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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1927
Page
4
Miss Amalia Hansen married Pleasant Andrew Helmes of Cistern in a Tuesday morning ceremony at the Hansen home officiated by Rev Anders. Immediate family attended as the couple planned a western Texas honeymoon and settlement on the Hansen farm.
John T. Story announces that the creamery committee has subscribed 15000 toward erection of a Lockhart creamery. Committee members include W B Swearingen E B Coopwood H W Fielder M C Kelley Dr Edgar Smith and Mr Storey. Remainder will be raised among local farmers.
Hallettsville Texas December 10 Hudgeons Post No 230 American Legion here has re elected the following officers for 1928 Richard W Meitzen post commander John F Quinta adjutant finance officer J E Timm vice commander Peter L Netardus sergeant at arms Henry Ehler post historian John S Konvicka publicity officer Frank C Bebohra post chaplain Dr GC T Dufner post surgeon
The Houston Post-Dispatch outlines its reduced subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions and pledges unbiased, friendly coverage aimed at a cheerful, working-world narrative. It invites readers to subscribe via Kotzebue Drug Co. as agent and emphasizes a neighborly newsroom ethos.
Texas, home to the earliest cotton, began cultivation around San Antonio’s old missions by 1775. The state now accounts for about one third of U S cotton production and roughly 20 to 25 percent of the nation’s cotton crop.
The Texas cotton crop yields an annual value rivaling the total for gold, silver, zinc, lead and copper in the United States. Texas cotton sells as a raw product for 400 to 600 million dollars yearly, with consumer retail value likely in the billions. Cotton seed ranks third in Texas crop values, sometimes ahead of corn.
The mill family home of John Mills seven miles east of Gonzales burned Friday morning with all contents. The family, except two small boys, were away. neighbors could not help save the belongings as the house stood alone. Estimated loss about $3000.
Mrs. A. V. McGlothing wife of Waelder Public Schools Superintendent McGlothing died at her Waelder home Tuesday night December 6. The obituary notes her husband’s role and the family’s local ties.
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