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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1938
Page
4
The Eagle promotes weekly merchandising opportunities through its columns offering readers multiple product and display ideas. The note invites merchants to leverage period coverage and column features for promotional leverage.
Bascom Giles announces Marlin E. Sandlin resigns as Woodville attorney for the land office to enter private practice with E J Fountain of Houston. Clint Small Jr of Amarillo to fill the post, son of State Senator Clint Small and former UT football captain. He is the son-in-law of J T Jaeggli and Mrs Jaeggli of Moulton.
C E Carpenter, Leroy and Eugene Albrecht and Ben Johnson of Cedar Springs School were pleasant callers at The Eagle one Saturday morning.
Texas poultry yields about 44 million dollars annually with 24 million chickens and 13 million dollars invested in the sector. In 1938 egg sales totaled 30 million dollars, with 8.5 million from turkeys and 5 million from dressed poultry. Experts call for higher production and egg quality, noting one quarter of Texas eggs are inferior and average hen output remains low.
Favorable conditions in August lifted the Texas cotton production forecast by 19 percent to 3,072,000 bales, the Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics reported in Austin. The 1938 total was 3,086,000 bales, with the August gain mainly on the plains.
A collage of aphorisms from Emerson to Southey and others. It notes life lessons gained through obstacles, purification strengthens affection, liberty as joy in obedience, and duty as a path to contentment.
Charles W. McDonald spent the summer at Huntsville practicing marksmanship with prison officials. He hit the bull's eye five times out of six at distances of 50, 000 and 150 feet.
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