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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1919
Page
3
The article explains that well fattened and properly processed fowl command higher prices in markets. It details meticulous picking methods to avoid torn skins and unattractive birds, including use of a picking shackle, correct hand motions, wing and neck handling, and careful removal of feathers to prevent damage and losses.
A transit study argues eggs break less with sound new cases proper packing and an efficient method of stowing and bracing in cars. It shows wood thickness matters and there is a right and wrong way to drive nails in case construction.
Practical tips for poultry keeping from SAS Fan section. Emphasizes early hatchlings as better winter layers. Recommends keeping the best pullets and a pure bred male at the head of the flock. Suggests American breeds for general farm use and warns plaster-filled eggs as nest eggs. Pure bred fowls expected to yield greater profit than mongrels.
Washington reports a shift in policy possible if Mexican violence against Americans persists. The State Department published notes from July 22 1919 detailing demands for arrests and protective measures, warning of a "radical change in policy" if killings continue, as telegraphed by Charge dAffaires George T Summerlin.
Mount Clemens Michigan a jury awarded Henry Ford 6 cents in damages against the Chicago Tribune for calling him an anarchist Foreman Orry Hulett noted nine ballots The verdict centered on vindication for Ford whose attorney Alfred J Murphy said money damages were secondary and Ford’s American citizen attitude was affirmed after a trial that tested every issue raised by challengers
Amarillo Texas cattlemen forward a telegram to Attorney General Palmer seeking relief from rising cotton seed meal prices. They urge fixed maximums and reestablished licenses to curb costs and protect vested rights amid unliquidated war contracts totaling over two billion dollars in Washington.
Constantinople reports Halil Pasha the former minister of marine and Enver Pasha’s uncle has fled to Asia Minor with Kritchelk Talaat, a leader of the committee of union progress. Washington says 99 percent of 400 active type planes are ready for immediate use, inspectors state.
A compact string of quotes covers social norms at a party with questions about escalation, soft drinks, and behavior. It also references patent medicines, self-importance, proposals, and a libel remark, reflecting light social humor and contemporary attitudes.
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