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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1931
Page
4
A guidance piece on varied breakfasts emphasizing fruit, cereals, and meat. It offers a cheese biscuit recipe using flour, baking powder, salt, shortening, cheese, and evaporated milk, baked at 450 for 12 to 15 minutes, yielding ten to twelve large biscuits. It also advises vacuum packed coffee to preserve flavor.
The 1930 state golf championship for women will be held in San Antonio from April 27 to May 2. It is part of a busy Texas schedule with events in Austin and bids for road work as the Texas Highway Commission prepares for upcoming projects.
A Washington D C Department of Agriculture official writes The Moulton Eagle seeking a list of tomato growers in Moulton Texas to furnish copies of Department bulletins on tomato culture. He asks for the names or to forward the letter to a capable contact.
City commissioners award power light and water plant contract to Fairbanks Morse Power and Light Co for 225000 and water works to Kirkwood-Wharton and Lee Construction Co of San Antonio for 258892.04, totaling 498392.04. Work begins at once funded from plant revenue.
Five thousand people attended the funeral of Lieut L W Strieber Air Corps United States Army who died in an Hawaii plane crash on January 5. Yorktown business houses closed for the service at the Catholic Church with taps at the grave and three planes from Kelly Field in tribute. The body traveled from Hawaii with Lieut W J Scott and is believed to be laid to rest here with Mrs Mamie Strieber, his mother, residing in town.
State Senator Hopkins of Gonzales offers a bill to return to convention nomination for U S Senate and state offices. He notes the old convention system was not entirely satisfactory, and argues the current primary system is also far from satisfactory.
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