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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1930
Page
4
A guide to making picnic sandwiches invites guests to help assemble them. Recipes include Butter and Pineapple, Cheese and Fruit, and Pineapple and Marshmallow varieties, each using buttered bread and fruit fillings with steps and ingredient amounts.
Texas leads in natural gas production ahead of Oklahoma as 1929 figures from the Federal Bureau of Mines show Texas earning about 8 million dollars monthly from gasoline taxes. The state ships bees to foreign destinations and many honey producing states. Cotton production is forecast at 4,275,000 bales, about one third of the U. S. total, with Mississippi at 1,660,000 bales.
President Hoover designates Thursday November 27 as Thanksgiving Day. Texas State Teachers Association schedules a Houston meeting November 27 to 29 with large attendance anticipated. Louisiana voters approve a $75 million road bond funded by gasoline tax revenues.
Amid a downturn in business mood voters across states on November 4 authorized spending of 461 million dollars for public works projects.
The State of Texas to Lavaca County officials commands notification of all interested in the estate of Edgar F Merrem deceased. A copy of this citation must be published in a county newspaper for twenty days before return day. Attend the County Court of Lavaca County at Hallettsville on the first Monday in December 1930 to contest the final account by Leona S Merrem Administratrix and seek discharge from trust.
The Eagle Office is authorized to collect and receipt subscriptions for the Houston Chronicle. The Chronicle offers a Christmas rate of $5.95 per year for renewals through the news notice.
Dwight Morrow former ambassador to Mexico wins U.S. Senate seat in New Jersey by a large majority. He is seen as the strongest Republican figure and Hoover supporters fear challenges to the president’s renomination two years away.
In the recent general election all proposed amendments to the Texas constitution secured substantial majorities, reflecting broad voter approval across multiple measures.
Gonzales County will upgrade the Middle Bastar highway between Luling and Gonzales with $45,000 state aid. The county must grant a 100-foot right of way and cover half the gravel pit and fence moving costs. The road bed is good and gravel is plentiful in the area.
Senator Tom Heflin of Alabama, a stormy figure in U S politics for years, was defeated for re election by former Senator John H Bankhead.
Franklin D. Roosevelt won re election as New York governor by the largest margin on record. Analysts say he has a strong chance to be the Democratic presidential nominee in 1982.
In a private practice Dr. Weschcke touts Adlerika as a simple digestive mix that acts on both upper and lower bowels removing old poisons. It promises gas relief in ten minutes and chronic constipation relief in two hours, claiming a real stomach and bowel cleaning.
Miss Sydonia Roesler returned home from Midfield last Wednesday after spending a week in the home of Frank Jaksch and family.
J. J. Anderle of the Oak Grove school board tells The Eagle the Hallowe'en carnival cleared 41 dollars and 50 cents.
The text suggests warning about parasitic worms in the human body and recommends using White's Cream Vermifuge to expel the worms, noting a bottle price of 35 cents. It frames worm infection as preventable with timely treatment.
A limited time deal invites readers to subscribe to The Eagle and receive five magazines for 2765. Pay in advance for a year and add 75 cents for the magazines. Ought in arrears can renew for another year and add 75 cents. Display copies are at The Eagle office.
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