Moulton Eagle Post Office Listing
The Moulton Eagle is entered in the Post Office at Moulton Texas as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1932
Page
4
The Moulton Eagle is entered in the Post Office at Moulton Texas as second class matter.
The article argues farm fires cause about 25 percent of national fire losses, totaling around 100 million dollars, and 3,000 deaths. It notes farms suffer greater relative losses than city fires, destroying homes and outbuildings. Progress hinges on better rural fire departments, water sources, roads, and communication.
The Eagle announces J G Konvicka as a Democratic primary candidate for Lavaca county tax assessor. Born in Moravia thirty seven years ago he has taught in rural schools twelve years kept books for a lumber firm and served on the Lavaca County Board of Teachers Examiners and as a deputy in the tax collector's office. He argues rotation in office and urges voters to consider his candidacy in July.
The 1932 cotton crop in the United States is estimated to total 18 million bales, reflecting nationwide production expectations for the season. The figure appears in agricultural reports outlining crop yields and market projections.
Pat M. Neff, newly selected president of Baylor University in Waco, assumed his duties on Monday marking the start of his tenure.
Clem Calhoun of Amarillo seeks the Democratic nomination for attorney general. Incumbent James Allred runs for re election.
The article advises that signs like abdominal pains and loss of appetite in children may indicate worms. It recommends White's Cream Vermifuge, sold for 35 cents a bottle, available from Kopecky Drug Company.
Ernest E. Ozro Cox of Austin has resigned as national executive committeeman and chairman of the American Legion legislative committee and announced his candidacy for congressman at large place No 1 subject to Democratic primaries. Cox was born in Ellis county and educated at Clebarro College and the University of Texas before serving in the 88th Division in World War I.
Zions Lutheran Church schedules Sunday School and Bible Class at 9 00 A M and a German service at 10 A M on Sunday June 12 1932 Pastor A H Falkenberg invites friends from far and near to attend. On Thursday June 16 at 8 00 P M the Moulton Ladies Aid Society hosts an Ice Cream Social on the church lawn to support a good cause.
F. J. Lidiak, deputy under Sheriff Wm. Loessin, resigns effective June 1 to pursue a bid for county clerk. The Fayette County Record notes his action to advance his political candidacy.
Miss Lucille Breitschopf and Miss Jose Lee Petrek of Cistern are visiting relatives here.
Miss Emily Darilek departed Sunday for San Marcos to attend the summer session at Southwest Texas State Teachers College.
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