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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1931
Page
4
Roy Miller reports Texas had 496 007 farms in 1930, up 30 361 since 1920, and Texas consumes 800 000 tons of steel products annually. 1930 farm crops excluding livestock were valued at 434 612 000, with cotton totaling 332 872 000.
Governor Sterling states rural children deserve the same educational opportunities as urban youths. He argues against premium city residence and calls for rapid development of laws to provide high school access statewide. The message also urges strong support for state higher education to elevate Texas educational rank.
Walter Monteith won a second term as mayor of Houston leading two opponents by 5871 votes. The result confirms Monteith’s continued leadership in the city.
The notice urges readers to register their motor vehicle for the current year before Saturday night to avoid penalties.
A list of individuals including Ewald Behrend Luckenbach F L brown Mathis Austin Brown Tennessee Colony Mrs C W Fehlder McGregor August Heiligmann Boerne H M Jenkins Kingsville Mrs Albert Johnson Markham H G Johnson Shiner Mrs C M Koerner Shiner Mrs E M Lobb Caddo Okla Nannie E Lampard Clarksville Mr David More Kingsville reminds readers that the consultation on this trip will be free and treatment differs Married women must be accompanied by their husbands Address 4221 West Third Street Los Angeles California.
H. B. Balhorn of Houston was in Moulton Sunday for an unspecified visit. The OCR fragment notes his presence but lacks additional details or context about purpose or accompanying persons.
Henry Pete Etlinger of Yoa Kum visited relatives here Sunday.
A tablet inscribed with the names of 5 246 Texas men and women who died in World War I was unveiled at the University Stadium in Austin on Wednesday January 14.
Warning that failure to pay poll tax by Saturday night will bar voting for a year. Mentions an April school trustee election and potential summer state road bond election.
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