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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1929
Page
4
Report shows Mexico endured about 200 earthquakes last year. The piece notes broader unrest and mentions regional sister republics amid shifting political climate.
San Benito reports 500000 boxes of Magic Valley grapefruit set for shipment to Europe this shipping season. An election for school trustees occurs Saturday April 6, urging voters to choose capable leaders. Moulton’s 1925 road program is underway and a new effort is proposed to improve all roads leading to Moulton.
Moulton lies about twenty miles from Schulenburg where the large milk condensary will be housed. Officials urge a strong push to develop Moulton as a key milk concentration center.
The giant dirigible Graf Zeppelin finished a 5000 mile non stop voyage in 82 hours after visiting the United States last year. It carried many passengers besides its crew during the flight.
Reports from Austin indicate the coming scholastic year will see a per capita apportionment of 16 dollars, up from the current year's amount. The increase is welcomed as many schools are short of funds and need the extra support.
John Henry Kirby of Houston may join the gubernatorial primary next year and Barry Miller the current lieutenant governor is also reported to consider entering the race for the nomination.
Texas imports millions of dollars in dairy products each year with most supply from Northern states. The text argues dairying is profitable and Texas should rely more on its own dairy industry to meet local demand.
Experts predict a milk condensary will revolutionize farming in this Texas region. The area has soil climate and people to build a vast dairying empire within years, establishing farming on a more profitable footing.
Funeral services for Joe Tylich were held at his Moravia home with burial in Moravia Catholic cemetery. Rev. Father Pustka officiated. Pallbearers included Frank Hanacek Joe J. Wagner Louis Breska Ignace Jaluska Ludwig Tkac Emil Vrana Adolph Stavinova Joe Vanek Jr. Tylich born in Mluk Czecho Slovakia in 1860. came to America in 1897 and settled in Moravia Lavaca county. He was 69, survived by his wife and three children Cyril Tylich Victoria Mrs John Kubena Moulton Mrs Joe Vanek Velebrad. another son Joe died after training at Camp Bowie. He also left 11 grandchildren.
A 1929 graduate story notes that 124 students were graduated and all placed within 48 hours, with many calls for more. The ad touts complete courses and the Famous Byrne System, inviting men and women to enter at once and requesting mailing a catalogue from Byrne Commercial College in Dallas Houston or San Antonio.
Inquiry asks if you are interested in a special course in cotton classing, highlighting available training and enrollment details.
The Lavaca county Grand Jury reports 13 true bills from the March term with 16 felonies and 3 misdemeanors. They found county facilities sanitary and inmates treated well, roads and bridges in fair condition, and urged officers to keep proper books for state and county funds. Foreman C P Whittington signs.
Inquiry from International Educational Association Dallas requests details of a student loan fund to aid worthy youths entering a commercial school. Box 14, Dallas, Texas.
The Publice Relations Commission warns against hokum schemes promising movie careers and large fortunes. It cites fake acting courses, bogus registrations, and “heir” scams tied to phantom estates. Investors are urged to consult the National Better Business Bureau for guidance before risking savings.
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