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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1912
Page
2
An agent urges buyers to inspect the 1912 Chalmers automobile before purchase, promising a thorough showing and closings from Hexey Erinces as part of the sales push.
The Texas cattle total reaches 6,791,502 with 1,011,204 dairy cows and 709,663 calves. Other classifications amount to 5,000,635 cattle.
The 1911 U S cotton crop ginned before January first totaled 14 332 758 bales with Texas accounting for 3 935 539 bales. Government bug hunters report boll weevil nearly dormant for at least two years due to unusually low winter temperatures in the cotton belt. Texas county demonstration farms act as local experiment stations benefiting farmers across counties through these methods.
County Superintendent William Eilers laments youths using rocks and a catalog gun to shoot robins on a wintry day. He contrasts the peaceful scene of birds on a hackberry tree with the cruel act, urging lessons of kindness to animals at home and in school to make the world more beautiful.
Industrial Notes report that Duval county sold 22000 acres for 150000 dollars. Fat Stock Show breeders will share 30000 dollars in Fort Worth from March 18 to 23. A 33000 acre dairy farm near Amarillo will begin operations soon with cheese production. A New York syndicate leases 209000 acres near San Angelo to explore oil prospects. A large sweet potato near New Boston weighed 14.5 pounds.
Corpus Christi cabbage dealer C E Coleman paid 150 dollars per acre for standing cabbage, a notable figure for the region. Plans near completion for a new interurban line running Dallas to Greenville and Wolfe City, with routes via Bonham Denison Paris Cooper to Deport Clarksville.
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