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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1936
Page
4
A Kee 4 Sixes Ranch cowboy named Yelpan Yowell leaves Dallas to ride to the Democratic National Convention opening June 23 in Philadelphia. He outfits the Texas Centennial Exposition and plans to cover 1555 miles aboard the burro General Democracy, aiming to arrive for the convention kickoff.
The Texas state senator announces he will not seek the congressional seat in the 9th District this time. He cites duty to the state senate on agricultural policy and pension reform, pledges support for free textbooks, and notes respect for Judge Mansfield in rivers and barbers matters. He also mentions the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia and Texas’ voting strength estimated at 1,348,456, up about 70,000 from two years ago.
Governor James V. Allred invites the governors of the 47 states to hold their annual conference in San Antonio this year. Gus Heilig, 80, longtime resident of Dallas and former LaGrange resident, dies May 23 in Dallas. He leaves a widow, five children, five grandchildren, and two sisters.
Brazil announces the destruction of 36,481,941 sacks of excess coffee. The Republican National Convention is scheduled to meet in Cleveland on June 9.
Evergreen picnic set for Sunday June 7 with dinner at 11 15 A M featuring fresh mutton barbecue and stew. Admission 15 25 cents plus 32 beer and refreshments. Dance by the South Texas Ramblers with gent admission 25 cents and ladies free. Candidates invited to speak.
The Sinclair Company has begun construction on a filling station at the corner of Avenue E and Highway 95 in Shiner Texas. It is described as planned to be one of the state's most attractive stations.
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