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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1921
Page
7
Mrs Maggie D White of Bird Song Arkansas reports relief after using Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Golden Medical Discovery Purifying Pellets and Tonics. She says headaches and backaches diminished and she felt like a new woman after a regimen of the products.
A humorous proverb set contrasts a dog's loud bark with a mosquito's quiet bite, noting the inconvenience of silent pests and the futility of alarm over small annoyances.
Captain Hugh Drummond confronts the revolution plotters led by Carl Peterson in a London suburb house. He unmasks a scheme tied to Hocking and other magnates, saves Irma, and delivers the conspirators to authorities, while Peterson and Irma escape to plan a new life and future chase.
Governor issued no pardons in September yet the Texas prison population declined by twelve. On September 1 there were 2,990 convicts and 2,978 on October 1. Three furloughed and two paroled, all conditional, while two previously paroled returned to prison walls. During September 48 new convicts, 51 recaptured, 61 discharged, 45 escaped. One conditional pardon revocation, one delivery to a sheriff, and three deaths. Population by facility: Huntsville 384, insane asylums 20, state farms 2,498, state leased farms 76.
Texas tax and insurance records detail 593 insurance firms operating in the state last year paying 1,819,549 in taxes and fees. Distribution covers occupation taxes fire insurance commission support filing fees agent certificates and more with many out of state firms contributing a large share.
President Harding issues a proclamation designating Thursday November 24 as a day of thanksgiving devotion and prayer urging Americans to give thanks for blessings and to pray for continued divine fortune showered on the nation.
The Geological Survey reports Texas produced five ounces of gold worth $100 in 1920 from other ores and none from mining. Silver output reached 522,818 ounces valued at about $1.10 per ounce.
Edinburgh reports the death of explorer and author William Spiers Bruce. He served as naturalist for the Scottish Antarctic Expedition and led the Scottish National Antarctic Expedition that sailed in 1902 and charted about 150 miles of the Antarctic coastline.
The Texas state board of education completed final apportionment for 1920-21, allocating 500 scholastics per district from 1,298,282 scholastics. Last year the rate was $14.50 per scholastic, totaling $18,825,089, a record, while the current year’s apportionment stands at $13 per scholastic.
Dr Richard Me vin Brumfield of Rosenberg Oregon was sentenced Monday to be hanged on Friday January 13 for the murder of Dennis Russell. Brumfield wore heavy bandages over self inflicted wounds.
English author Henry Brereton Marriot Watson, born in Melbourne in 1863, died on Sunday. Watson authored numerous works and was a noted figure in literary circles across London.
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