Moruilton Texas Newspaper Note Dated September 8 1916
A historical notice marks a subscription rate of one dollar and fifty cents per year in advance. The entry was filed as second class mail at Moruilton Texas on Friday September 8, 1916.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1916
Page
6
A historical notice marks a subscription rate of one dollar and fifty cents per year in advance. The entry was filed as second class mail at Moruilton Texas on Friday September 8, 1916.
William Anthony of New Braunfels describes conditions in Germany, noting bread depth, prices, and widespread distress. He cites pockets of prosperity, travel ease across borders, and reports of Riots and factory labor, followed by poultry farming tips and farm management advice.
Detroit Aug 31 Ford Motor Company posts a yearly business total of 206,867,347 with a profit of 59,994,118 for the year ended July 31. Cash and banks tally 52,530,771 with 49,870 total employees. 36,626 earn 5 a day or more, over 27,000 in Detroit. Henry Ford says most profit will fund expansion.
President Woodrow Wilson on September 1 affixed his signature to a child labor bill, marking its enactment and signaling federal action on labor protections.
The article notes the start of the dove plover and snipe season on September 1 and limits one hunter to fifteen birds per day. It also mentions large flour exports to warring European nations implying higher prices or tighter domestic supplies.
Governor James KH Ferguson appoints Charles O Austin as commissioner of banking and insurance to fill the vacancy caused by the death of John S Patterson.
The piece weighs how war prompts patriotic rhetoric and timing. It contrasts desire to speak loudly with fear of appearing loud or late, hinting at cautious public expression amid conflict.
A speaker urges a worker to stay in place only while a better replacement is unattainable. Once the idea sinks in the employee will prove more valuable to the employer by accepting responsibility and demonstrating loyalty.
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