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Newspaper

Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1923

Page

7

Casey Town Booms as Molly Casey Inherits Mining Drama

Keith launches a bold plan to develop the Molly claims with Casey Town bolstering investment. Molly Casey writes from boarding school while Sandy Bourke and partners split profits for later transfer, as Mrs. Keith eyes social ties and a possible match with Donald Keith.

Molly Keith New York Molly Casey Blake Mrs. Keith Three Star Ranch Sandy Bourke

International Cotton Conference Backs U S Standards

Washington reports the United States cotton standards be adopted as universal for world trade with French Havre exchange acceptance. Britain’s delegates will decide after British reps return. The accord allows revision through international talks with the Agriculture Department and foreign exchanges.

Washington Havre Cotton Exchange Pierre du Pasquier Liverpool Cotton Association United States Department of Agriculture Secretary of Agriculture Act of Congress Havre Wallace British Cotton Association Liverpool

High Civilization in Yucatan

The Yucatan is described as ancient Egypt of America with early Christian era stone buildings, precise angles and smooth vertical faces. It notes astronomical observatories an accurate calendar and a numeral system superior to Rome.

Yucatan Egypt America

Thought for the Day: A man who does just his pay is rarely busy

A concise reflection notes that those who do only what they are paid for often remain idle, implying work ethic and initiative drive activity and opportunity.

Keith Wilson Keith Plimsoll Sandy Casey Plumsoll Molly Casey Mr. Rourke Three Star Ranch Molly Simpson Sam Westlake Simpson’s Blake Nome Casey Town Sandy Rourke Mormon Bailey Miranda Milkin Patrick Casey

Deposed Bulgarian Premier Killed by Soldiers Near Slavo vitza

Alexander Stamboulisky, Bulgaria’s premier since 1918, was killed Friday in Vtren near Slavovitza during a clash as peasants attempted to rescue him from guards. He had been captured after a three day pursuit and was being transported from Golak when fighting broke out.

Sofia Alexander Stamboulisky Bulgaria Vtren Slavovitza Stamboulisky Golak

Local Rice Growers Elect Officers in El Campo

El Campo Texas officers of the American Rice Growers Association were elected for the coming year. The new board includes J. P. Baker J. L. Myatt B. H. Socolo fsky George Raun and L. H. Lynner.

Magnolia Petroleum declares quarterly dividend

Dallas Texas trustees announce a quarterly dividend of one and one quarter percent on stock issued and outstanding as of record June 23, payable July 5.

Dallas Tex Magnolia Petroleum Company

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised

A Washington D C woman says the product saved her from an operation and restored her health. She reports weight 140 pounds and full recovery after using the compound. She urges other women with female trouble or fatigue to consider the remedy and offers permission to quote her testimonial.

D. C Lydia EB. Pinkham Ida Hew Penna. Ave. S.E Washington,d.c Lydia E. Pinkham

Little Brother Burns Letters Then Plays Post Office

A Detroit Free Press correspondence describes plans to destroy a pile of old love letters but a younger brother interrupts by burning some and friends turn the rest into a neighborhood post office prank causing embarrassment when recipients return the papers.

Detroit Free Press Small Brother

Jinks and Blinks Reflect on Fools in a Mirror

The pair converse about seeing all the world’s fools in a single glance. The line suggests a wry, humorous twist on vanity and perception as imagined by Jinks and Blinks.

Jinks Blinks Richmond Times

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Rimrock J. Allan Dunn Three Star Sug Mirandy Cottonwood Grove Ed Bailey Agricultural College St. Sam Keiths Donald Keith Molly Mine Steven Wyatt Hereford International Cotton Conference Lydia E Parker Hiscox Chemical Works Patchogue N. Y Squibb National Drug CO Birmingham, Ala Mitchell Hall Ruckel Waverly Pl Doan Texas W. W. Anderson S. Main St Anson Balver Foster-Milburn CO Buffalo
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