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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1921
Page
6
Luling expects a record pecan harvest as nuts show strong promise. Also reported are losses from a fire at Kelly Field destroying six De Haviland airplanes and a hangar worth about 150000 dollars. Reports cover Texas news across industries and public policy.
Washington informs Warsaw that the United States on the supreme council and related bodies will not express an opinion or be involved in the Upper Silesia settlement. Secretary Hughes cites the traditional US policy of avoiding European disputes and adheres to the Versailles treaty and plebiscite results. Poland’s note accuses the inter allied plebiscite commission of suspense and political maneuvering.
President Harding laid a wreath on the coffin of the first American dead on German soil during a Hoboken funeral for five thousand war dead. He spoke of not wanting war again, noting sorrow and a powerful nation able to deter provocation.
Harris County officials rally behind using tick eradication funds to hire a county veterinarian and fund a serum search for the down in the back cattle disease. Ten experts and a skilled veterinarian work on a remedy, but initial results remain unfavorable.
The army transport Whealon arrived in New York with 5,212 overseas dead. Of these 48 were from the Thirty-sixth Division and 99 from the Ninetieth Division. The Whealon will complete a round trip every six weeks until all the dead are home.
Reports from Op peln indicate heavy artillery and machine gun fire along the border between Germans and Poles. Both sides are entrenching at multiple points near Krappitz amid ongoing fighting.
Ranger Texas fire destroyed a large part of the Parkersburg Rig and Tool company plant causing about 50000 in losses.
The latest market report shows light hay receipts with price fluctuations from local demand and increased country loadings in the Central West. Grain prices fluctuated with crop news, May wheat and corn futures cited, and dairy and meat markets trending lower or steady. cotton futures declined.
Hogs sold on an active steady market while sheep and lambs held price levels. Cattle trading was slow and weak with receipts around 1 500 cattle 100 calves 600 hogs and 4 500 sheep. About 3 000 sheep were on through billing.
Infantry regiments are progressing toward federal recognition with two artillery units planned. Dallas hosts a brigade HQ company for the 72nd Infantry Brigade. Wichita Falls, Fort Worth, Austin, San Antonio, and other cities organize infantry rifle, machine gun, and artillery units under various officers. Prospects remain strong for formations in Waco, Orange, Huntsville, Crockett, Jacksonville, Nacogdoches, and Linden as crews reorganize provisional companies.
Ralph De Palma, racing ace, shattered the Indianapolis motor speedway one lap record on a Saturday by circling the 2 1/2 mile track in 1 20 73. The previous mark set by Rene Thomas in 1919 stood at 1 29 78.
Isabella E. Neff, mother of Governor Neff, died Wednesday at the executive mansion in Austin. The governor and other relatives were at her bedside at the time of death.
Deutsche Bank headquartered in Berlin extended the 65,000,000-mark loan to the city of Vienna for two more years. The loan was due May 16 and banks have guaranteed payment.
Washington reports another senate battle over the 495 million naval appropriation bill. A naval base plan for Alameda California was struck from the measure by a 30 to 40 vote as economic forces prevailed.
Rioting Sunday in Alexandria Egypt left many dead and numerous Europeans injured amid clashes. Officials report chaotic scenes as crowds clashed in the city streets.Officials warn of curfews and ongoing danger in the port city.
During peace celebrations in a West End restaurant, guests at upper windows showered crowds with roses. A woman tossed bracelets rings hair ornaments and finally treasury notes, while an elderly man threw spoons forks and a stray apple, all to the cheering crowd below.
The speaker notes pressure points in Bulger’s speech and admits many were borrowed from other men. The remark implies copying or echoing established arguments rather than presenting original ideas.
Whitey, a former office boy, recalls a wild spree at Coney Island. He details peanuts, three hot dogs, ice cream cones, popcorn, candy boxes, Sassaparilla, a banana split, and later a hot fudge sundae after running out of money.
A wry remark contrasts two trials for a woman’s temper: preparing for expected visitors who never arrive and hosting unannounced guests when she is unprepared. The line reflects social expectations and personal frustration.
A reflective line notes how gratitude shifts as time passes and favors blur into ordinary memory. It recalls how small acts can feel bigger at the moment and seem less significant with distance and fatigue.
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