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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1928
Page
4
Flag Day 1928 marks a historic moment as a federal statute now protects the flag from desecration. The Moulton Eagle promotes flag etiquette and urges readers to study the official code in Elmo Scott Watsons illustrated feature Flag Day 1928.
Houston reports the completion of the Democratic convention hall. The project advances the city’s political infrastructure and provides a venue for upcoming events and gatherings.
Shiner plans a large agricultural fair starting June 20 lasting four days. Booster trips are scheduled for June 12 and June 14 to promote the event.
An observer notes that many in the United States share Al Smith style views but few have the nerve to voice them openly. The remark contrasts public confidence with cautious politics among officials.
Mrs. Edith Wilm ans of Dallas, a former legislature member and governor candidate two years ago, is again in the race for the gubernatorial nomination this year.
Lavaca County conducted May dipping of 385 cattle with no fever ticks found. Since March 15 no ticks have been detected in the county. Eight ticky herds completed eradication in May. seventeen remain for dipping. County remains quarantined due to two owners noncompliant with tick law. further enforcement sought. General dipping ended June 1. five inspectors reassigned to movements, six discontinued. Permits required for cattle movement until release. Report by R F Krenek, Supervising Inspector, Hallettsville, June 3, 1928.
The Movers report Adolph Wagner and family occupy the F. Biehunko bungalow on West First Street. Alvin Hajek and family take the Charles Beran cottage on West Second Street. Vladimir Gajer and family move into the Joe Biehunko cottage on West First Street.
Mrs Rudy F Mueller 49 died at Flatonia Wednesday May 80. The funeral was held the following day with interment in Flatonia City Cemetery. Rev D Lambert officiated. She is survived by her husband and one son, The Eagle extends its sympathies.
Houston voters approved a substantial bond issue for school improvements and an extra tax to raise teachers salaries. Officials emphasize quality education as the best investment, noting the need for funds to maintain first class schools.
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