Meyerhoff Dry Goods Company Invites Spring Market Visit
Mr and Mrs Sam Reichman depart Hallettsville for Spring Market Week in Fort Worth to view latest lines from national firms. Meyerhoff Dry Goods Co offers ladies ready to wear slippers hats and dress matters in new store layout with wider widths from AAAA to EEF. They promise to announce arrival of spring merchandise.
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Sam Reichman
Meyerhoff Dry Goods Company
Lavaca County
Hallettsville
Bort Worth
New York
Chicago
Saint Louis
California
Meyerhoffs
Meyerhoff’s
Meryerhoff Dry Goods Co
Texas
U S Government Takes Neutral Stance on Telephone Gambling Issue
Attorney General Cummings prepares to declare a hands off policy on using telephone wires for horse race betting services. DOJ antitrust experts say no federal law bans leasing lines for betting, confirming AT T president Walter Gifford that the company cannot stop such service without a prohibiting statute.
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Washington
Cummings
Antitrust Division
Department of Justice
Paul A. Walker
Federal Communications Commission
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Walter S. Gifford
National Guardsman Wins Shoe Race Prize at Troop Rally
In Astoria Oregon Henry Kokko a heavy-footed member of the One Hundred Eighty sixth infantry regiment won a shoe race title. Thirty entrants hurled their shoes into a pile and then sought their own Kokko proved quickest and the only contestant to identify his pair without trouble amid the event.
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Astoria
Ore
One Hundred Eighty-sixth Infantry
Oregon National Guard
Henry Kokko
Kokko
Too Much Legislation At Opening Sessions Of Congress
The author contends that over 2000 bills flood opening sessions with aims ranging from constitution tinkering to broad relief. He argues Americans want fewer laws preserving rights and reducing government waste, fearing excess legislation blocks recovery and burdens taxpayers.
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Congress
United States
America
Subscriptions Offered by Local Papers
The Moulton Eagle and Semi-Weekly Farm News invite readers to subscribe together for $2.50 per year. Individual rates are $2.00 for the Eagle and $1.00 for the Farm News. Now is a good time to subscribe.
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Moulton Eagle
Merit System Versus Spoils Debated by Raymond Pitcairn
National leaders push expanding the Civil Service to include higher offices and policy making posts. The White House urges merit based appointments and Congress debates extending the merit system, arguing it benefits taxpayers over political spoils while facing strong partisan hurdles.
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Raymond Pitcairn
Citzens
Civil Service
America
Congress
White House
Idea
Weekend Visitors Shared by Selma Moulton and Nearby Families
Selma couple Mr and Mrs Wm Crozier visited in Moulton last weekend. UT Austin student Arnold Papacek stayed with his host family Mr and Mrs George Bargman of Gonzales. Mr and Mrs F T Fehrenkamp hosted a Sunday visit from the Bargmans. Miss Valencia Papacek of New Gulf spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Joe Papacek.
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Arnold Papacek
University of Texas, Austin
George Bargman
Gonzales
The
Valencia Papacek
New Gulf
Mra
Joe Papaces
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Fr. T. Fehrenkamp & Sons
Moulton Lumber Dealers
Texaco
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the Federal Deposit Insurance O Corporation Washington
State Bank
Moulton, Texas
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Garbade
Flatonia
FAGLE
F. Knape
PusLisuxe
Moulton Texas
U.S
National Guardsman
By Raymond Pitcairn
Sentinels of the Republic
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Kotzebue Drug CO
Ed’s Market
BABY
Rhode Island
Stieber Hatchery & Breeding Farm
Schhulenburg
Country
Mscalls
Gare
Pictorial Review
Letters Farm Journal
Poung
Spbetin Chonieg
Nyy
Mos
Ley, Mothey
Tina
CFF
Better Homes
Bresder’s Gazette
Capper’s Farmer Child Life
Christian Herald
Collier’s Weekly
Country Home
Dixie Poultry Journal
Farm Journal
Household Magazine
Liberty Weekly
McCall’s Magazine
Esa A
Opportunity
Parents
Pathfinder
Physical Culture
Photoplay
Popular Mechanics
Popular Science Monthly
Radio News
Redbook Magazine
True Story Magazine
Woman’s World
Hermann Park Hall
Moulton
Mig
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