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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1934
Page
4
A planned inscription on William Jennings Bryan’s statue pedestal in Potomac Park will quote his Cross of Gold speech. The Fine Arts Committee approved the text noting Chicago’s 1896 Democratic convention speech and Bryan’s presidential nomination.
The hot Imperial Valley California July 12 reports a 122 degree thermometer reading. The piece notes only 10 days remain for voters to decide their choice in the Democratic primary. It also mentions Franklin D Roosevelt as the first U S president to pass through the Panama Canal.
Mrs. Roxana Gunter widow of the late Joe Gunter prominent San Antonio businessman died July 11 at age 88.
Several sections of Texas received good rains in the past week, but this immediate area remains dry. The report notes ongoing dry conditions despite broader regional precipitation.
An American inventor claims to have perfected a ray capable of destroying an army at a distance of 100 miles, warning that future warfare could be profoundly destructive.
A sharp political quip comments that some politicians are so crooked they need not be buried but screwed into the ground like a corkscrew. Babe Ruth urges boys to refrain from smoking until age 21 with the idea that not smoking early lowers lifelong smoking chances.
Town weekly paper urges residents to sign up for home delivery. Readers without an active mailing can join before the next press day to receive the paper.
Flatonia Texas July 13 Mrs Joseph Schrusch of the Eagle community died at her home this morning from injuries suffered in an automobile accident last night Funeral services were held from the home Friday afternoon with interment in Praha Catholic Cemetery
District Clerk Gus J. Strauss and his father Charles Strauss of Hallettsville traveled to Moulton Saturday to campaign for Gus's reelection bid.
Parents seeking to move scholastic age children between districts must apply in July. Law requires all transfers completed before August 1.
Reinhard Symank, 55, was found dead by his son in law Alfons Juenger in LaGrange Texas after a brain congestion stroke. Funeral services were held Friday afternoon. He is survived by his widow and four children: Mrs. Robert Zapp Bellville, Ben Symank Lincoln, Oswald Symank Globe Arizona, and Mrs. Alfons Juenger LaGrange.
County Attorney Paul H. Fertsch of Hallettsville was in Moulton Saturday on official business.
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