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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1929
Page
4
The United States has spent about ten billion dollars on road building and maintenance over the past decade and holds more than half of the world’s 6,500,000 miles of highways. Road investment spurs agriculture and industry, aids business, and attracts outsiders for social and commercial reasons.
The text extols Byrne Shorthand and Bookkeeping as easiest to learn read and write with faster results. It cites high grades on civil service exams and prominent positions like a secretary to a US Foreign Ambassador and reporters in courts. It claims exclusive teaching rights in Texas and exclusive availability in Dallas Houston and San Antonio.
Texas records large agricultural shipments in 1928 29 including 27 million pounds of dressed poultry and an 8.5 million dollar tomato crop. The state ships more than one seventh of U S mixed vegetables and Crystal City notes the world’s largest spinach shipping point with 4 3 thousand cars in 1928-29. In 1928 honey production reached six million pounds from 249 027 bee colonies, while 92 500 businesses and 3 136 towns characterize the state.
The longest bridge spans San Francisco Bay from San Mateo to Hayward over seven miles long. It cost $7,500,000 and opened for traffic with three lanes. Lighting extends along the bridge and approaches with incandescent street lights.
Four weeks until schools reopen in Ellinger Texas as Fay ette county town votes to incorporate, a decision seen as a prudent step for local governance and development.
We thank all who assisted during the death and funeral of our husband and father Mr Gus Kaiser. Special thanks to Rev A H Falkenberg and those who sent flowers. Mrs Gus Kaiser and children.
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