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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1932
Page
5
Excellent used car with original blue black glaze upholstery like new. New battery and casings. A good value for dollars with terms offered by Smith Motor Co in Gonzales Texas.
Bay made Fountain Pen and steel pen ink advertised as fade proof and water proof with sale pricing at The Eagle Office.
A 1930 Ford Sedan offered by Smith Motor Company Gonzales Texas. The owner left the car in their charge and owes a small balance. The owner asked to sell cheaply to raise funds, describing it as a lucky chance for buyers.
A five act school play titled Tony the Convict was presented Friday May 6 at 8 15 PM in the Baursville school auditorium with a musical prelude by the Baursville School Orchestra. Cast includes Tony Warren Anton Schoenfeld Weary Wayside and Judge Van Cruger among others with scenes set on the Hudson River New York. Admission 20c adults 10c children proceeds benefit the school.
Bigger better bargains advertise a mixed lot for sale including Fords Whippets Essex and Model T Trucks all in good condition with many miles left. Cars priced under 100 dollars and trade for cattle accepted with terms offered by Smith Motor Company Gonzales Texas.
Original condition and near perfect with a fresh paint job. This car is far above the average used car and worth many times the asking price. Terms available. Smith Motor Co. Gonzales Texas.
C. T. Johnson, a University of Texas student, spent the past week visiting relatives and friends in the area.
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation led by General Charles G. Dawes gains impact with Jesse H. Jones of Houston named director and Melvin A. Traylor, a Kentucky native and former Texan, steering major construction organization ideas. Traylor urges loans to receivers of closed banks to ease depositor distress, shaping the bill Congress passes.
Melvin A. Traylor of Chicago told the International Chamber of Commerce in Washington that the world’s mood stems from a breakdown of political sanity in 1914 and a failure of leadership to face facts. He warned that recovery requires courageous, right aligned leadership and honest fault analysis beyond economics. He argued the “new era” theory is a myth and that millions remain unemployed despite wealth.
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