Postoffice at Moulton Texas notices dated April 27 1923
An official notice from the Moulton Texas post office records an 8 second dash matter with a Friday date of April 27 1923.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1923
Page
4
An official notice from the Moulton Texas post office records an 8 second dash matter with a Friday date of April 27 1923.
Facts drawn from 1922 statistics cover automobile fatalities in the United States, child marriages of girls sixteen and under, Texas oil production, Fort Sam Houston status as a large military post, World War cost to belligerents, nightly lamp usage and electric signs in New York City, cement sack cotton usage, and related public interest figures.
The annual interscholastic state meet will be held in Austin May 3 4 and 5 with an expected attendance of 2 500.
Texas is estimated to house about 4 939 680 residents and is expected to surpass 5 000 000 by year’s end. The projection highlights continued growth and demographic expansion across the state.
Shiner plans an extensive four day agricultural and industrial fair from June 27 to 30 attracting visitors from surrounding areas. Roads will funnel into Shiner for the event.
Former Texas governor Joseph D Sayers of Austin marks his 82nd birthday amid good health and continued interest in state affairs.
A Houston report states six people have gone blind in South Texas over ten days from drinking poison liquor. Citizens are warned to avoid moonshine whiskey and not drink it.
The new law allows driving up to 85 miles per hour on public highways effective June 14. Speed limits in both incorporated and unincorporated towns are set at 20 miles per hour.
An election set for May 15 in the LaGrange district seeks voter approval to issue 115000 dollars in bonds for new and expanded school facilities. The district notes its schools are strong but require modernization and a larger building to meet needs.
The town of Columbus Colorado county prepares for its centennial on August 24. Laid out under Stephen F. Austin, Columbus was once intended as the capital of the Province of Texas. Governor Pat Neff General Jacob Walters and Judge C. K. Quinn will speak at the home-coming celebration for former Columbus residents.
An advertisement describes kidney function and waste removal with Triner’s Bitter Wine as a remedy. It cites personal testimonials from Beatrice Duffany of Schenectady New York and John Kolar of Buffalo Michigan, and promotes Joseph Tuiner Company products. Also lists multiple Texas real estate for sale including farms, houses, and land with seller names.
Mr and Mrs F Wilks and Miss Viola Pfeil visited in Schuenburg Thursday of last week.
225 acres good mesquite land with 139 acres cultivated and 95 acres pasture. Two stock water tanks and a big underground cistern. Located seven miles from Red Rock in the heart of a Gorman settlement about 14 miles from the Catholic church and school. Price 11500 dollars. For further information write C Callahan Red Rock Texas.
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