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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1921
Page
4
The text notes criticism of government as U S wind down on the Rhine amid disarmament talks in Washington in November. It cites a million-dollar Texas turkey crop and a wheat crop drop from 447 million to 326 million bushels. In Flatovia, supporters of education pass a 50 cent school tax levy.
The 192 Red Cross roll call is scheduled from November 11 to November 24, beginning on Armistice Day and concluding on Thanksgiving Day.
The planned national railroad strike failed to materialize as unions canceled action due to public opposition, ending hopes for widespread transportation paralysis.
Senator Sheppard introduces a bill to appropriate 7.2 million dollars to aid the creation of motor transportation routes across states. The move aims to improve nationwide road and highway development through federal government support.
A reader notes changes in beer rules allowing sale for medicinal use, recounting past times when illness followed beer consumption yet now illness must occur before access. The remark ends with a wry observation about the changing state of affairs.
A moral exhortation urges awakening to the divine command to treat others as one wishes to be treated in hopes of easing ongoing global troubles.
A large crowd gathered Sunday at the Raab residence for a community gathering involving Frank Raab and family Alfons Nitschmann and sister Annie and later Annie and Jim Rosewauer visited Jordan Otto and Augusta Raab on Tuesday afternoon. Emil Langhammer and spouse left Victoria Friday for Moulton after a brief stay with relatives. A baby girl arrived Friday at John Raab’s home. A party at Jim Sparke’s home last Saturday night provided enjoyable time for attendees.
Kristek and Kolar of Flatonia purchased the Waelder gin plant from I I Flowers. The deal secures operations at the Waelder facility, linking local business figures to the legacy of the Flowers enterprise in this Texas community.
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