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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1900
Page
1
An array of opinions on farming practice and livestock care dominates the excerpts. It promotes diversified, well managed stock, notes costs of round bale presses, and urges readers to read daily. It also condemns a Delaware bird slaughter contract, arguing birds protect crops and belong to the people.
A valuable horse owned by John S Williams of Tacoma slipped from a gang plank into the bay at Lilly Borgardus wharf after a whistle startled it. The animal gripped a rope, was towed to shore, and finally loaded again for Tacoma. The story ends with a lighthearted ad and a string of quips about milk and dogs.
A baby girl named LaGrange Journal was born to Mr and Mrs Frank Mosig on the Wednesday night of last week. The notice notes no internal treatment needed and offers a money back guarantee for cures of all skin diseases in all forms.
A Farm and Ranch note discusses unexplained cow deaths after sorghum ingestion. Scientists find no poison. a blade fragment theory may block a cow’s airway. The piece mentions W. A. Mair reporting new C E A branches in Sherman and Cleburne and plans to spend summer in Michigan before relocating to Fort Worth.
Monson Massachusetts hosts 160 Connecticut Valley Highway association members for an annual clam bake. President W L Dickinson urges a professional, systematic state and town road plan with proper material use and timely maintenance to prevent costly mistakes.
The article sketches Toka Tom Moore born 1884 on Greenland's northeast coast. After his mother’s bear death and a harsh voyage, he inherited sled, dogs, and skins, sailed to Baffin Bay, then London where a man rebrands him as Tom Moore. He later becomes a cabin boy and apprentice printer in Philadelphia.
Corner lot 100 by 150 with a good barn buggy and seed house and cistern. A new residence is offered cheap at 1500 dollars. Apply at Sticker office.
A grain office in Atkinson Kansas displays what is claimed as the region’s largest corn ear. One ear measures 164 inches long with a circumference of ten inches, another is 14 1 2 inches long, grown on George Liebig’s Wetmore Kansas farm. Northern Kansas yields are delivering more samples and eclipsing last year’s giant ears.
Handsome illustrated monthly from the I and G N RR details Texas resources and travel interests. Lists issue topics by county month and offers free mailing for 25 cent yearly rate or 2 cent samples with 7 cent Art Map sale.
Bargain pasture of six acres with new dwelling and outbuildings a durable well of water about eleven miles from Rock Island. For sale at a bargain. Apply at this office.
Angelton Texas June 12 C C Rippie a thrifty San Bernard farmer has devised a cheap easy boll weevil remedy. Mix four gallons molasses four pounds Paris green and fifty gallons water then spray on cotton early morning or evening. Weevil drops dead and farmers along the Bernard praise the method as the best yet found to rid cotton patches of the pest.
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