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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1930
Page
4
Texas reports 116759 births in 1929 and cites record rail mileage. The state logged 449.53 miles built in 1928 and 158.82 in 1929 with near 1000 miles planned for 1930. Oil investments reach 1.5 billion dollars, about one seventh of US total. Texas average monthly production over six months ending Oct 1 was 21 million barrels.
The Moulton Eagle highlights the value of an A-1 credit rating in the civic welfare advertisement on page seven. The piece notes that good credit benefits business and individuals, urging readers to protect and value established credit, inviting readers to page seven for the full message.
An Austin dispatch reports a 15 percent reduction in fire insurance rates for Shiner Moulton and additional towns in the region. The move lowers costs for residents and businesses and reflects adjustments in regional risk assessments.
Mr and Mrs Henry Etlinger of Yoakum visited in Moulton on Thursday of last week.
The Lavaca County Commissioner's Court announces a March 8 1930 special election for Justice Precinct No 6 to decide whether the 15 cent road tax on the 100 value of property shall be repealed. Voting sites include Moulton Novohrad and Oak Grove Schoolhouses with three presiding officials listed. Ballot wording states For Repeal of the Road Tax or Against Repeal. Election conducted as general elections with returns due to the court.
I have disposed of my interest in the A. F. Kotzebue Drug Co. at Moulton to Roy Kotzebue and thank my friends and patrons for the liberal patronage we have had. I hope the same support will be extended to my successor.
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