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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1936
Page
4
Notice shows entry in the Postoffice at Moulton Texas as second class matter dated November 20 1936 indicating mailing classification and processing details for the period.
Complete summary of November 3 general election returns rushed from national statistics compilation. Highlights the straw poll craze, partisan claims, and presumed Republican strength in California versus Democratic strength in Massachusetts. Also notes Texas 1936 cotton production estimated at 8,005,000 bales.
The $77,000,000 bridge linking San Francisco and Oakland, California, was formally opened last week marking a major regional link and milestone.
The Game Fish and Oyster Commission released 40 000 fish into Medina Lake near San Antonio including bass, crappie and perch. The move aims to boost sport fishing and local angling opportunities.
President Roosevelt considers attending the Pan American Peace Conference in Buenos Aires as the Good Neighbor Policy strengthens ties among nations and cements friendship across the hemisphere.
The American Red Cross begins its yearly membership campaign with a $100 fee per person. The appeal urges every individual to join this humanitarian organization.
In Austin on November 14 Acting Director Orville S. Carpenter explained re investigation under House Bill 8. The act removes property cash or income tests and bases eligibility on individual need, while aid from others must be considered in determining assistance.
C S Herford, formerly of Llano and tied to Kingsville schools, elected Hallettsville public school superintendent effective January 1 after Paul C Boethel resigns to join the legislature as representative of the 23rd district.
Mrs. Mary Kubenka 82 a pioneer of the Nevohrad community died at her country home Sunday morning in Flatonia Texas Burial was held Monday at Praha Catholic Cemetery with Rev John Anders officiating She leaves a large family of children and grandchildren.
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