Moulton Eagle publisher details and 1938 notice
The Moulton Eagle published by C. F. Knape, publisher and proprietor. Published every Friday. Subscription 4.00 a year in advance. Entered at the Moulton Texas post office as second class matter. November 4, 1938.
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Moulton Texas
Halloween program at Cedar Springs school yields social and financial success
The Cedar Springs school Halloween program netted about 60 dollars last Thursday night. Samuel E. Castles of San Angelo announces a write in bid for governor. The U S holds over 14 billion dollars in gold, more than half of the world total. A non glare headlight has been perfected and a law requiring such equipment is urged for the next legislature.
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Samuel E. Castles
Hamburger Man
San Angelo
United States
Huge Inaugural For O'Daniel
Austin plans an unusually large inauguration for Governor elect W Lee O Daniel. A citizens committee chaired by O P Lockhart proposes moving the ceremony to the University of Texas memorial stadium and adding a large street dance to include all residents regardless of wealth.
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Citizens Committee
University of Texas
Memorial Stadium
Capitol
O’ Daniel
Lockhart
Gregory Gymnasium
Traffic death toll falls to 22,130 in nine months
The nine month period records 22,130 fatalities, down from 27,970 in the prior year. The report highlights a 5,840 decline in deaths compared with the same span last year.
Evergreen P T A Sees Membership Grow and Halloween Program
The Evergreen Parent Teacher Association reports 85 members after adding 80 at a October 27 meeting led by President Milton Riske. They honored William Darilek, discussed bills, fence painting, well improvements, and a December 1 Christmas meeting with a Penny Bingo. attendance at the State Fair reached 94,392. Armistice Day was proclaimed by President Roosevelt. Alma Glack Zimbalist, a noted opera singer from Rumaia, died at 54 in New York on October 27.
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Evergreen P.T. A
Milton Riske
P.T. A
William Darilek
Evergreen
P.T.A
Malvin Merrem
Alma Glack Zimbalist
New York
Rumaia
The Fords Tell Their Plans for 1939
Ford Motor Company outlines ambitious 1939 plans including new plants and equipment to boost production and value. The Mercury 8 debuts as a mid line car with 95 horsepower V8 engine while weather testing and rigorous durability programs promise safer, more reliable vehicles. Dearborn, Michigan.
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