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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1928
Page
4
January saw 594 fires across Texas causing property losses totaling 1 0 0 R 9 27. The data highlights widespread damage and underscores the need for fire safety measures.
Governor Al Smith of New York will not attend the Democratic National Convention in Houston. The decision affects the party’s leadership presence as it gathers to nominate candidates.
Several states have endorsed Frank O. Lowden former governor of Illinois for the Republican presidential nomination, signaling regional support for his candidacy.
Jesse Jones, noted capitalist, announces a 33 story building in Houston. The project aims to become the tallest structure in the southern United States, signaling a major urban landmark.
O Buescher vice president and John M Meiners assistant cashier certify the bank statement is true as of March 7 1928 in Lavaca County Texas Notary Aug W Janszen attests. Directors M C Driscoll Geo von Lienen Frank J Wagner sign.
J. W. Bailey, former United States senator, declined to enter the race despite petitions from friends urging him to run for the United States Senate.
Democrats in South Dakota back Governor Dan Moody for vice president and praise his national acclaim. Moody says he intends to seek re election and has no plans to run for another office.
Mothers are advised to watch for worm symptoms in children as parasites threaten health. If suspected, administer White's Cream Vermifuge, a trusted remedy that reportedly drives out worms and restores a healthy complexion. Price 35c, available at Kopecky Drug Company.
The state department of education paid $3 per capita on the scholastic apportionment several days ago. Remaining $7 per capita is to be distributed during the current year.
Senator Thomas Walsh of Montana enters the Democratic presidential race with support from William Gibbs McAdoo son in law of the late President Woodrow Wilson backing Walsh and tapping into the Al Smith boom reflects cross faction interest in 1924 era politics.
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