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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1920
Page
4
Discharged soldiers and sailors on furlough will pay full fare after March 1 when railroads return to private ownership. An order to ticket offices states the discount ends. previously discharged travelers rode at a reduced rate during government control. San Antonio Express reported the change.
On February 19 in Shiner Texas Mrs H H Striebeck president of the Parent- Teachers Association presented Childs Welfare day at the school. The piece notes New Mexico as the 32nd state to accept the federal woman suffrage amendment and reports Colorado legislature repealing the anti cigarette law. It adds a jab about Texas lawmakers.
A Gonzales county farmer sold 18000 pounds of first class honey in the past season. The compulsory universal military training proposition faces heavy opposition from democratic members of congress.
The Mississippi legislature rejected the federal constitution amendment granting women the right to vote. Senate vote 31 to 16 and House vote 166 to 25.
The text notes Herbert Hoover lacking strong party ties as both Democratic and Republican figures press for his presidential bid. It suggests supporters might back him on a broad platform akin to a full dinner pail ticket.
Cotton statistician reports 77 959 bales ginned in Williamson County before January 16, up from 47 695 for the same period last year. The data underscores Williamson as a leading cotton center in the banner cotton state and country.
Ohio Governor Warren G. Harding plans a Texas visit next month to deliver speeches as Republicans consider fielding a full state ticket in the run up to the Chicago convention. The prospect signals active campaign efforts across the Lone Star State.
Miss Carmen Aguinaldo, nineteen, visiting Washington, drew praise from Congressional Club wives and a Filipino American audience. She studies at the University of Illinois Urbana and shared pride in her father’s quest for Philippine independence while resisting political discussion.
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