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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1924
Page
4
From the Democratic platform the party reaffirms adherence to constitutional limits on religion and speech while keeping church and state separate. It pledges to defend orderly law and condemns efforts to arouse religious or racial dissent. The Democratic run-off primary is set for August 23. voters are urged to participate.
Hon. Cone Johnson of Tyler, noted lawyer and orator, has aligned with the Mrs. Ferguson campaign to support her political bid.
A London exhibit aims to warn tourists about fake artworks and counterfeit remedies. The notice argues fakers spread across art science and industry, with bitter wine remedies often misrepresented as genuine. A customer letter from Linton Indiana dated July 23 praises Triner's Bitter Wine for improving family health.
One of the season’s largest land deals closed in Judge E J Motis’s law office. George Koliba, a Guadalupe river farmer, bought the 193 acre Wilklarek homestead across the river in Gonzales County for 18000 dollars. The property passed to Tom Winklarek in 1905 and to Clement Winklarek in 1917 before sale.
A San Antonio resident quit tobacco and donated the saved funds to the Milk and Ice Fund, setting an example others could follow for personal gain through generosity.
Peace officers in DeWitt County declare liquor selling and drunkenness at dances must stop and urge other communities to follow suit, signaling a broader crackdown on public gatherings.
Russek’s majority over Clark for state senator from the eighteenth district totaled 2,978. Kussek carried Lavaca Fayette Colorado and Austin counties, Clark carried Waller county.
Lynch Davidson T. W. Davidson W. A. Collins Joe Burker and W. E. Pope, all candidates for gubernatorial honors, join Mrs. Hortense Ward and former attorney general M. M. Crane in backing Mrs. Ferguson. Brigadier General Jacob F. Wolters and many others attend as Meriam is slated to hit a home run on August 23.
John W. Davis, the Democratic presidential nominee, declared that he is not now, never has been, and will not become a member of the three ks. This assertion addresses claims about his political affiliations and past statements.
Jack Walton formerly governor of Oklahoma is nominated by the state Democratic Party for the U.S. Senate after defeating his rival by about 7000 votes.
The piece notes that Kansas has 50 000 more telephones than all of South America and a message travels continent wide in one fiftieth of a second. Equipment needs rose threefold from 1919 to 1924 while Denver has one phone per five residents and Rome one per forty five. Chicago counts 700 000 telephones and 2 800 were added daily in 1923 across the U S. Alma Kempe of Shiner visited relatives last week.
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