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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1922
Page
4
A mother laments modern girls given liberties and fears ostracizing her daughter Mary Sixteen while noting her pace with crowds. The column critiques upbringing and the clash between old fashioned values and new freedoms. Cotton receipts at Galveston exceed one million bales.
The annual Red Cross roll call is planned from November 11 to 30. Rumors claim several rent houses will be erected in Moulton soon to address housing needs. The Eagle urges town youth to form a dramatic society for winter plays. Luling business people wore overalls to work the streets as a commendable example.
Global wheat production in 1922 reaches about 3.018 billion bushels with the United States accounting for 805 million bushels of the total.
The editor and his wife acknowledge receiving a season ticket to the Houston Fair and Exposition to be held November 9 to 18.
The Mexican government initiates a compulsory school system and allocates 24.5 million dollars for rural education as part of the reform.
The Census Bureau reports 37 075 407 cotton spindles in the United States as of September 30 with Texas noted as the leading cotton producing state but housing very few spindles.
About 1.25 million pounds of Mohair sold in Kerrville last week for just over 800000 dollars. Prices ranged from 0.60 to 0.7088 dollars per pound, cited as the highest Mohair price paid in the country.
U S ginnings through October 18 reached 6 962 084 bales compared with 5 754 582 a year earlier Texas ginnings totaled 2 637 395 bales exceeding last year by 898 837 bales.
Moulton Light & Ice Co directs residents to pay light rates to Treasurer Elo C. Fehrenkamp at the Farmers & Merchants State Bank on the 1st of each month. Payments must be made on or before the due date to avoid disconnection of service.
Mr. Frank Nachlinger and his Waelder family visited relatives and friends in the city on Sunday.
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