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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1914

Page

4

Power of the Pred and Texas Farmers Union Cooperation

Texas farmers credit broad press coverage for political campaigns and praise government farmer cooperation. The brief notes a strong push by public discourse and business support, claiming unprecedented cooperation between government, workers, and farmers in Texas. It emphasizes patriotism courage and wisdom in citizens amid campaign heat.

Fort Worth Tex Farmers of Texas Farmers’ Union Thias

Battleship Texas to Visit Galveston in October

The Battleship Texas will drop anchor at Bolivar Roads on October 24 and be open for public inspection during its Galveston visit. Officials announced preparations with a committee led by J. H. Langbehn, Morris Stern, and Mayor Fisher organizing events for schoolchildren and state officials.

Battleship Texas Galveston Bolivar Roads Daniels O. B. Colquitt J. H. Langbehn Morris Stern Mayor Fisher

Farmers' Union Pushes Farm Marketing and Coop Buildings

The Texas Farmers' Educational and Co operative Union urges a broad agri cultural policy combining production marketing and business cooperation. It cites warehouse projects and a new Commissioner of Agriculture as key steps and thanks the press for support in recognizing agricultural struggles.

State Agricultural Department Farmers’ Union Davis Farmers of Texas

Cotton Seed Oil Mills Rise in Texas Production

In Texas the count of cotton seed oil mills grew from 220 in 1912 to 229 in 1913 per the Census Bureau. Mills crushed 1,166,000 tons of seed. Texas produced 1,755,000 tons that year, with 1,344,000 tons crushed domestically and 411,000 uncrushed.

Greenville Texas Census Bureau Texas Mills

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