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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1922
Page
4
The Jasper Mountain Eagle urges local support for home businesses and institutions. It argues that patronizing home labor and professionals strengthens the town’s finances and prosperity, benefiting residents through mutual cooperation and growth.
The state will obtain 2,950,115 dollars in federal funds for road construction in the coming year. The aid supports infrastructure projects across Texas, aiming to improve highways and transportation efficiency.
The text touts becoming a millionaire by going to Russia where the exchange rate supposedly makes one dollar worth 4,000,000 rubles. It is presented as a sensational claim without independent verification or context.
The democratic primary election will be held on Saturday July 22. Only full fledged American citizens will be permitted to take part.
Canine flu concerns force postponement of a Houston dog show. Organizers cite health reasons while urging exhibitors to monitor pets for symptoms and await new dates.
Italian inventor Gugliemo Marconi asserts he has devised a radio searchlight with a working radius near one hundred miles. He describes the device as a significant leap in wireless signaling capability.
The State Lutheran Sunday School Teachers' Association met in Galveston last week and selected LaGrange as the site for the next annual convention.
The Edge district voters approved raising the school tax from 50 cents to 1 dollar by a two to one margin. The district is noted as leading among many Texas schools in education funding.
Mr Weeks a member of the president's official family sings slightly out of tune lately. He favors modification of the Volstead prohibition law because he believes it is responsible for most of the unrest in the country at the present time.
Mrs. Anna Dickie Oleson of Minnesota becomes the first woman to secure a nomination for the United States Senate, defeating two male opponents in a Democratic party convention.
The Eagle urges ex service men of Moulton and nearby areas to organize an American Legion post in town. It notes several locals sacrificed their lives in the great war and argues the post should be named in their honor.
The notice states Sunday ice sales from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. with exceptions for illness or death. It allows closing earlier on Saturdays, bans opening the ice vault for 5c ice, and prohibits deliveries costing less than 15c in the afternoon.
A grand London festivity last week saluted the Prince of Wales on his return from the Far East. The event contrasted splendor enjoyed by the upper class with widespread hunger, as thousands could not secure three meals daily.
Sunday event at Oak Grove School features barbecue picnic starting 4:30 PM with band and orchestra. Grand ball to follow. Benefit for the school invites candidates and the public to attend.
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