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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1924
Page
4
The Observer urges civic action and mentions Fehrenkamp & Sons removing front yard trees. It laments youth smoking, calls for parental scrutiny, and pushes for city incorporation to power growth. The piece critiques Moulton water capacity and suggests a large water tank atop a high tower and shared supply from the light and ice plant.
The Houston Chronicle highlighted Prof. G. Stierling of LaGrange and his five sons all of whom taught in Texas public schools. Prof. Stierling served as Fayette County superintendent for 24 years and retired about two years ago. Together the family has taught in Texas schools for 111 years, a record perhaps unmatched in the nation.
Hallettsville official J F Munsch seeks another term as tax assessor. The Eagle announces his candidacy and notes his second term and strong local recognition. Voters are urged to consider his bid ahead of the July Democratic primary.
Seventy two persons were killed and 256 hurt at highway grade crossings in Texas during 1923, highlighting the dangers of early road railway interaction and prompting calls for safety measures and stricter control at crossings.
Mrs Paeticowl an Indian said to be Oklahoma's oldest person died in Bartlesville on March 12 at age 114.
Spring calls for body cleansing to prevent mischief from late winter to early spring. Triner’s Bitter Wine strengthens digestion and bowels, preparing the system for seasonal changes. Mr. Joseph Matousek of Kansas City praises three bottles for excellent results, and Triner’s Liniment and Cough Sedative are also in season.
Taxpayers of Rosenberg Independent School District approved raising the maintenance tax from 50 to 60 cents per $100 in a 124 to 42 vote.
Belching bitter taste and heartburn prompt use of Herbine, a tonic for stomach liver and bowels. Purifying and strengthening medicine priced at 60 cents, sold by A. F. Kotzebue Drug Co.
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