Garner Would Make Great President Says Advocate
Endorsing John N. Garner, the piece extols his decades of public service and deep grasp of legislative and administrative systems. It praises his temperament, restraint, and focus on sound legislation, unemployment and agricultural reform, and warns against radical or wasteful policy, calling for a measured, fiscally prudent administration.
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John N. Garner
Garner
Congress
United States
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Warner
Grover Cleveland
Justice Holmes
North American Newspaper Alliance, Inc
Subscription Notice for Moulton Texas Paper
The notice announces a subscription rate of two dollars per year in advance and indicates mailing through the Moulton Texas post office as second class matter dated December 29 1939.
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Moulton Texas
Moulton Public Schools Receive State Evaluation
J B Wilson reports to the School Board on a visit by J W O Banion of the Division of Supervision. The state committee oversees accreditation with the State Department of Education. the Moulton system shows progress, a new library, building renovations, lockers, a school newspaper, and strong primary work. The visit commends the superintendent Cernosek and notes overall sound administration.
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J. B. Wilson
Board of Trustees
J. W. O’banion
Division of Supervision
J. H. Bankston
Moulton Public Schools
State Department of Education
Supge
Coors
Wu'bh
Schoo
State Department of Educaion
Texas
Moulton
Cernosek
Per Capita School Fund Mailed Out
More than 7.747 million dollars was mailed to Texas public schools as the first installment of the 1939-40 per capita apportionment of 22 dollars per scholastic. The payment followed early receipts of state ad valorem taxes and came with a first-time discount. Superintendent L A Woods said another release would be made early in February.
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Austin
Texas Public Schools
L. A. Woods
Death of Fred Marburger in Houston burial in city
Fred Marburger 44 a long time Shiner resident died in Houston and was buried there. Survived by three daughters Mrs Clem Oncken of Houston Mildred and Lola Marie Marburger of Shiner. Local notice records the death and survivors.
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Shiner
Fred Marburger
Houston
Hs 8
Clem’ Oncken
Migeel Mildred
Lola Mavia
Burger
Death Takes Lavaca County Woman 99
Funeral services were held for Margaret Brode 99 at Yoakum Catholic Church with burial in St. Joseph's Cemetery. A Lavaca County native she died at a DeWitt County farm near Cuero. Surviving are sons Charlie Cuero and Joe Columbia and daughters Annie Heiman Victoria Emma Pizner Moulton and Mathilda Pilzner.
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Yoakum
Margaret Brode
DeWitt County
Cuero Morda
Yoakum Catholic Church
St. Joseph's
Lavaca County
Charlie
Cuero
Joe
Columbia
Annie Heiman
Victoria
Emma Pizner
Moulton
Mathida Pilzner
Mrs Fojtik Dies at 86 in Shiner Burial Held
Mrs Mary Fojtek, 86, died and was buried in the Catholic Cemetery by Rev. Mons. Neturdus. She leaves ten children one sister Mrs Charles Sugarek of Beeville 59 grandchildren and 40 great grandchildren.
Card of Thanks To Moulton Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
The Moulton Lutheran Ladies Aid Society and the Herman Sun Sister Lodge sent gifts to the Bilert home last week. The kindness will be cherished in memory of Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Bilert.
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Moulton Lutheran Ladie Aid Society
Herman Sun+ Sister Lodge
Fritz
Bilert
Warm Springs Center Near Gonzales Drives Student Dime Drive
Tex as warm springs center for crippled children nears completion as 125 NYA boys rush the first unit. State Supt L A Woods appeals to county and city superintendents urging each pupil to give ten cents to the foundation fund. Over 100000 children enrolled in schools pledged cooperation.
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Gonzles
National Youth Administration
Tex
Warm Springs
Texas
Go Zales
L. A. Woods
Lavaca County Range Program Aims at 1939 rehabilitations
Range program in Lavaca County showed 88 ranchers signing work sheets under the Agricultural Adjustment Administration. It covered 186,842 acres with re seeding, deferred grazing, and seeding of grass and legume. 83 earthen tanks were built with 106,834 cubic yards of dam material, averaging 193.7 dollars per tank, delivering lasting benefits to ranchmen.
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Lavaca County
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Garner for President Offices to Open in Texas
The Texas Garner for President committee will open offices in Dallas early in January to coordinate Garner campaign activities in the state. Marion G. Blalock of Marshall announced the plan here Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. George Bargman of Gonzalez and Mrs. George Kelly of Nogales Arizona visited Mr. and Mrs. F. T Pehventein here Sunday.
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Dallas
Texas
Dallay
Marion G. Blalock
Marshall
George Bargman Fof Gorzales
George Kelly
Nogales
Arizona
F. T Pchventeiin
Blinding Light From Eye Injury Triggers Sight Sensation
The article explains that what we perceive as stars are sensations from stimulated senses. A blow to the eye injures optic nerves and sends a vision message to the brain, though no actual image exists. It notes that artificial stimulation of senses yields corresponding sensations.
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Western Newspaper Union
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Shiner Beer
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