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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1922
Page
4
A historical excerpt urges all Americans to revere the laws as a sacred framework. It proclaims adherence to constitutional principles, the Declaration of Independence, and the rule of law across education, religion, and public life. The text frames reverence for law as the nation’s political religion.
University of Texas faculty includes 36 states besides Texas with about 300 members. E. J. Mathews reports natives from fourteen countries such as Ireland Japan Russia Sweden Jamaica and Canada. Among Texans the number is highest and seven faculty members list Austin as birthplace.
Representative Mansfield of the Columbus district announced he will run again for the House per health improvement. The statement said he is out of the hospital, able to go to the Capitol, sit up and work several hours daily, and hopes to resume active congressional duties soon.
Schulenburg independent district school board sold its 60 000 dollar 6 percent bonds for par plus accrued interest and a 700 dollar premium. Purchasers pay printing and attorney fees. freight reductions on gravel do not apply to school buildings, delaying new construction.
The text lists several Model 22 configurations including four and six passenger versions. Items show engine or seating counts with prices such as 2100 and 2400 and refer to open or closed versions.
The Eagle announces expanded equipment and capability for merchants. It lists merchant Gothic, Old English, and wedding text sizes and pledges to handle most commercial printing at home. Encourages loyalty to town and local printery.
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