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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1927
Page
4
A public benefit article explains autos transformed society, enabling time savings and road building, aiding farmers and towns. It praises widespread use while warning that speed maniacs threaten safety on shared highways.
Texas bears rich resources with large petroleum and natural gas potential. It grows the second largest peach crop after California and Georgia and averages 6.5 million bushels of sweet potatoes yearly. The 1926 wheat crop was the state’s largest. Texas flour mills produce over $40 million in goods annually, and gypsum deposits support building materials and fertilizer production.
William Langhorn Jr. is imprisoned in Huntsville to serve two life sentences. He was spared the electric chair by former Governor Miriam A. Ferguson. One life term covers the murder of Miss Valeria Zapaiac and another for attempted assault on her sister Miss Minnie Zapalac of LaGrange.
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid of O'Quinn held a bazaar at the O'Quinn schoolhouse Sunday afternoon to benefit the church. A wide range of articles sold and dainty refreshments served drew a large crowd.
In Point Marion Pennsylvania a bank spearheads a farm revival by supplying healthy chicks at wholesale, assisting with culling and feeding know how, and marketing the flock. A large community exhibit showcases poultry and produce and a horse show and seed programs follow with plans to sustain agrarian growth over the next ten to fifteen years.
The European corn borer threatens billions in crop losses across the nation including the Corncrib regions. It can travel downstream and spread. experts urge cooperation to keep corn profitable and growing.
A Baltimor County bank plans an annual corn and apple show to promote farming. Over 500 farmers adopt improved corn varieties while state bankers boost support and funding for agricultural programs.
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