser Albert H. Shepherd Robert Mathes Thomas M. Milam F. H. Haley R. A. Massey H.,e. Robinson Jay F. Smith W. F. Strand C. A. Tull L. M. Walker C.S. Woods

Leviathan maiden voyage yields gross profit of 779000

The shipping board offices announced that the first voyage of the Leviathan produced a gross profit of 779000. Receipts from New York to Europe totaled 411000 on the outward trip and 360000 on the return journey.

Washington Shipping Board New York Europe

Goose Creek Names New Postmaster

Frank Boyer publisher of the Goose Creek Gasser has been appointed postmaster at Goose Creek.

Washington Frank Boyer Goose Creek

No Better Than He Ought Be Yet Worse, Says Adage

A pithy saying notes that failing to meet moral standard does not prove greater sin. The line reflects caution about judging character by outward improvement alone.

Dressing Gown Comfort Meant to Mark Quiet Morning

A reflective line notes that if a man can don a dressing gown in the morning, his business is not driving him hard. The remark contrasts leisure with a hustling routine and implies ease in daily life.

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