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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1926
Page
4
A collection of claims cites South Texas road shortages costing millions, a single Republican congressman Harry Wurzbach, 80 000 school age Indians, 60 000 US motor busses carrying a billion annual riders, and US electric railway capitalization over six billion dollars.
Ruth Bryan Owen daughter of the late William Jennings Bryan enters the race for Congress in Florida. She campaigns on a platform promising to represent Florida interests in Washington and to continue her family’s political legacy.
Air mail routes will extend to Texas in May with Dallas and Fort Worth among the cities receiving the service.
Dan Moody, Democratic gubernatorial hopeful for Texas, launches campaign in his hometown Taylor on May 1 signaling the start of his statewide bid.
A Wharton city ordinance requires all roaming chickens to be given to preachers. The prompt asks who would not be a preacher in Wharton, highlighting a humorous or ironic challenge to the rule.
Democratic headquarters announce no action to exclude the So called Butte Democrats from the upcoming Democratic primary.
Ellis county lists 10 600 automobiles and 588 brood sows in a Texas Safe Farming Association report. The grand jury met last week but adjourned without returning any indictments. The county is praised for its law abiding record and urged to keep it up.
Citizens of Novice in Coleman county promise a $100 reward for the arrest and conviction of a distiller or bootlegger. They note such action would shorten bootlegging as a widespread example if other communities followed suit.
A storage tank in Luling holding 55 000 gallons of oil was struck by lightning Friday and burned, with flames visible from the area as the tank was destroyed.
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