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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1925
Page
4
J H Rhodes of Hallettsville is elected to membership in the Born Tailors Guild a national association of master tailors. The guild slogan Tailors are born and not made aims to elevate the tailoring profession and promote appreciation of style fabric and workmanship.
A newspaper note cites a humorous exchange about patched breeches and a bill owed for nearly a year. It urges the woman to tell her husband to send 48.70 to avoid a lawsuit, joking that another pair of pants is needed.
Texas Railway Commission reports 19 killed and 73 injured in 80 railroad crossing crashes during May. Fifteen of the dead and 45 of the injured were in autos at the time. The incidents occurred across Austin and other locales in Texas.
After six years of testing, a German wireless telephone system is installed on the Hamburg Berlin railway. Travellers can call any exchange or be called by any subscriber during their journey.
S. M. N. Marrs, Texas superintendent of public instruction, announced Saturday he will seek reelection in the Democratic primary of 1926. He pledges to continue his policies and to run in Austin.
Eight thousand bales of cotton have been ginned in Victoria county to date. The early cotton crop is developing while much young cotton still matures in the county.
Wharton Texas reports 76 bales ginned on Friday and a total of 1 750 bales by Saturday morning.
The next meeting of the Bours ville Frauen Verein will be held at Luther Hall on Tuesday August 25 with Mrs J Holm and Mrs P O Puck as hostesses.
This antique ad promotes Blue Star Remedy from A. F. Kotzebue Drug Co. for skin conditions such as eczema, itch, tetter, ringworm, cracked hands, poison oak, and sores with a stain free guarantee and pleasant odor.
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