Century of Progress Exposition Opens Chicago June 1 1933
Post Office notice includes multiple items from Texas politics and local events. Lieutenant Governor Witt seeks re election while Pat Neff resigns to lead Baylor University. Texas Democratic convention pledges 46 votes for Garner and supports a national referendum on prohibition repeal. Gonzalez taxpayers authorize 350000 in road bonds by 8 to 1 vote.
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Chicago
Texas
Houston
Gonzales
Governor appoints Amarillo mayor to Texas railroad commission
Governor Sterling names O. H. Thompson of Amarillo to fill the unexpired term of Pat Neff on the Texas railroad commission. The state supreme court upholds a congressman at large ruling. US supreme court supports 7000 pound truck load limit. Injunctions blocking the law will dissolve June 6. Fayette county funds a preliminary Highway 95 survey from Flatonia to Bastrop line near Smithville. About 800,000 West Texas lambs to market in June with generally favorable prices expected despite statewide weakness.
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Sterling
O. H. Thompson
Amarillo
Texas Railroad Commission
Pat M.neff
United States Supreme Court
Texas
Commissioners Court of
Fayette County
Flatonia
Bastrop County
Smithville
West Texas
Texas GOP delegates pledge to Hoover at national convention
The Texas Republican convention instructs its delegates to vote for the re nomination of President Hoover. Hoover has sufficient pledged votes to secure nomination.
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Texas Republican Convention
Hoover
The Eagle Promotes Advertising in Weekly Home Paper
The Eagle reaches about two thousand readers weekly and positions itself as the best advertising medium for business messages delivered to homes. It offers to carry your message directly to customers.
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Eagle
The
Simplifying Summer Hat and Travel Food Hints
A guide on making summer livable with ready canned foods and simple recipes. Advises leaving address with grocer, using evaporated milk, canned vegetables and fruits, fish and meats, and quick main courses like Tomato and Pea Cutlets and Indian Corn. Includes detailed cooking steps and serving suggestions for a family-friendly summer.
Subscription Payments Since Last Report
The Eagle thanks readers for subscription payments since the last report listing names across multiple towns including Moulton Shiner Hallettsville San Antonio and Houston. The list includes Joe Wagner Jr Eric Gummelt Rev. Joseph Kopp Anton Palitza and others from Moulton Shiner LaGrange Schulenburg Corpus Christi and more.
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Eagle
Joe Wagner, Jr
Moulton
Eric Gummelt
Hallettsville
Joseph Kopp
J. A. Dietschke
Charles Flessner
Shiner
L. Novak, Jr
Flatonia
Ang
G. Mueller
J. J. Maresh
Pharr
Richard Arnim
Anton Stary
Adem Schuetz
Alton M. Hrusk
Oakland
Calif
Anton Palitza
F. K. Meyer
F. J. Lydiak
LaGrange
John Strieder
R. L. Vivial
Schulenburg
L. A. Niebuhr
A. S. Greive
San Antonio
H. C. Krueger
San Francisco
Anton Culak
Megan Skyles
Corpus Christi
Edwin J. Knesek
Edwin Jaeggli
J. T. Jaeggli
L. Rehmet
Alb
Klobedans
E. Kieshnik
Milton Riske
Frank Wagner
John Othold
Edwin V. Gallia
Charles Wagner
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Longest American Tunnel Opens for Track Laying
The Cascade railroad tunnel, the longest on the American continent at 7.79 miles, was built through solid granite and lined with concrete. Its eastern portal sits 634 feet above the western, creating a constant air flow. Construction began December 28, 1925, and it was completed ready for track laying December 25, 1928.
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Cascade Railroad
Just Like An Ostrich Says Skin Fades Warn Of Poison
A medical authority urges against denial of skin erup tions and warns that poisons entering the blood weaken the constitution. It promotes a course of Herbine, advertised as a natural vegetable remedy available at Kopecky Drug Company.
Stationery Trends Shift From Rubber Stamps To Printed Pages
An era of rubber stamp stationery has ended as printed stationery becomes the preferred choice for up-to-date offices. The shift emphasizes modern, durable forms for official correspondence and branding.
Moulton City Plans Range from Streets to Tourism
The Eagle Advocates call for better streets, a new airport, open air band concerts, uniform and equal taxation, and a tourist park to boost Moulton. The proposal outlines infrastructure and cultural improvements for community growth.
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Moulton
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Time Cmd Sears
K.T. Fehrenkamp & Sons
Moulton Lumber Dealers
Henry Krause
Dehalkerin
Eagle Office
Neskorik’s Store
Neskorik
Zery
COX
Xolsok
C. F. Knape
Moulton Texas
Meme
Edgar E. Witt
Pat M. Neff
Baylor University
Democratic Convention
John N. Garner
Stanley Kulawik
DeWitt County
B. Kulawik
Mundey
State Supreme Court
State Democratic Executive Committee
Notary Public
First State Bank
Moulton, Texas
the Eagle Advocates
A. F. Kotzebue Drug Co
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