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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1934
Page
4
Community classified note urges readers to use the newspaper columns for selling or buying items and promotes local merchants as the first choice for needs, framing ads as a public service to support roads, schools, and churches.
J J Bendele of Uvalde recounts a Medina county incident where cut ants formed a long den near a highway and grain field. He dug nine feet to reach an eighteen foot main chamber from which 45 bushels of cane seed maize and oats were recovered, each grain kept separate.
Port Lavaca Texas January 4 Echoes of Indianola storms are heard as six skeletons are unearthed at Oldtown where shell work on Magnolia Beach Road is under way Supervisor Jim Key reports workers found the bones washed onto the beach by a past storm very shallow shell over the remains confirms historic wreckage context
Twenty six states provide old age pensions and one dollar from every poll tax funds public schools. The US considers buying 450 airplanes for the air corps. Texas beef plants remove about 14 000 cattle from the market Lavaca county cotton growers may sign acreage reduction contracts. The AAA plans a 6 420 000 acre cut in Texas cotton for 1984 as cotton income rises from 1932 to 1938, with production rules boosting prices.
A local appeal urges residents to buy locally and spend money within the community. Merchants printers and farmers are called on to keep purchasing nearby to quicken economic recovery and boost local prosperity.
A dated breakfast suggestion outlines a menu featuring cider baked apples with apricot stuffing, brown sugar, cinnamon, and butter, served with a lemon butter grilled sweetbreads variation. It includes a cider syrup and optional cream, yielding six servings.
The Eagle thanks readers for subscription payments since the last report. Names listed include Louis Jaszen Mission Edwin J Knesek Moulton Ben Schneider Moulton A J Darilek Moulton L E Laqua Flatonia Rud Filipp Moulton Reginald F Bourke Yoakum J Mueller Moulton Mrs F J Miculka Moulton Frank Rothbauer Shiner EBrunkenhoefer San Antonio Aug Boksch Moulton.
In New York a handwritten Francis Scott Key manuscript of The Star Spangled Banner sold at public auction for 24000 dollars. Dr. A S W Rosenbach purchased the rare piece.
Merce des resident James Marion Bird casts his hat for the gubernatorial nomination as The Eagle invites candidates to submit their names for publication in its political column.
Miss Emily Darilek of Halletts ville visited the home folks here last weekend.
L. E Squa of Flatonia Route 4 is listed as a new reader of the Moulton Eugie since last week.
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