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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1922
Page
4
Ground breaking occurred days ago for EK Campo's new school buildings with an estimated cost of 125000 dollars. Fred S. Rogers of Bonham has opened headquarters in Dallas after being drafted as a gubernatorial candidate by the nonpartisan political conference.
The Majestic, the largest steamship ever built, completed the England to New York run in five days and sixteen hours, breaking all maiden voyage records on the Atlantic. Genoa economic conference adjourns with anticipated contributions to European pacification and reconstruction. A further meeting is planned for The Hague in June.
William Jennings Bryan and Mrs. Bryan traveled from Florida toward California by auto route and stopped in San Antonio for several days last week, drawing local attention to the famed pair.
State Senator John H. Bailey of Cuero announced he will not seek the Democratic nomination for Congress. He will instead pursue election to continue as senator in the upcoming Democratic primary.
A reporter at the capitol found a twenty five cent piece in a steak during a lunch at an Austin restaurant. It is said capitol correspondents now eat there three times daily.
Orange voters approve a 467 to 22 margin to issue 175000 dollars in bonds for school improvements, a ratio of 21 to 1. San Antonio considers issuing 2000000 dollars in bonds for school buildings. Maryland joins the Atlantic fleet under Admiral Jones, 624 feet long and 87 feet beam.
Gifford Pinchot won the Republican nomination for Pennsylvania governor by a handsome majority over George H. Alter. He is described as aligning with the Roosevelt school of politics and not favored by the national administration.
Senator Charles A Culberson launched his bid for reelection in Dallas aided by Judge Barry Miller. Culberson has served Texas in the U S Senate for twenty four years with noted ability and distinction.
The thirty first annual meeting was held at Yoakum last week. The company reports over 5,000,000 in force and more than 51,000 in cash and securities. The next meeting will be at Poth.
Conway Brinkerhoff announces regular piano and player piano tuning and repairs in Moulton with future trips planned. He offers Bush Gerts and Lexington style pianos for sale with cash or easy installments, plus one free tuning and three years of free mechanical adjustments on purchases through him. He guarantees precise tuning and careful workmanship.
A promotional spot touts Vaniac as the remedy for poor digestion and jaded appetite, backed by A F Kotzebue Dine Co in a concise Q 07 endorsement.
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