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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1932
Page
4
A festive note presents Pumpkin Tarts and Pumpkin and Marmalade Tarts with step by step fillings and baking guidance. It lists ingredients such as canned pumpkin brown sugar cinnamon nutmeg ginger eggs evaporated milk sugar and marmalade and provides bake times and yields for two tart variations.
The juniors and sophomores of the Sam and Will Moore Institute entertained the seniors with a mutton barbecue on Wednesday evening May 11 in Boehm's pasture near town. All attendees enjoyed the gathering.
On Tuesday night May 10 a merry crowd gathered at the Bilert Mueller home east of town to celebrate Mr Mueller's birthday. Refreshments were served and the guests wished him many more happy birthdays. Those present included Mr Wm Wulf and numerous couples and their children.
The speaker argues against harming competition or bank confidence while pursuing business. They stress collective thriving of banks, critique credit rates driven by speculation rather than policy, and urge accountability for the public mindset influenced by market ticker tape.
The Eagle Advocates push for improved streets and an airport for Moulton, plus open air band concerts, uniform taxation, and a tourist park. The agenda emphasizes enhanced infrastructure and civic amenities for residents and visitors.
Lloyd Johnson, 30, a Texas native and Mississippi farmer on the Richards farm northwest of Pickens, shot himself after family estrangement and a recent infant death. He left notes for his wife and mother, and burial was at Richland cemetery. Surviving are his wife Wardine, a son Charles Lindbergh, mother Elsie Ware Johnson, and brothers Carlton of Moulton and T. C. Johnson of Austin.
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