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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1919

Page

6

Perfect Health Is Every Woman's Birthright

Houston Texas narrative touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription as remedies for ptomaine poisoning influenza and postchildbear health. It cites Mrs Gertrude Sell and Mrs Mary E Brammer praising increased strength and wellbeing during life stages from girlhood to motherhood and middle age.

Houston Texas Dr. Pierce Gertrude Sell Common Beaumont Mary E. Brammer Harrison Ave

First Anniversary of War's Cessation Observed United States

Washington marks the first anniversary of the armistice with statements from President Wilson General Pershing and Secretary Baker. Wilson reflects on sacrifice and peace while Pershing touts patriotism and free government. Baker hopes for early peace terms to honor the war dead and living brothers. The observance spans governors and mayors declaring a holiday as proclamations highlight the November 11, 1918 signing and ceasefire.

Washington Wilson General Pershing Baker America Pershing France Europe Councils of Nations Woodrow Wilson United States Sedan London Germany Lloyd George

Texas Housewives Form Organization In Dallas

A two day session of Texas housewives ended in Dallas with the creation of the Housewives Chamber of Commerce state organization. Officers elected include President Mrs Myron A Kesner and a slate of vice presidents from Dallas Alba Austin Fort Worth Galveston Houston San Antonio and other cities. The group endorsed economy to combat the high cost of living and adopted a platform to make economy a practical reality.

Dallas Tex Housewives’ Chamber of Commerce Housewives of Texas Myron A. Kesner Ella Hargrave Alba BE. C. Lemay Dave Tobin Austin B. V. Samuels E. P. Turner W. H. Carson C. W. Connery Hub Diggs Fort Worth M. J. Heaney Galveston K. Bates San Antonio R. L. Penn A. D. Harris

Shortage Reveals 75 Million Mexico Treasury Gap

Washington reports a 151,514,476 peso shortage in Mexico's controller's office for 1918. Funds unaccounted for lack vouchers or documents, sparking capital-wide criticism of government laxity and alarming newspapers. The total in gold exceeds 75 million dollars.

Washington Mexico Mexico City Universal the Excelsior

Ban on Lignite Removed in Texas Transit Order

Texas lignite coal moves again after November 1 order which held coal in transit for preference distribution. A telegram from B F Bush regional railroad director to the Texas State Railroad Commission states all lignite will be released and allowed to proceed to its original destination.

Austin Tex Texas Texas State Railroad Commission B. F. Bush

Mexico Refuses Ransom Refund in Puebla Kidnapping Case

Mexico City papers report the government will not refund 150000 dollars paid by American consular agent William O. Jenkins after his kidnapping last month. Jenkins’ attorney paid the ransom to secure his release from bandits.

Mexico Washington Mexico City William O. Jenkins Puebla Jenkins

Americans urged to swap bonds for Polish loan bonds

Americans of Polish origin will be asked to help float a $250 million Polish loan by exchanging Liberty Bonds and Victory Bonds for the Polish issue. The bonds will bear 6 percent interest and mature in twenty years.

Poland Washington

Fire on Parade Kills Three in Centralia

In Centralia Washington on Armistice Day three members of the American Legion were killed and several others wounded when assailants described as I W W members fired on the parade. Two former service men were in precarious condition.

Centralia Wash American Legion Industrial Workers of the World

90 Year Sentence for E E Sapp Affirmed by Court of Criminal Appeals

The case of E E Sapp from Brazos County, convicted of murdering his wife, received affirmation Thursday from the Court of Criminal Appeals. Originating in Liberty County, it was transferred to Brazos County by the court’s own motion. Also noted was an increase in the Bank of England discount rate to 6 percent.

Eatonic Batonic SN de Seth E. E. Sapp Austin Tex Brazos County Court of Criminal Appeals Liberty County

Official Report on Mexican Outrages

Washington reports six oil workers were murdered and more than $71,895 in American gold stolen in Tampico region during July to September. Six bandits were arrested. two publicly executed. Carranza soldiers implicated in some incidents amid various raids, robberies, and payroll thefts across multiple camps and towns.

Washington Tampico Carranza Comale el Tigre Garrapatas Luis Guitierrez Kenneth de Lacey Soledad Tepetate Palo Blanco Guayabalillo Zapotal Alvarez Terminal Panuco Pazzi

Rice crop losses reach 17 million in three states

Beaumont Texas reports from the Southern Rice Growers Association say Texas Louisiana and Arkansas will lose up to 1 500 000 bags due to overestimates. Using 11 50 a bag the loss totals 17 250 000 with yields blamed on heavy rains. Also noted is the socialist election of H H Vogt as mayor in Massillon Ohio.

Beaumont Tex Texas Louisiana Arkansas EB. A. Bignus Southern Rice Growers’ Association

Bank Messenger Robbed of 50,000 in Helena

Helena Montana Union Bank and Trust messenger Charles Stevens was assaulted Thursday and robbed of a currency package valued at 50 000 dollars. Local police reported the incident as a bagging and a theft.

Helena Mont Charles Stevens Union Bank and Trust Company of

Cotton hits record local price in Gainesville market

Three bales of average grade cotton sold at 45 cents a pound on Friday in Gainesville Texas, the highest price ever paid on the local market, signaling strong demand for cotton.

Gainesville Tex

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