Cotton Crop Estimates and Political News From Moulton
The Moulton Eagle reports the 1936 cotton crop estimated at 12 407 000 bales, with 11 956 895 bales ginned by January 16, and 10 248 195 bales by the same date last year. A Texas House bill proposes a one branch legislature. James Farley is confirmed Postmaster General in Roosevelt's cabinet. Campbell Middox Wilson county turns 101 on January 21, a Tennessee native who moved to Texas 70 years ago.
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Campbell
Wilson County
Tennessee
Texas
Gubernatorial Reception Draws Full Attendance in Austin
All sections of the state attended the gubernatorial reception and ball in Austin on January 19. Gregory gym and other amusement venues were crowded to capacity.
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Austin Janary 19
Gregory
Hindenburg to Resume Frankfort Lakehurst Flights
The dirigible Hindenburg will resume its Frankfort Lakehurst flights May 3 with nine trips planned. The United States appears to renew interest in building similar airships and related craft.
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Frankfort-Lakehurst
United States
Mrs Jane O Neal Vivian Celebrates 100th Birthday
Mrs. Jane O Neal Vivian of Laredo celebrated her 100th birthday at Carrizo Springs. A native of Jim Wells County, she has lived in Texas under six flags.
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Jane O’neal Vivian
Laredo
Carrizo Springs
Jack 80N County
Texas
Postmaster General Farley to Visit Texas in March
Reports from Washington say Postmaster General Farley will travel to Texas in March. Texas legislators and residents may expect an address from the distinguished cabinet member.
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Farley
Texas
Washington
Legisature
Attorney General Mc Craw to Speak at Father and Son Banquet
Attorney General William Mc Craw will be principal speaker at the Father and Son Banquet at Garwood High School on February 17 held under the sponsorship of the school's vocational agriculture boys.
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William McCraw
Garwood High School
Vocational Agriculture Boys
Cotton growers plan Dallas meeting on federal lab for new uses
A gathering of cotton growers and shippers will convene in Dallas on February 16 to spearhead creating a federal laboratory. The goal is to develop new cotton uses to curb the rapidly shrinking export market.
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Dallas
Relief Drive Aims for 2 Million to Aid Flood Victims
President Roosevelt calls for a national relief fund of 2 million dollars to aid flood sufferers in the Ohio and Mississippi valleys. The disaster has displaced nearly 300,000 people from their homes.
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Roosevelt
Ohio
Mississippi
Idaho bill would ban radios in cars except police vehicles
An Idaho legislator introduced a bill prohibiting installation and operation of radios in automobiles. The measure excludes police cars and argues that car radios are a public nuisance causing many accidents.
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Idaho
Editor James Q Dealey Dies at 75
Dr. James Q Dealey editor in chief of the Dallas News and Evening Journal died Friday from heart failure. A native of England he came to Galveston at age nine. Governor Alfred Saturday ordered flags at half-mast in his honor.
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James Q. Dealey
Dallas News and Evening Journal
England
Galveston
Alfred Saturday
Congress Faces A Double Opportunity
The article argues the 75th Congress can act on the public will to show government by the people works both at home and abroad. It warns against expanding bureaucrats and urges curtailing bureaus to demonstrate democracy, strengthening the principle of government by the people worldwide.
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Congress of the
United States
Congress
Europe
Washington
Subscriptions Offer For Two Papers At Once
The Moulton Eagle and the Semi-Weekly Farm News can be subscribed to together for $2.50 per year. Offer promotes both papers as a combined value and urges readers to subscribe now.
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Moulton Eagle
Why We Need A Balanced Budget by Raymond Pitcairn
A 1930s editorial argues that a balanced budget goes beyond accounting. It would curb debt, restore confidence, and spur production and employment by forcing government economy, pruning payrolls, reducing bureaus, valuing funds spent, and prioritizing efficiency in relief programs.
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Raymond Pitcairn
America
Congress
Spicy Desserts Guide to Cinnamon Ginger and Nutmeg
A home cookbook excerpt highlights spice driven desserts such as Baked Pineapple and Rhubarb Peach Rice Pudding Apple Cup Custards Pear and Cranberry Salad and Pineapple Ginger Mousse. It describes ingredients methods and serving ideas to entice family meals with cinnamon cloves nutmeg ginger and pineapple syrup.
Simple Remedy Ends Headaches From Constipation
Ad lerika clears poisons from both bowels and relieves headaches after one dose. The product also improves sleep and calms nervousness. Special topical sizes on sale at Kopecky Drug Company.
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Kopecky Drug Company
Inaugural Parade Draws About 250000 in Washington
Roughly 250 000 people gathered in Washington on January 20 to witness the presidential inauguration and parade. Officials reported strong turnout as crowds filled the National Mall and surrounding streets for the ceremonial event.
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Washington
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