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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1933
Page
4
A historical menu lists six people with meat two vegetables bread and butter fruit cream and coffee at twenty five cents each. It includes Lamb Chops Parsley Potatoes Bread and Butter Demi-tasse and a Lima Bean Salad with bacon on lettuce. Pear Cobbler uses pears canned sugar flour butter and a baking powder biscuit topping.
A proposed universal Safe Drivers Code urges motorists to regulate speed to traffic, slow for intersections, and yield to pedestrians. It emphasizes reducing accidents and economic losses from car crashes and calls on every driver to pledge adherence to the code.
Report states 2,800,000 workers have been re employed since March. Texas cotton growers forecast 234 million dollars this year versus 150 million last year. American Red Cross has given 25,000 dollars to hurricane hit Mexico, reinforcing aid efforts.
Lawmakers urge quick handling of measures from the governor and urge the national administration to follow the governor’s agenda. The commentary calls for timely debate and rapid passage before adjourning.
Rumor says the Lavaca county demonstration agent’s office may be abolished, risking reduced help for farmers as future problems loom. Baursville P T A re organized with 40 new members, electing Leo Jaroszewski as president and Joe Haas as vice president.
The Red Cross highlights evaporated milk as a practical food aid, offering a booklet with eighteen low cost recipes using evaporated milk and guidance on using the product in drinks, baking, sauces, and cereals. It promotes nutrition and efficiency in disaster relief.
Austin sends a bill to require voters to obtain exemption certificates before February 1 of the voting year. The measure would apply to residents of all counties, ending affidavits for poll tax exemptions in smaller counties and tightening voting eligibility.
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