Moulton Eagle Friday Edition 1916
The Moulton Eagle, a Friday paper from Motlton Texas, issues in 1916 priced at 1.50 per year in advance. It is registered as periodical matter with the post office.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1916
Page
4
In Work and in Play
The piece argues youth support in work and recreation strengthens communities. It stresses parental and peer cooperation, lead by worthy example over lectures, and urges giving young people opportunities and encouragement for citizenship and responsibility. Farm and Ranch.
Ex-Syben Rexford Ballad Author Dies in Wisconsin
Syben Eugene Rexford, famed author of the ballad Silver Threads Among the Gold, died at Green Bay, Wisconsin, aged 68. The note also references September Galveston exports totaling 21,276,000 dollars, up 769,975 from a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syben Eugene Rexford
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Galveston
UT introduces two ton testing machine for engineering
A new two ton testing machine arrives and is installed in the University of Texas Engineering Department. It will test wood and concrete support strength, determine steel girder breaking points, and provides testing power of 200000 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engineering Department
University of Texas
New Farm Loan Act Set to Begin Soon in Texas
The article explains the Federal Farm Loan Act allowing farmers to borrow through Federal Land Banks with 5 percent bank loans repaid over twenty years. Borrowers must purchase at least 5 percent stock in the Farm Loan Association, receive about 950 on a $1,000 loan, and pay annual installments of $80.24 for twenty years, with interest and principal portions shifting each year. Bonds backing loans yield around 4 percent, with rates to not exceed 6 percent for farmers. The Federal Farm Loan Board plans a Houston hearing November 16 to set up a Texas bank, outlining board powers and bond rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Oskison
Federal Land Bank
Farm Loan Association
Federal Farm Loan Board
Houston
Texas Bank
Farm Loan Board
Federal Land Banks
National Farm Loan Associations
Joint Stock Land Banks
Guy M. Bryan
Texas
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