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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1914
Page
4
A writer urges improved public highways to solve rural problems. Roads will keep rural youths on farms and aid diversified farming. The 1914 resolution commits time effort and resources to conquer bad roads across the Lone Star State.
Government notice outlines 1913 14 tax filing requirements for individuals and corporations in Moulton Texas. It warns penalties for late returns, directs sending names and addresses to A S Walker Austin, explains repeal of 1909 corporate tax act, and states returns for 1913 due by March 1 1914 with payment due June 30.
A speech urges Texas lawmakers to tailor business laws to farmers, promote co operation, and expand cotton market logistics. It notes malt liquor manufacture in Texas with 12 establishments employing 931 workers, $7.0 million investment, and $0.9 million payroll, while no distilleries exist. The talk links farm tenancy to high interest and calls for farmer property access and financing reforms.
The census bureau announced that cotton ginned before January 1 totaled 13,333,074 bales. This figure reflects early season output with the bulk coming from earlier months and regions reporting substantial yields.
A vote will be held in Lu ling on February 16 to decide if the city should adopt the commission form of government. The result will determine the city’s governing structure and authority.
General Simon Bolivar Buckner, last lieutenant general of the Confederacy, dies January 8 at his home near Mumfordville Kentucky. His body is laid to rest in the state cemetery at Frankfort.
During the past fig season Aldine shipped 29 carloads of preserved figs to eastern markets while a large portion of the crop was consumed at home.
Work on the Lytle Lake dam near Abilene started at the beginning of the year after the old structure was destroyed by heavy rains. The flood washed away about 800 million gallons of water.
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