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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1931
Page
4
Delicious and affordable tomato based meals include Macaroni and Tomato Clam and Tomato Broth Stewed Tomatoes and Celery and Baked Tomatoes and Peppers. Each dish uses canned tomatoes with simple seasonings and serves four with costs ranging from about 15 to 25 cents.
Mrs. C. E. Dilworth, wife of the bank vice president, waived a non community claim of 50000 and she and her husband agreed to deed the bank building worth about 55000 to the bank for depositors. H. M. Aubrey, referee in bankruptcy, presided at the Gonzales hearing. Clyde L. Boothe named trustee with bond set at 25000. Bank liabilities listed at 703826.86 and assets at 1958.97. Dilworth family and Everett Lawley debts and assets detailed. Boothe to liquidate bank and related estates.
Texas and Oklahoma have passed laws allowing county officials to permit farmers to use road machinery to build terraces on farms when not needed for roads. Farmers pay rental in Texas and operating costs in Oklahoma. Terracing, using large road equipment, cost effectively controls soil erosion by slowing runoff, per the U S Department of Agriculture.
Sen ator Tom Connally asked the post office department to buy cotton twine for mail bags instead of jute. He sent his recommendation to M Regar the department purchasing agent in Washington D C.
The board of education keeps the annual school apportionment at 17.50, based on 1,550,000 scholastics, 15,000 fewer than last year. It assumes property valuations match last year, though the comptroller predicted a $100,000,000 drop. A cigarette tax due next month will supply 1.50 of the apportionment.
Mrs Mary E Harrison of Flatonia Florida died at a Yorktown hospital on July 20. Funeral services were held at the family home in Flatonia on July 21 with Rev Evans and Rev Crowder officiating. Survived by two sons Willie of Flatonia and Robert of Yorktown two daughters Mrs L Blackmon of Flatonia and Mrs A B Harvey of San Marcos and two granddaughters Miss Josephine Krause of Flatonia and Miss Mary Jane Harvey of San Marcos.
Charles Wagner has finished an extended stay at the Jim Wagner residence in Danbury, returning home after the visit.
Adlea Wagner and Annie Neskorik were recent visitors to San Antonio Houston and other places showcasing their travel itinerary and social engagements in a brief regional note.
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