Toterey in the Powtothee at Moulto
Fragmentary OCR notes a local event titled Toterey in the Powtothee at Moulto with little readable context or dates.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1927
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes a local event titled Toterey in the Powtothee at Moulto with little readable context or dates.
The Bureau of Statistics reports more farms use power equipment beyond humans and animals. Tractors rose from 5,374 in 1920 to 24,100 by January 1, 1927, gas engines from 54,607 in 1920 to 58,, electricity from 8,495 in 1921 to 28,074 in 1927, with substantial percentage gains though overall adoption remains limited.
County Commissioner F J Butschek told The Eagle the commissioners court burned bonds and warrants valued at about 70000 in Hallettsville last week after they were paid off. He added the state is not yet doing maintenance work on the designated highway through Moulton.
The notice invites readers to inform the newspaper about upcoming events such as travels or visits. Ring No. 99 is provided for coordinating submissions and ensuring coverage. The item emphasizes community reporting and timely notification of plans.
Texas population notes include about 2000 Indians with Polk County at 248. Foreign born citizens total 360000 with Mexico supplying 250000. Texas has around 2350 post offices and 2800 commercial centers. Petroleum leads in manufacturing value and lumber employs the most workers.
The following named persons have been appointed as notaries public for Moulton A J Darilek Elo Fehrenkamp aug W Janszen Rud Jaeggili Edwin Jaeggli J T Jaeggli J R Jasek Miss Pauline Janszen L A Meiners removed to San Antonio J Wagner and F J Helweg.
Yoakum marketing agent O R Davis says 14 cars of Yoakum grown tomatoes have shipped this season with an expectation of 150 to 200 more cars from the town.
Mil ton Dickinson two year old son of Mr and Mrs M A Dickinson of the Terryville community was bitten by a large copperhead snake near the home of its parents. He was brought here for medical attention and is reported to be out of danger.
Anton Katzer Victor Freytag John Cinadr and Oscar Shandera fished near Lane City on the Colorado river last week and returned with about 70 pounds of fine fish.
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