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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1926
Page
4
The American Red Cross begins its annual roll call on Armistice Day and continues through Thanksgiving Day. It praises the organization as the greatest in the world and urges every patriotic citizen to join.
A satirical roundup notes 155000 doctors in the United States, the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas at 50 years, and advertising spending surpassing 300000000 last year. It also cautions that boastful honesty can erode trust.
The proclamation designates November 25 as Thanksgiving Day. It urges gratitude and reflection across the nation and calls on citizens to observe the holiday with appropriate ceremonies and observances.
The national department of agriculture puts this year’s cotton yield at 1,754,000 bales, the largest on record for the country.
A maxim urges readers to seek certainty yet remain wary of error. It advises caution before asserting truth to avoid harming conscience or judgment. The emphasis is on disciplined thinking and humility in beliefs.
After the governor signed the supplementary school fund appropriation bill the state board of education increased the per capita scholastic apportionment from 11.50 to 14.00 dollars boosting school funding statewide.
The Cameron County commissioners court in the Magic Valley is urged to call an election to vote bonds totaling $6,000,000 for road construction.
The notice declares the duck and dove hunting season begins November 1 and urges farmers to post their premises against hunting without delay. It notes the dove as a friend to farmers.
Interurban cars running between Dallas and Fort Worth provide separate compartments for women smokers. No special cuspidors exist for women chewers yet. George Bailey notes in The Early Morning Observations that spitting by women is not ladylike.
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