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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1936
Page
6
Noted violinist Fritz Kreiser is back in the United States. The report notes cultural activity ahead of Texas events and broader national happenings including a Roosevelt address in Omaha and the Texas Press Association convention slated for Brownsville.
United States Senator William E. Borah, a Republican who often backs New Deal measures, will not make speeches in support of the Republican presidential nominee. The editor and a lady acknowledge receipt of a season press pass to the Gonzales County Fair and Pecan Exhibition, to be held in Gonzales from October 20 to 24.
Governor Landon criticized anti political sentiment saying he respects the machine politician more than the left handed citizen who claims to take no part in politics. He spoke during a recent public discussion.
United States Senator Tom Connally of Texas, regarded as an able orator, is set to speak in Independence Kansas on October 17, hometown of Governor Alfred M. Landon, amid political attention in the doubtful states.
Drown Your Fears with Red Devil on Toast and Goblin Salad. Red Devil on Toast blends cheese, tomato soup, peas, kidney beans, bacon, salt and pepper to feed eight. Goblin Salad dresses pears with oil and syrup, rests on shredded cabbage, and forms goblin faces with cloves and cherry pepper for eight.
The state board of control set bids for a Centennial memorial and museum to be built in Gonzales at a cost of $3,5000, limestone construction. President Roosevelt begins a campaign trip across eleven Western states.
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