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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1922
Page
4
Austin report notes Texas boards set $10 per capita for the 1922-23 scholastic year based on 1,292,658 students, a reduction from prior funding. The apportionment relies on a $12,746,459 available school fund, adjusted by property valuation declines and multiple tax sources.
Miss Elsie Patek of Gonzales Texas drowned while swimming with friends in the Guadalupe River south of town. The guidance failed near a log as swift water carried her away. rescue efforts found her body about eleven o’clock that night.
Flatonia Texas August 12. Proceeds from a bazaar for the Sacred Heart Catholic Church will net about 500 for the home. A large crowd attended all day with entertainment for all ages. The piece also notes that University of Texas summer normal enrollment exceeds previous records and urges stronger rural school stepping stones.
Houston businessman John H. Kirby is urged to run as an independent Democrat for United States senator in November. He is studying the political landscape but says his hat is not in the ring yet.
An advertisement touts Tuiner's Bitter Wine as a remedy for constipation and digestive issues, linking proper elimination to vitality. It cites a physician and notes the Democrat state convention in San Antonio set for September 4 to 6.
Through the columns of this paper we wish to thank all our friends and neighbors who assisted us in moving our household goods to Yoakum last week. Any time you come to Yoakum, be welcomed.
A notice invites Henry Jaroszewski and family to attend the Texas State Fair in Dallas from October 6 to 15, promising a grand event as the state’s greatest fair.
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