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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1937
Page
4
Texas teachers will start October 1 contributing to a teacher retirement fund. Participants must contribute a set percent of salary. The year’s cotton crop is estimated at 4,622,000 bales, up 1,689,000 from last year. The 1985 crop totaled 2,956,000 bales.
The state department of education announces the first payment of this year’s scholastic apportionment will be issued early next month. The annual grant totals 22 dollars per child for the school year.
Tom Hunter of Wichita Falls says he would run for governor again if urged by friends. He has sought the nomination multiple times and came close to winning on an earlier attempt.
Governor James V. Allred designates October 8 to 9 as Fire Prevention Week urging citizens to cooperate with authorities to remove fire hazards and cut costs from fire damage.
R W Calvert, speaker of the house, plans a bid for attorney general at the 1938 primaries. He faces several rivals including Lieutenant Governor Walter F Woodul in the race.
Advice urges loyalty to local institutions and enterprises, stressing the need to patronize home businesses and treat the home paper with support to ensure their creditable success. The speaker urges consistent defense of community ventures and personal interests alike.
New York State unveils architectural drawings for a $1.6 million combined marine amphitheatre and exhibit building at the 1939 New York World's Fair. The design includes an island stage, 16 509 spectator capacity, a broad 800 foot promenade, a 1000 seat circular auditorium, and 70 000 square feet of exhibits beneath the structure. The legislature this spring appropriated $2.2 million for official participation in the $125 million exposition with contracts to follow for prequalified bidders.
The Texas prohibitionists will hold a two day state convention in Austin starting September 29. Delegates will discuss policy and organize campaign efforts across the state.
Congressman J. J. Mansfield of Columbus will address the Professional and Business Men’s Club of Wharf on September 20. Judge Mansfield’s services as a speaker are in high demand in his district and beyond.
Readers should closely examine Daigalus advertisements and engage with the merchants advertised. They advertise real business with genuine offers and invites readers to contact them for bargains.
A reflection on the Seventy-fifth Congress noting persistent debate over its accomplishments. The piece praises the independence of the legislative, executive, and judicial branches and the Constitution as a safeguard of liberty. It argues continuing commitment to balanced government is essential for progress.
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