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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1931

Page

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Voters to decide $200 Million Road Bond Issue in Texas

A joint constitutional amendment would authorize bonds up to 200 million dollars for state roads and county reimbursements. Gasoline tax revenue would pay interest and redemption, with protections that homes and farms are not liable. Proponents note counties already contribute to trunk roads serving statewide needs.

Austin Texas Senate Walter Woodul Houston W. A. Williamson San Antonio Ross Sterling

Allred Says Pay Hike Of Legislature Valid

Texas Attorney General James V. Allred advised Speaker Fred H. Minor and Lieutenant Governor Barry Miller that the current legislature may set member pay at 10 dollars per day for the first 120 days and mileage at 2.50 dollars per 25 miles. The opinion was requested to resolve the pay question.

Austin Texas James V. Allred Fred H. Minor Barry Miller

Richardson Martinka Couple Quietly Weds in San Antonio

Richard son Hall Richardson and Miss The resa Martinka wed in San Antonio on Sunday January 11. The bride is sister to Mrs. Frank Cinadr of Moulton. The couple will live in Crystal City where Mr Richardson manages the Central Power and Light Company plant.

Hall Richardson Theresa Martinka San Antonio Frank Cinadr Moulton el Campo Crystal City Richardson Central Power and Light Company

Miss Schoenfeld Joins Dr Darilek Dental Office

Miss Marguerite Schoenfeld has accepted a position in the office of Dr. Oscar A. Darilek, dentist.

Marguerite Schoenfeld Oscar A. Darilek

Petitions Oppose Lavaca County Road Crew Bill

The Moulton Chamber of Commerce sent a large wave of petitions to Austin opposing a bill allowing Lavaca County to pay members up to 50 dollars monthly for private automobile use during road inspections. Opponents also sent letters and urged legislators to introduce the measure.

Moulton Chamber of Commerce Commissioners’ Court Lavaca County

Moulton Girls Dominate Hallettsville in Tuesday Clash

In Hallettsville on Tuesday last week the Moulton girls defeated Hallettsville 45 to 6 with Anita Grunwald pouring in 35 points. The Moulton Bobcats then fell to Hallettsville Brahmas 26 to 10.

Moulton Hallettsville Anita Grunwald Moulton Bobcats Hallettsville Brahmas

Unveiling Ceremonies in Austin Honor WWI Heroes

Mrs Leona Merrem and Mrs Otho Casey attended a Wednesday unveiling in Austin. The tablet lists Texans who gave their lives in World War I and Serge ant Edgar Merrem, husband of Mrs Merrem, is among the sacrifices. Their son Malvin Merrem serves as mascot for Geier Merrem American Post of Moulton.

Leona Merrem Otho Casey Austin

Did You Know Facts About Texas and Nation

A postcard style question list notes Texas has 119 airports and Galveston hosts the only nail and wire mill in the Southwest. It cites 20 300 000 telephones and about 13 500 000 radio receiving sets across the United States.

United States Galveston Southwest

Fortune tellers drain about 125 million from US yearly

It is claimed Americans spend about 125 million dollars annually on fortune tellers and soothsayers. The speaker denies superstition, stating they are not superstitious.

United States

Gonzales County Issues 308 Marriage Licenses in 1930

County clerk records show 308 marriage licenses issued in Gonzales County during 1930, down from 330 in the prior year.

Gonzales County

Red Cross Seeks 10 Million to Aid Dreuth Stricken Areas

The American Red Cross aims to raise ten million dollars to relieve suffering in the drought struck regions. The organization, described as a “great mother,” pledges continual aid to the needy.

American Red Cross

Deaf Smith Memorial Unveiling in Richmond January 25

A memory shaft to Deaf Smith, hero of the Texas Revolution, will be unveiled in Richmond on January 25 at the burial site. Prominent Texans and Richmond schoolchildren will participate in the ceremony.

Deaf Smith Richmond

Shiner Named Gymnasium Gift From Local Investor

W L Martin a Shiner capitalist has given a fully equipped gymnasium to be built on the public school campus at a cost exceeding 25000 dollars. He recently donated a sizable sum for scholastic medals. Hats off to Mr Martin.

