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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1934
Page
4
A community menu lists a dollar fifty for dinner for six and a range of low priced dishes. Recipes include Cabbage and Tomato au Gratin with cheese layers and a Lemon and Orange Pie made from graham crust, condensed milk, citrus juices and meringue.
The article notes Oscar Holcombe was re-elected mayor of Houston. It also reports all eight proposed amendments to the Texas state constitution were overwhelmingly defeated and discusses taxation based on property assessment. It mentions Flatonia’s first Trades Day on November 7 with heavy traffic.
A fragmented OCR snippet lists historical notes and birthdays such as Halley born 1656 and Martin Luther born 1483. It references events including Lincoln’s presidency election year 1860 and Kaiser Wilhelm’s abdication 1918, along with scattered names and dates.
Summary of national political shifts notes United States citizens voting in a general election and Democratic administration policies praised. Red Cross membership drive runs November 11 to 29. Maryland governor John Albert C. Ritchie loses to Harry W. Nice. Bremen breaks transatlantic speed record by 17 minutes. The Roosevelts plan light state dinners with at most two glasses per plate.
Only two automobiles of each American manufacturer will be permitted to enter Germany each year, under a recent government announcement.
Pennsylvania longtime Republican state shifts to Democratic in the general election. The line “there is nothing new under the sun” echoes a quote about political steadiness amid change.
The Moulton Home Demonstration Club is working hard to establish a community creffield refinery. They hope their efforts will be crowned with success.
Six states West Virginia Florida Nebraska South Dakota Wyoming and Idaho voted to repeal prohibition while Kansas chose to remain dry.
The Eagle expresses gratitude for subscription payments since last report. Name acknowledgments include Mrs. A C Rehmet San Antonio Frank Mraz Moulton Anton Palitza Shiner Frank Seidel Moulton W O Thompson Dilworth Willie Pieper Houston Car Krause Shiner Joe Krhovjak Jr Shiner John Kokas Shiner E Kreshnik Moulton Victor Fehrenkamp Moulton W A Bergfeld Moulton W H Pundt Moulton Lee Bunting Moulton John Strieder Moulton John Othold Shiner H J Willberg Moulton Daniel Darilek Austin Ignac Jaluska Moulton Lon Spann Moulton John Novosad Moulton Ad Prasek Moulton Theo Wenske Moulton R J C Vogt Moulton.
Junior Red Cross members donated 100 from the National Children's Fund to replace destroyed textbooks after last August floods in Kentucky. The organization grew to 7 350 250 members, up over 250 000 from the prior year, and supports local service programs delivering comfort to thousands. International friendship is fostered through foreign correspondence.
The Red Cross has conducted life saving training for twenty years and awarded life saving certificates to over half a million water sport enthusiasts. In recent years the chapters issued 72 503 certificates.
The Red Cross reports 962 284 members enrolled in the prior year as campaigns begin for the 1984 Armistice Day to Thanksgiving roll call inviting public support and participation.
Alonzo Cooper of near Yoakum brought a huge golden eagle to Yoakum Wednesday that had been captured near Fordtram by Martin Kniblik. The eagle measures seven and a half feet across its wings, larger than the usual seven feet for golden eagles.
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