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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1931
Page
4
Scientists praise tomato juice heated for soup use and canned in large quantities. Experts note tomatoes supply vitamins A B C and high digestibility, with Dr. Hess calling it a palatable solution of the three vitamins and others hailing its usefulness.
Texas dominates gas and fuel oil consumption and leads in home canning can usage. Crystal City stands as the nation’s top spinach shipping center, last season moving 8 729 carloads with a projected 5 000 carloads this year. The state hosts deep oil wells in Reagan County Big Lake district with No 8 C at 8 800 feet oil and 8 892 feet gas, and No 4 C at 8 697 feet initial production 2 738 barrels oil and 56 268 000 cubic feet gas.
Cuero Texas reports a fire Friday night gutted Tudzin Dry Goods Store and damaged nearby Central Power and Light Company offices. Estimated losses total $60 000 with $30 000 in stock destroyed and $5 000 in office stock. Two stone structures suffered about $25 000 in damage. Fire Chief R F Heyer said four lines fought the blaze for four hours.
Flatonia Texas January 17 At the last meeting Jerome Michael Post No 94 American Legion the following officers were elected for the ensuing year Leopold Shandera commander H A Schutz vice commander L J Longoria adjutant
The Hallettsville city council fixed the 1981 tax rate at 1.50 dollars, the limit, not including school funds. Rumors say the legislature may boost highway patrol from 50 to 200 with full police powers, backing stricter traffic enforcement that most motorists would welcome.
Ross S. Sterling of Houston was inaugurated as governor of Texas Tuesday January 20. The Eagle salutes Governor Sterling. Also noted are Moody opening a law office in Austin and a radio cow milking demonstration in San Antonio as a week's activity. A national report cites 32,500 deaths from motor vehicle accidents in 1930.
Renowned pianist Ignace Jan Paderewski at age 70 plans a seventh United States tour with a Houston concert on February 10 or 11. The famed musician, described as the world’s greatest pianist, will perform during the run.
A list of questions highlights social statistics including more than 50 000 blind people in the United States 700 000 farm homes linked to electric power lines 2 billion dollars spent annually on cosmetics Texas contributing 20 percent of the nation’s natural gasoline January 16 marking the 11th anniversary of national prohibition in the United States
Oak Grove P T A met Friday night January 2 with the president presiding. Minutes approved. Music by Ukelele Club Theo Buesing Violin, Fred F Fehrenkamp talked on the American Legion. Motion to install fountains and running water at the teacherage and barn carried. Next meeting set for January 3y with Komensky Harmonica Band and Orchestra planned. Everyone invited.
Henry S. Paulus of Yoakum has been re appointed as a member of the board of regents of the state teachers colleges by Governor Ross S. Sterling.
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