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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1933
Page
4
Sautéed Salmon Slices with Creamed Peas uses salmon, peas and a lemon finish with a butter flour milk sauce served over slices. Stuffed Tomato Salad fills eight tomatoes with peas nuts and mayonnaise for a lettuce bed or watercress garnish.
The Moulton Eagle lists weekly publication every Friday with a two dollar annual prepaid subscription plan. It notes postal entry in Texas and carriage as second class matter dated August 18, 1933.
A state wide mass meeting in Austin adopted unanimously a resolution urging voters to approve a constitutional amendment on August 26 authorizing emergency and relief work bonds. It warns that Texas must share the burden of federal relief for hungry and destitute residents or face overwhelming local strain.
A Texas meeting of representative citizens and taxpayers endorses the proposed relief amendment as part of national rehabilitation efforts. It urges all good Christians to rally to support the constitutional amendment on August 26 to ensure Texas does not fail in aid to the needy and destitute.
Robert Schleyer 38 of San Antonio died in a hospital here from injuries after a truck he drove overturned five miles south of Gonzales last night. He is survived by his widow, his parents Mr. and Mrs. Alex Schleyer, and a brother Edward, all of San Antonio. The body was sent to San Antonio for burial.
Ernest Z. Lestourgeon a Gonzales chiropractor died at his home from a heart attack. He was a local resident and the incident occurred in Gonzales on August 12.
Governor Miriam A. Ferguson declared August 23 as Texas Day at the Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago. She urged Texans to attend the fair and celebrate the state’s presence.
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