Moulton Xan Postoffice Notice September 11 1925
Public notice printed for the Moulton Xan post office dated September 11 1925 indicating second class matter status and mailing designation.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1925
Page
4
Public notice printed for the Moulton Xan post office dated September 11 1925 indicating second class matter status and mailing designation.
An Iowa farmer blamed pheasants for corn losses but the game department found two birds with crops containing 200 cutworms and no corn. The piece argues that birds curb pests and warns heavy predator slaughter will raise farm burdens and threaten food supply.
The Commerce Department reports Lavaca 263 bales, Gonzales 287, DeWitt 1,407, Victoria 8,181, Jackson 3,251, Wharton 11,246, Colorado 1,126, Fayette bb, with total state ginning before August 16 totaling 364,281 bales.
The Shenandoah dirigible, pride of the American navy, wrecked in a September 3 storm near Cambridge Ohio. Fourteen crew killed and two injured, seventeen unhurt. Lieutenant Lewis Hancock of Austin among the dead. The airship was completed two years ago.
Henry Ford and associates plan an early cross country airplane parade. Ford has been testing a new type of aircraft and is said to be near producing a foolproof machine.
A Magnolia Petroleum Company oil vat in Luling was struck by lightning and burned last week, causing about $100,000 in losses. The tank held 55,000 barrels of oil and the blaze could be seen from Moulton.
Contracts for the water works system components including the tower pump tower pipe and equipment were let Friday in Flatonia Texas. Work will begin at once and proceed under the awarded bids and overseeing authority.
Baursville School opened Monday morning September 7 led by principal Professor J. F. Beal. New teachers include Miss Sydonia Hruska in the intermediate department and Miss Alice Kotzebue in the primary division.
Article by M A Traylor discusses the Federal Reserve Bank's role in restoring the gold standard, aiding British payment reliability and easing overseas farm trade. It notes the Bank’s $200 million gold provision and $100 million credit to Britain, supporting American farmers through steadier international prices.
An editorial urges health and vigor for children to build a greater nation, promoting prevention of disease and outlining Tunner's Bitter Wine as a reliable stomach tonic. It also praises Triver's Cough Sedative for colds and notes availability via local druggists or mailing orders to Joseph Kiner Company in Chicago.
Edmund D. Meyer was made a Master Mason at a recent meeting of Moulton Lodge No. 298 A F and A M.
The paper invites readers to inform when they are traveling or expecting visitors by ringing number 99 so staff can handle the rest. This brief notice emphasizes sharing details with the newspaper for coordinated coverage.
The Baptist gathering at Claiss School on Saturday and Sunday drew attendees from Flatonia and nearby areas. Mrs. Tom Leazar returned from Cuero and Gonzales, Mrs. Walter Mang and children of Gonzales visited, and Miss Claria Moeller joined relatives for a weekend at the Leazar home. Elva Leazar and Clara Moeller visited Winnie Davis before her San Antonio return. Little Kiddo born September 7, 1925.
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