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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1924
Page
4
Let your boy join the Boy Scouts and do a daily good turn. The creed emphasizes altruism and service as core lessons. Scouting builds character, honor, chivalry, kindness, patriotism, and citizenship, guiding boys toward becoming good Scouts and citizens. Scout Master.
The Eagle thanks readers for subscription payments since the last report listing J. W. Hull Houston F Wilks Moulton Fred Pilat Moulton Ed Kalischko Shiner Oswald Buescher Smithville August Konebue West Columbia August Pustejovsky Schulenburg LG Koller Waimar Henry Schoenfeld Moulton John Wenske Moulton Fred Koester Moulton Ad J Mikulik Moulton R A Etlinger Moulton.
The Moulton school board sets the bond tax at 9.5 cents per hundred, a reduction of 0.5 cent from last year. The action lowers district debt service while maintaining funds for school improvements.
The piece reflects a shift in traveler allure from landscapes to better road networks. It notes how improved highways influence traveler choices and satisfaction with journeys.
Dr. Charles William Eliot, longtime Harvard University president emeritus, celebrated his 90th birthday on March 20 marking a notable milestone for the university and its history.
Final census bureau ginning report shows the United States produced 10,128,478 bales of cotton in 1923. The figure reflects overall national output for the marketing year and stands as the official total reported by the Census Bureau.
The Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association chose San Antonio as the 1925 meeting location during its annual convention in Houston last week.
The note presents Governor Neff as having a slim chance to become U S president, estimating one in 110 million. It extends the idea to readers and the publication, implying a broad, lighthearted odds discussion.
The article notes William Jennings Bryan does not seek the Democratic presidential nomination and wants a younger leader for the party. It raises the question of Al Smith's age as a potential contender.
Tax paying voters of the Franklin School District authorize the issuance of 50000 dollars in bonds to fund a new schoolhouse. The vote count is 168 for and 5 against.
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