Moult on Raggle Entered in Pontothecar Mouitor
The notice records a registered entry for the Moult on Raggle in a Pontothecar Mouitor listing with a February 19 1926 date.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1926
Page
4
The notice records a registered entry for the Moult on Raggle in a Pontothecar Mouitor listing with a February 19 1926 date.
The piece argues the Star Spangled Banner remains the fitting national hymn citing its universal reach and history from Bunker Hill to Valley Forge. It urges renewed patriotism and consistent citizenship, claiming the song unites miners farmers and workers in a shared love of liberty and country.
Clarence Patterson of Smiley was found dead early Tuesday morning under a farm tractor that had rolled onto him while he operated it at night. He was about 22 years old and from a prominent local family in the county.
Miss Lorene Price, a Moulton High School teacher, returned from Kenedy after attending her father’s illness. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Meyer celebrated Mr. Meyer’s 59th birthday at their Flatonia home with a large crowd, games, refreshments, and merriment into the night.
Emma and Aunt Emmy discuss James Browne who lost money in a radio stock and had five $100 bonds stolen from his office. They blame James for carelessness and poor precautions, noting banks can vet stocks and that thieves are active. Anne B. Aymes.
The Minnesota Bankers Association at its annual convention adopted a resolution urging bankers to cooperate with the Agricultural Committee. It calls on bankers to inform farmer patrons about the college's work and the means for improving farming conditions and practical education for farm children.
In Gonzales Texas on February 11 a westbound Southern Pacific passenger train struck an automobile near Smiley Cemetery killing Mrs G S Moore instantly and fatally injuring Mrs Q M Sharp who died hours later at Nixon hospital. The pair were returning from a funeral when the collision occurred. Undertaker J Moore was present but not in the wrecked car. Mrs Moore formerly of Boerne and Mrs Sharp a long time resident of Gonzales are mourned by surviving husband and sister Mae Sharp who was visiting.
Lee Bunting of this place announces his candidacy for county commissioner for Precincts 2 and 6 subject to the Democratic primary in July. He has lived in the area all his life and asks voters for support promising to perform the duties to the best of his ability.
Francis H. Sisson argues Wall Street serves as the national money market supporting farming and industry. It finances farm loans and commodities, channels credit via New York banks, and links rural lenders to global markets, reflecting broader business prosperity and agricultural needs.
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