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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1927
Page
4
Bankers can assess farm loans by studying farm records to identify leaks in income and excessive costs. The article compares two farmers, A and B, showing how diversified income and efficient capital use improve loan viability and farm profitability.
Early Lava county settler Mrs Sara Jane McCord died in San Antonio on Monday July 25 after a brief illness. Her body was shipped to Yoakum for interment in Pilot Grove cemetery. She was the mother of 18 children, 11 living, native of Alabama who came to Texas at 38.
Mr and Mrs Anton Katzer were in Yoakum Friday of last week. Sheriff L A Greer of Hallettsville was in Moulton last Friday on business.
Frank Sieler of Weser with brothers Carl and Adolph Sieler of Needville stopped in Moulton on Saturday while traveling through to Fort Bend County.
Herbert Meiners a student at Southwest Texas State Teacher's College in San Marcos spent the first part of the week in Moulton visiting relatives and friends.
The article notes East Texas tomato growing sustains national supply between Rio Grande Valley Florida and California shipments. It cites Texas iron ore deposits in Cherokee Rusk Harrison Marion Cass counties, and compares state population to the U.S. average, projecting 9 million if kept pace. It also reports public utilities electricity at 140,893,000 kilowatt hours in April, up 28 percent from a year earlier.
A Yoakum area farmer J. F. Riggs lost an automobile and a barn in a fire of unknown origin near Hope. The loss is estimated in the several thousand dollar range with no insurance carried, according to reports from the area.
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