W. L. Martin Shiner Capitalist

Eugene Meyer Recovers After Pneumonia Attack

Eugene Meyer, 18 month old son of Mr and Mrs Joe Meyer of Legion, is recovering from an attack of pneumonia.

Eugene Meyer Joe Meyer Legion

Wachtendorfs Take Over Athletic Club Management

William and Gus Wachtendorf assumed management of the Athletic Club on Wednesday after purchasing it from John Mladenko.

William and Gus Wachtendorf Athletic Club John Mladenko

Visitors from El Campo Stop at Cinadi Home

Mrs Frances Kana and Mrs Minnie Knebel and their son of El Campo visited the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Cinadi. They were accompanied by Miss Theresa Martinka.

Frances Kana Minnie Knebel el! Campo Frank Cinadi Theresa Martinka

Shiner Student Roxie Buske Improves After Austin Accident

Miss Roxie Buske of Shiner Texas, a University of Texas student, sustained serious injuries in a weekend automobile crash near Austin and is reported doing nicely. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs E G Buske of Shiner.

Roxie Buske of Shiner University of Texas Austin E. G. Buske

Vital Statistics Law of Texas summarized for public

The Eagle presents excerpts from the Vital Statistics Law of Texas. The registrar duties include justice of the peace as registrar in precincts and city clerks in larger cities. Death certificates must be filed before burial. Every birth must be registered and certificates filed within five days by a physician or midwife. if none, parents report. Local registrars distribute certificates.

The Eagle Justice of the Peace

Bobcats Beat Yoakum 21 to 10 in Tuesday Clash

The Bobcats defeated the Yoakum Bulldogs 21 to 10 led by Koester and W Schodde. Meiserschlaeger fouled out. L Meiserschlaeger and Dan Darilek substituted as the Bobcats gained advantage from free throws. The Keilinger-Bobcat game set for Thursday was canceled.

Noles Fighting Bobcats Yoakum Yoakum Bulldogs Koester W. Schodde Bulldogs Tulley Winchester Schodde Casey QO. Meiserschlaeger Mladenko L. Meiserschlaeger Dan Darilek Keilinger - Bobcat

Legion Auxiliary Program Promises Washington Life Topic

The Ladies' Auxiliary of Geier-Merrem Post 392, American Legion, hosts the third in a series at the Legion Hall on Tuesday February 2 at 7 30 PM. Chaplain Me Bog leads audience readings and poems by Virginia Valenta Ethel Josephine Wagner and Victor Fehrenkamp as the program unfolds.

Ladies’ Auxiliary of Geier-Merrem American Legion Legion Hall Troroon Virginia Valenta Ethel Josephine Wagner Victor(Jr Fehrenkamp

Road Tax Proposal Aims Three Dollar Lavaca County Election

State Senator Gus Russek and Representative J. J. Olsen are urged by notice in a county paper to introduce in the 42nd Legislature a bill exempting Lavaca county men living outside incorporated towns from road duty and to levy a yearly $3 tax to the county tax collector instead.

Gus Russek J. J. Olsen Lavaca

Pay Your Poll Tax for School Trustee Election

Readers are urged to pay poll tax to preserve the right to vote in the upcoming school trustees election next April. The notice emphasizes timely payment to ensure participation in the local selection process.

Colorful Crowd Sees Sterling Made Governor

Colorful crowd of more than 20,000 gathered in Austin on January 20 to witness Ross Sterling be inaugurated governor of Texas. The Houston capitalist urged unity, tax relief, better roads, farm self sufficiency, and economy in government while pledging to conserve mineral wealth and foster state development.

Austin Texas Ross Sterling Houston Dan Moody North Texas Plains South Texas University of Texas, A. and M. College Arabia Shrine Temple Neff

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Allred Richardson-Martinka Basket Ball State Bank OF Vital Statistics Law of Legion Auxiliary Washington Merchants State Bank Molilton, Texas Community Bank
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