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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1915
Page
6
Farmers are urged to plant a few rows of peas beans radishes onions turnips for early fall or late summer use as moisture from recent SW rains supports germination and revival of existing plants. Quick maturing vegetables are advised if moisture is limited.
Commissioner Fred W. Davis thanks delegates of the fifth annual Texas Farmers Institute in Austin. He calls it the greatest meeting of farmers in Texas and a key force in progressive farmer education, urging stronger county organizations and better delegate preparation for future conventions. He urges notebooks, attendance, and use of passes, and promises state literature to aid agricultural inquiry at no cost.
Frederick A. Delano of Washington, vice governor of the Federal Reserve Board, told the General Conference of Unitarian and other Christian churches that ministers should receive adequate salaries and noted that Unitarian ministers do not. He spoke as chair of the committee on ministers' salaries.
Regular 84.00 life scholarship offered for 40.00 includes shorthand bookkeeping and typewriting. Apply to Ben Schwegmann at 4144 Garden St San Antonio Texas.
Earl of Selborne told a deputation of agricultural landowners that many more men must join the army, with some farm work to be done by women. He warned unequal regional response and urged revised food policy and guaranteed wheat payments of 11.25 per quarter from 1916 to 1920.
In a letter, Arthur J. Balfour defends British reporting on Zeppelin raids. He notes civilians bear most harm, while claims of military damage are often exaggerated by German reports. He cites 71 civilian deaths and 211 civilian injuries over the past year as official figures.
President Wilson will stay in Washington awaiting Germanys formal disavowal of the Arabic attack and assurances that American citizens aboard unarmed vessels remain safe. He had planned a September rest in Cornish New Hampshire but is unlikely to travel this year without a Berlin note. Count Bernstorff left for Long Island as hopes for a quick Berlin communication persist.
Alfonso Madero, brother of the late Mexican president, says no Mexican leader can form a stable government or permanent peace. He expects U S aid only as goodwill assistance, warns Mexico will need time and help to recover after years of devastation.
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