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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1931

Page

4

Columbus Fire Destroys Racket Store and Hurts Nearby Goods

A fire in Columbus Texas on Sunday destroyed Mrs. C. M. Bailey’s racket store and damaged several adjacent shops. Estimated losses range from 500 to 5,000 dollars with most uninsured fixtures or water damage. Buildings owned by Mrs. George Gegenworth suffered about 5,000 dollars in damage. E. C. Thrower puts his loss at 2,500. D. C. Boyd at 4,000. John Rolf dry goods at 5,000. Wegenboft meat market damaged by smoke and water.

Columbus Texas C. M. Bailey E. C. Thrower D. C. Boyd John Rolf Wegenboft George Gegenworth

Marrs Mails School Funds

Amarillo Texas September 7 state department of education has $1 of the $17.60 per pupil apportionment left to pay. S M N Marrs heads Texas public schools and says 50 cents per pupil will be paid this week totaling about $800000, with the remainder due before October 10. He notes that the September 1 payment does not indicate a real deficit because deferred taxes due October 15 cover more.

Amarillo Texas State Department of Education S. M. N. Marrs Public

Lavaca County Tax Levy Set At Regular August Court Session

Lavaca county commissioners court in August 1931 levied taxes on the $100 assessed valuation across several funds including General, Road and Bridge, Court House Sinking, and more. Specific district road taxes and a road tax of $3 for eligible males were imposed, plus poll and occupation taxes as required.

A. D Aug. W. Janszen Frank Matula O. E. Kubenka O. C. Burkett Leo Gerdes Lavaca Texas General Fund Road and Bridge Court House Lavaca County Hallettsville New Era-Herald

Highway Commission to award $4.5 million contracts in Austin

The State Highway Commission will meet in Austin on September 20 21 and 22 to award road and bridge construction contracts totaling an estimated 4 500 000.

State Highway Commission Austin

State Fair of Texas to Show 30 Percent of Texas Counties

The largest agricultural display in state history will run October 10 to 25 at the State Fair of Texas in Dallas. J A Moore, superintendent of the department, says more than 30 percent of Texas counties will be represented in the agricultural show.

Texas Dallas J. A. Moore

150th Anniversary of Cornwallis Surrender Observed

Sunday October 18 marks the 150th anniversary of Lord Cornwallis surrender at Yorktown ending the American struggle for freedom. President Hoover urges religious services on October 18 and observances on October 19 in churches universities and schools nationwide.

Lord Cornwallis Yorktown Hoover

Byrne Colleges Offer Practical Education Across Five Cities

The Byrne Colleges in Dallas Houston San Antonio Fort Worth and Oklahoma City invite young men and women to visit for a personal interview with the President to choose a practical business course. They promise reasonable costs and terms and emphasize strong training leads to better positions and longer term dividends. Fathers and mothers are welcome to inspect facilities and housing while discussing tailored study plans.

Byrne Colleges Byrne Dallas Houston San Antonio Fort Worth Oklahoma City

Moulton Merchants Boost Trade With The Eagle Ads

The Eagle highlights strong store activity in Moulton as local merchants attract more customers. Advertising columns promise money-saving purchases and increased shopper value through weekly listings.

The Eagle Moulton the Eagle

Millions Starve Amid Unprecedented Chinese Floods

Millions in China face starvation as unprecedented floods devastate crops and livelihoods. Authorities scramble to deliver relief while displaced communities seek shelter, food, and clean water amid ongoing rainfall and rising waters.

United States Army Band Tour Heads to Texas

The United States Army Band plans a fall tour starting last week, visiting 54 cities in 16 states with seven Texas stops scheduled. A San Antonio concert is set for Saturday October 17 as part of the itinerary.

United States Army Band San Antonio Texas

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F.T. Fehrenkamp & Sons Henry Krause Marrs A.F. Kotzebue Drug Co C. F. Knape, Pusiisuer and Proprieztor Moulton Texan Commissioners Court United States Central Power and Light Company Yoqur H. EB. Byrne Carreer
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