Wanted a good man to work in the meat market
Local help wanted notice from QO. B. Moeller of Moulton Texas seeking a reliable man to join the meat market business.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1923
Page
4
Local help wanted notice from QO. B. Moeller of Moulton Texas seeking a reliable man to join the meat market business.
In Austin Texas a Sept opinion by Assistant Attorney General Bruce W Bry ant states the 15 mph slow down rule applies only to cars meeting head on to protect occupants. A separate opinion holds chauffeurs license required for those in the business of transporting passengers or freight.
An editorial urges dimming headlights at night to prevent accidents and promotes night etiquette as essential on the road. The piece notes the simple safety step should be common decency, not requiring law. It also mentions Governor contenders buzzing in the bonnet of Mayor Oscar Holcombe of Houston.
The total valuation of property in Texas rendered for taxation in 1923 is estimated at 3.4 billion dollars, up 10.127 million from 1922. The gain reflects broader property value increases across counties and sectors.
Community leaders urge voters to back the Flatonia Moulton Shiner Yoakum highway proposal. A united push is described as crucial to passage, asking for strong turnout and support.
Senator Oscar Underwood of Alabama a leading Democratic presidential aspirant plans a Texas visit to campaign with local Democrats and rally support for the party ticket in the union era.
William Jennings Bryan endorses Governor Pat Neff of Texas for the Democratic presidential nomination. He says Neff would make as good a president as he is a governor.
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