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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1925
Page
6
Robert K. Cassatt of Philadelphia advised coal operators at the eighth annual National Coal Association gathering in Chicago. The remarks involved several thousand operators and about 700000 miners directly affected by his financial guidance.
The attorney general approves bond issues for Littlefield and Tilden districts. May oil through Texas City totals 2 954 279 barrels. Cape Jessamine from Alvin tops 600 000 buds shipped. East Texas Public Service builds Marshall to Longview line. Frankston leads Anderson County in tomato shipments with 50 plus cars. King Ranch estate faces over 200 000 tax liability. Caesar Kleberg reports. Red River bridges near Hugo Paris and Vernon receive contracts. Texas sheriffs and district clerks fees funding exhausted. vouchers issued Sept 1. Fire losses April total 1 277 745 with matches and smoking blamed for over 213 000. Fort Worth Dallas pike widening funded at 425 000. 1926 plates and badges to be issued. bids June 22. Southwest farmers hold encampment July 8 10. Content school bond election passes. 132 total votes. Galveston district April exports reach 34 769 582. Brownsville extends services for Villa Maria academy. Cuero Chamber calls off 1925 Turkey Trot.
Texas advances in federal aid highway construction for the year with 1239 miles planned, ranking third behind Missouri and Illinois. The state has the largest total road mileage, with 10 932 miles approved for federal aid and 6812 improved miles, 1696 built with federal aid.
Washington report notes the death of Wisconsin Senator Robert M La Follette from heart attacks, bronchitis, and asthma after a decade of illness. He died at his Washington home and, in a final bedside message, expressed peace and love for the people despite unfinished work.
Despatch from Oslo notes Amundsen expedition planes reached Spitzbergen on Tuesday. All crew members are reported safe and a renewed attempt to reach the North Pole may occur soon after.
Italy backed the Franco British Belgian pact with Germany at Geneva. Though temporarily excluded, its spokesman said Italy hopes to join if the pact extends to all German frontiers. Analysts expect regional accords to be debated again in September at the League of Nations assembly.
A United States torpedo boat destroyer 289 of the American squadron in European waters, after replenishing stores, left Thursday and proceeded toward the Moroccan coast near Bizerta Tunis.
Doctor Antoine de Page, renowned Belgian surgeon, died in The Hague. The announcement came Thursday.
The ad proclaims Peter’s Ointment as a superior remedy for eczema itching and scalp distress. It claims relief for pimples acne rough red skin ulcers old sores piles and all blemishes and eruptions with wide countrywide use and endorsement.
A Peiping correspondent reports three white rainbows observed in Taiyuanfu, Shansi, cited with Wu dynasty references to signal looming internal and external turmoil for China. The note ends with an ad for Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills claiming digestive benefits.
The text explains that a man’s daily energy and nerve restoration during sleep vary, leading to diverse sleep needs. It notes famous figures like Napoleon and John Wesley as examples from eras with less stress than today.
A kerosene blowtorch designed for forest fire suppression promises to contain and control fires by a single experienced operator. Popular Science Monthly reports the device reduces danger by eliminating multiple firefighters for ignition and burnout tasks.
A humorous dialog features Fran and Joe joking that most telephone operators are Central American, playing on accents and stereotypes for a punchline. No real-world facts are presented.
A concise aphorism asserts true culture is achievable through understanding its essence. It emphasizes that knowledge of culture enables personal attainment and refinement.
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