Waelder Gets Stone Fire Station Plan and Street Repairs
Thirty NYA boys will assist in constructing a stone fire station and office for Waelder City. They will repair and gravel several streets and build two culverts as part of the project.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1939
Page
8
Thirty NYA boys will assist in constructing a stone fire station and office for Waelder City. They will repair and gravel several streets and build two culverts as part of the project.
Joe Tousek opens a cafe and beer garden in the Henry Breitschopf building on Moore Avenue seeking to welcome friends and patrons.
Bunco and a Forty-two game will be held at the Oak Grove schoolhouse Friday night February 24 with public invitation. The Eagle notes new reader F L Filipp and Windel listed as readers, plus visits from local residents and officials during the week.
Five main buildings cover twenty acres to host the World's Poultry Congress in Cleveland from July 28 to August 7, 939. Facilities include the Hall of Live Poultry, Hall of Nations and States, Hall of Youth, Cleveland Public Auditorium, and parking for over 200 000 cars along with the Underground Exhibition Hall and Cleveland Municipal Stadium.
Local citizen Representative J J Olsen questions a 1.6 percent transaction tax for old age pension funding. He suggests a simplified tiered levy starting at 1 percent up to 100 dollars, with reductions and caps, assigning tax responsibility to sellers and resellers. Daily income and expenditures would be recorded, and penalties or pension eligibility tied to poll tax payments.
Read the ads in Hagle's advertising columns to catch weekly bargains. When buying, try the local merchant first for good deals and supportive community shopping.
A telegram from Senator L J Sulak notes a hearing on February 27 at 2 PM to investigate alleged discrimination in distribution of benefits under the agricultural act. Farmers are urged to attend the hearing.
Local printer Eagle Printery invites orders for job printing and lithography. Claims ability to handle all kinds of work at home, encouraging community to support local services.
Rental notice states a front street unit recently vacated by Dick Kuinger with reference to Wm Hulmer as contact. Details unclear due to OCR fragment.
Messrs. Rohan and Smolik of the tax assessor department visited Thursday to appraise state and county taxes for the current year.
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