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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1937
Page
4
A call to represent every town business in the paper columns invites residents to shop locally. The message stresses keeping money circulating at home and highlights the benefits of supporting local merchants.
Observers say Congress ignores needed reforms while considering vast appropriation bills. They note the 7,699 proposed appropriations by House members could total over 59 billion dollars, urging citizens to push for restraint and accountability in spending and taxes.
Notice states the item was entered in the Postoffice at Moulton Texas as second class matter. This record records the mailing classification for local postal handling and public notice.
A rural columnist comments on U S Farm Dept spending at 650 million dollars yearly, about 2 million daily, and farmers projecting 800 million bushels of wheat. He imagines a dollar per bushel would leave enough to buy next year’s seed after lip service costs. He recalls simpler times and jokes about government inspection.
Fayetteville Texas finished a sewer system project costing $34 000 funded under the Works Progress Administration. The completion marks a WPA effort to upgrade local infrastructure.
Citrus processing plants in the Rio Grande Valley used 2,568,000 boxes of grapefruit last season.
About 30 million persons are enrolled under the provisions of the social security acts. The figure reflects broad participation in the program and its reach across the population.
Congress authorizes construction of six naval auxiliary vessels with a maximum total cost of 50 million dollars. This action sets the project scope and funding for the new ships.
President Roosevelt has approved an appropriation of 2 000 000 dollars for the improvement of the Houston ship channel. The funding aims to enhance navigation and port facilities in the Texas coast area.
Washington reports that 78 094 312 102 cigarettes were produced in the United States in the first six months of the year.
Robert A Taft son of former President William Howard Taft will seek the Republican nomination for United States senator from Ohio next year.
The Caldwell county grand jury recommends county peace officers immediately purge the county of punch boards and other gambling devices.
1929 Model A Ford sedan with four good tires and good paint. New seat covers installed. Easy terms and small down payment. SMITH MOTOR Co. Gopsales Texas.
Governor James V. Allred and his family are spending their vacation in Mexico City. Lieutenant Governor Walter F. Woodul is “bross” during the governor's absence.
The Yorktown school board bought a bus and about 40 pupils from rural districts are expected to attend high school in Yorktown next session.
The farmers short course will be held at the Agricultural and Mechanical College August 16 to 19. About 2,500 men and women are expected to attend the program.
1932 Plymouth coach offered by Smith Motor Co Gonzales Texas. Repainted with duco paint, good rubber and summer sea covers. Mechanically oked with terms available.
Answers Magazine notes the long standing superstition linking Halley's Comet to disasters and wars. It cites 1066 Norman conquest fears, later 13th and 14th century terror, and the 1919 belief of foretelling the Titanic’s fate during construction.
Classic 1930 Chevrolet pickup with closed cab, good paint, and rubber. Thoroughly inspected by our mechanics and offered by Smith Motor Co in Gonzales Texas with favorable terms.
A fragment notes the saying Not worth one s salt reflects a person who will not earn money from his porridge and thus is not worth the expense of meals. The piece discusses origin and use of the phrase in everyday speech.
Late model Chevrolet truck with hard wood cattle body and good rubber. Trade your passenger car for this truck and make it earn you money. Lares Canadian irrigation project on Bow River near Calgary covers about 42 909 acres.
One of the cleanest cars on the used car lot with original paint and flawless upholstery. A small down payment and easy terms make it yours from SuirH Motor Co in Gonzales Texas.
The text notes that reindeer are the only deer where both males and females grow antlers. It mentions male stags shedding antlers and fighting using hooves and teeth.
Ford V-8 coupe in A-1 running condition with original paint and clean upholstery. Great rubber and overall excellent buy for a business or professional buyer. Smith Motor Company, Gonzales, Texas.
A geographic note states Coash Liberia spans a 350 mile coastline with a maximum depth of 170 miles. The data highlights the country’s coastal extent and bathymetric extremes for reference.
Practically new tires and excellent care noted. Original paint and upholstery remain clean. Trade in your old car as down payment and pay the balance on easy terms offered by Smith Motor Co. Gonzales Texas.
A Model A Ford pickup described as in A-1 mechanical condition after a careful shop inspection. It features a brand new paint job and good tires, offered by Smith Motor Co. in Gonzales, Texas.
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