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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1925
Page
4
The report states this year's corn production at 2 885 000 000 bushels and the total U S cotton crop at 13 521 000 bales. It also notes the U S population on September 1 at 114 840 000 and Towns cotton oven is over 11 000 000 bales below last year.
President Calvin Coolidge comes back to Washington after an eleven weeks vacation in Massachusetts. A jab notes his alleged stinginess with newspapers and civic support. In Galveston a public liquor disposal event poured over thirty thousand bottles into the sea, drawing local humor about the fish.
Gonzales Texas prepares a milestone celebration next month marking its founding centennial. About five hundred people are expected to participate in a large commemorative pageant.
The American Legion Band of Gonzales drew strong applause at the State Convention in Fort Worth. Organizers praised the band as a major asset to its town, highlighting the positive impact of a good ensemble.
Dr. W T Dunning of Gonzales named state commander of the American Legion proposes adding 25000 names to the membership roll within a year. He will retain the corps of Legion officers and urges every ex service man to join the American Legion.
Governor Miriam A. Ferguson designates October 4 to 10 as Fire Prevention Week and urges Texas property owners to inspect and clean premises remove fire hazards. She notes most fires stem from carelessness and calls for corrective action during the observance.
F Brunkenhoefer Sr., a respected retired farmer, was badly wounded when an enraged Jersey bull suddenly attacked him in a lot while he fed cattle at his son in law Rud Boeer’s home. The bull ripped a deep wound requiring seven stitches before a dog distracted it, allowing Brunkenhoefer to escape. His injuries are serious but not fatal.
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