Post Office Notice From Moulton Texas January 13 1939
Second class matter entry for the Post Office at Moulton Texas dated January 13 1939 indicates official mailing status.
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Moulton Texas
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1939
Page
4
Gloomy 1857 Crisis Affects Nations and Prosperity
Editorial reprinted from Harper’s Weekly October 10 1857 outlines a global outlook of economic collapse and political unrest. It notes U S commercial prostration with widespread unemployment and warns against despair while urging wisdom and charity.
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France
Russia
Europe
China
Harper’s Weekly
Cuero Bond Vote Contest Is Filed
The Central Power and Light Company filed a contest to the $150,000 municipal electric power distribution system revenue bond issue. Alleged are illegal voting irregularities in the election, improper notice, and questions about the city council’s authority. Contestees include Mayor J T Newman and city officials. contestants include Gus A Markovsky Erica McAlister C I McAlister Helena Kleinicke A B Sawyers and S D Hefner.
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C. I. McAlister
Helena Kleinicke
A. B. Sawyers
S. D. Hefner
McAlister
The
Power Company
Sawyers
Drive to Broaden Cotton Use Ready
Dallas report shows a statewide drive to broaden cotton product use including lint as road base. Burris Jackson says the education program will move forward now that federal placement of the cotton research laboratory is settled. New Orleans won the laboratory.
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Dallas
Burris Jackson
New Orleans
War Referendum Plan Introduced in Senate
Senator Clark a Democrat from Missouri introduces a constitutional amendment to require a national referendum before Congress can declare war except in case of invasion of North America. The proposal seeks to place public approval ahead of major wartime decisions.
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Washington
Clark
Missouri
Congress
North America
Gems of Thought Service Quotes and aphorisms
A compiled set of motivational sayings and quotes from Clara Barton Juvenal Mary Baker Eddy Henry Drummond Emerson John Wesley and a note on the Townsend plan. The collection emphasizes achievement happiness generosity and doing good across varied authors.
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Mary Baker Eddy
What the People Ask of Congress
In this opinion piece observers describe a necessary, restrained Congress facing serious problems. It urges reducing public spending driven debt, restoring Congressional initiative, separating politics from relief, and preparing for defense. It argues unity and self reliance sustain democracy and warns against hatred and partisanship.
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Congress
Washington
America
Europe
Public debt near 44.5 billion in 1940
The public debt is projected to reach about 44.5 billion dollars in 1940. The piece argues that despite the country's vast wealth, ongoing spending will not reduce the debt.
Canalization of Guadalupe is Urged
Washington notes on the opening of the new congressional session urge canalization of the Guadalupe river in Texas for power and navigation. Representative Mansfield of Texas cites the Lower Guadalupe and a Canyon Dam near New Braunfels as worthwhile projects for a general rivers and harbors bill.
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Washington
Guadalupe River
Texas
Congress
Representative Mansfield
House Rivers and Harbors Committee
Canyon
Guadalupe
New Braunfels
the Guadalupe
United States
Mansfield
Amelia Earhart Declared Legally Dead
Amelia Earhart, the aviatrix who disappeared during a 1937 round the world attempt, has today been declared legally dead in Los Angeles. The ruling confirms she vanished in the south Pacific and ends years of ambiguity surrounding her fate.
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Los Angeles
Amelia Earhart
South Pacific
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State Bank
Community Bank
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A.J. Darilek
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