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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1931
Page
4
A. W. Bitting writes in the Phoenix Flame that tomato juice serves as a simple pleasant way to supply vitamins in the diet. He notes tomatoes offer several nutrients in l arge amounts and explains easy home preparation from canned tomatoes and a peppy cocktail recipe to flavor the drink.
Galveston officials unveil a two million dollar school building program for 1981 aimed at expanding facilities and updating infrastructure. The plan outlines construction, funding sources, and projected timelines to support growing enrollment.
The 42nd Texas Legislature is expected to pass about 200 bills with only fifteen days remaining to pay the poll tax. Ross S. Sterling of Houston will be inaugurated governor on January 20 and urged the legislature to consider strict vehicle regulation and the passage of four measures.
Mr., Mrs. and Miss Vater face disfranchisement for the coming year if their poll tax is not paid by February 1. The brief public notice warns of loss of voting rights barring payment by the deadline.
Brownsville reports 1,665,012 people crossed the international bridge over the Rio Grande in 198y, marking a high annual flow with strong travel activity between the two nations.
Motorists who fail to register their vehicle before midnight February 1 will be subject to arrest on the morning of February 2.
The 42nd legislature convened at Austin on Tuesday with broad topics set for review. Key issues include lax regulation of equine activities and motor vehicle rules among many measures to be considered by lawmakers.
The state highway commission urges the legislature to approve a statewide bond issue of 200 million dollars for highway construction. The bonds would be retired by a fuel tax on motor vehicles.
Lieutenant Louis Whitley Strieber, 23, son of Mr and Mrs Louis Strieber of Yorktown, was killed in an airplane crash near Honolulu on January 6. His body will be brought to Yorktown for burial.
Yoakum Texas January 10. The Yoakum section has advanced in tomato production each year and now ranks as a major local crop. Current reports say acreage will double last year reaching about 2 500 acres to be planted. Farmers also plan beans and peas to be sold in carrots.
Hochheim Texas January 10 Arthur Steen of Hochheim reports a large feed barn burned on his farm last Thursday. Loss estimated at 10000 dollars for building and contents. No insurance. This is the second Steen barn fire in recent months. the other barn burned at the Dick Steen place last October.
The passage notes Texas as responsible for about one fourth of the US pecan crop in 1920 and nearly half in 1929. It cites Texas spending 47 331 997 on highways for the year ending Aug 1 1980 with local and federal contributions. It highlights urban population growth from 17.1 percent in 1900 to 41 percent in 1980 and claims Texas leads the nation in cotton, mules, cattle, sheep, wool, goats and mohair production.
County Attorney Paul H. Fertsch of Hallettsville traveled to Moulton on Monday for official duties.
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