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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1921
Page
4
The 1921 Texas cotton crop is forecast at 1,850,000 bales. The 1922 American Legion annual convention will be in New Orleans. The Red Cross 5th roll call runs Armistice Day through Thanksgiving Day. President Harding proclaims Thanksgiving Day on November 24. October births reach a new Texas record with 699 additions.
Lieutenant Governor Lynch Davidson of Houston will not enter the gubernatorial contest against Governor Pat M. Neff next year, ending speculation about a challenge.
The annual convention of the Texas State Teachers Association will meet in Fort Worth on Thanksgiving Day with a large attendance anticipated.
An election is set at Fortress on December 16 to decide if bonds totaling $20 000 will be issued for school building purposes.
The Eagle notes receipt of a complimentary ticket to the Houston Fair and Exposition. The event began November 5 and runs eight days.
In October Bexar County issued 330 marriage licenses and saw 147 divorce suits filed. The remark attributes the trend to social changes linked to jazz.
Armistice Day on November 11 will be celebrated at Yoakum under the American Legion. Events include varied entertainment, plentiful foods, and a large dance in the evening.
The Democratic Party selects a new national chairman and starts preparations for upcoming congressional campaigns. Analysts say the party has a fighting chance next year if it adheres to democratic principles.
The state department of education sets the final apportionment for 1920-21 at 50 cents per scholastic. Last year’s apportionment reached $14.50 per scholastic, a state record. For the 1921 22 session the apportionment drops to $3 per scholastic.
The San Antonio Express reports 740 American soldiers’ remains await transport to San Antonio for distribution across South and Southwest Texas. A large shipment is due this week, with 125 bodies reaching San Antonio in October.
The eminent boosier has long been acclaimed as a leading American author. His works include The Turmoil Seventeen and the Penrod stories, with The Magnificent Ambersons winning the 1919 Pulitzer Prize for best story. His serial tale The Oriole will appear in this paper.
Vital statistics for Gonzales County show 23 births and 9 deaths in October. Ads note Tanlac’s popularity with 20 million takers and favorable results. A. F. Kotzebue Drag Co.
Money to loan for home remodeling new construction or building on vacant lots. 3 percent money to pay off 8 or 10 percent mortgages. Good territory open for live agents. Address Room 2 Flick Building Cuero Texas.
A large cross section of American society with over a quarter million notable men and women signed written endorsements for Tanlan. The list highlights widespread backing across diverse regions and sectors as endorsement momentum builds.
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