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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1904

Page

2

Domestic and international crops and gunner feats noted

The 1902 03 world cotton crop is estimated by the Agriculture Department at 17 199 765 bales valued at 750 082 451. A San Antonio native gunner on the Kearsage scored ten hits in ten shots in two minutes forty seconds and others achieved quick marks with large guns. An arithmetic curiosity predicts deaths and births by a sequence of operations. Local eggs shipments are reported from merchants shipping hundreds of cases and dozens of dozens, with mentions of Weimar Eagle Lake and Rosenberg firms.

Department of Agriculture Uscle Sam John C. McKay San Antonio Kearsage Weimar Mercury Wm. Peterson Rosenberg Bros Halletaville Eagle Lake

Neighborhood Notes Highlight Local Events And Incidents

Small items from towns include Eloy Arnim fracturing her arm after a fall and quick medical care, a Tri County Teachers Institute gathering announced, and preparations for Woodmen monument unveilings with E D Henry as a guest speaker. Also noted are egg shipments from Schulenburg, oil well drilling near town, a purse and watch theft report in Houston, and local legal notices plus patent grants listing various inventors and places.

Shiner Reports Large Church Confirmation Totals

Shiner on March 8 confirms over 276 children at Catholic church. Twenty more confirmands in two Lutheran churches yesterday. Rev. John Lowers and Rev. McGevlive lead revival at Methodist church. Postal Telegraph and Cable plans to run wires and may establish an office in town on Southwestern company poles.

Shiner John Lowers McGevlive Postal Selegraph and Cable Company

Swiss Alp Items April 1964 Local Notes

Epitor EAGte Henry Sebaette and family of Shiner visited Teshuiver. Eleven children were confirmed in the Lutheran church. Corn stands good cotton near full. Rain is badly needed. A buggy ride accident left occupants unscathed after the horse ran away. Edmund Strobel celebrated his birth anniversary with friends. The twins of Mr and Mrs Henry Schmedt were christened. Mr and Mrs G Knape left for Moulton. Henry Meyer of Schulenburg visited his parents.

Edmund Strobel Henry Schmedt G. Knape Moulton Henry Meyer Schulenburg Bon

Shade grown tobacco and mushroom plans align with local crops

Tol Company weighs planting two acres under shade while 30 acres are ready for plants. Seed beds progress well. Nic Morris pursues mushroom growing for market within a month. Cotton receipts total 6,226 bales, under half the average, with last year’s county production around 20,000 bales.

Vaca County Tol Company

Local visits and farm transfers noted in Henkhaus News

April 1 1904 reports Mrs L Meyer and children visiting Mrs Gas Krueger in Colorado county. Jacob Wendel buys 65 acre Yoakum farm for 220 per acre and takes possession next fall. The area sees multiple visits and farm sale plans as Henkhaus residents travel to Shiner Yoakum and Moulton.

L. Meyer Colorado County

Stability shifts at Joe Woods livery stable in Hallettsville

Henry Schwartz becomes new proprietor as the stable returns to his control after a two year sequence among Leopold Schwartz Co H Miller Robert Miller and Joe Woods. Also announced is a large Northern cotton seed acreage and shipments to Lavaca oil mill Lavaca National bank and Rosenberg Bros along with 50 government sacks. A six year old girl named Ethel McElroy broke her arm playing.

Halletsville Joe Woods Henry Schwartz Leopold Schwartz Co. H. Miller Robert Miller Halleteville Lavaca Oil Lavaca National Bank Rosenberg Bros Ethel Charles McElroy John Gerdes Nordheim Neuhaus Lavaca County Dallas R. B. Allen W. J. Miller J.M Clark Yd Mergenthal Yoakum W. Scott Valleisviley

For Rent Blacksmith Shop On Main Street

The blacksmith shop formerly occupied by Richard Albert on Main Street in Moulton Texas is for rent to a good tenant at reasonable terms. Apply to Mrs Rup. A vircut.

Richard Albert Main Street Rup Avircut Moulton Texas

Value of Trees and Forest Conservation

A passage from April Woman's Home Companion notes forests sustain water supply prevent floods and droughts provide fuel and timber for civilization. It urges protections against sheep grazing in forests and other fire and pest risks, warning trees cannot be rebuilt quickly.

Ager April

Washington Letter March 24 1904 notes on politics and education

Bortron Faure surveys a demoralized Washington public school system crowded with 5000 children barred from schools. He critiques Secretary Wilson’s costly Mall encroachment, the Salvation Army land bill, Senator Burton’s bribery trial, Judge Kauyne’s impeachment, and hints Smoot’s case fate after the election, reporting committee room exchanges and witness questions.

Nerbers United States Wilson Department of Agriculture Capitol Monument Congressional Salvation Army Senate Booth- Yucker Hanna Hoar Senator Burton Kansas District Court of Senator Smoot Far West Reed Smoot Utah Idaho Montana

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Ayer R. N. Menn Fall Mills Tenn Pesghels Willie Moulton Eagle Mutton Vexaa Beogne Elena Mutter Turis Neighborhood Notes Eloy Arnim Sod Toland Methodist Church Tri County Teachers’ Institute Gongalex DeWitt Yoakum Fterald E.D. Henry Exq Houston Beaumont New Orleans Mother Earth Ford Hillie Halletaville Areva Malletsville Herald Durell Miller District Court E. T. Long Mexas C. A. Snow & Co Washington, D. C J. F. Burkhardt Gate T. M. Cottle Montcalm J. Montgomery Fort Worth E. L. Parrish Crockett B. Peterman B. Porter Buda W. Saling J. McKiel Marshall J. E. Stove Blossom W. H. Wilson Groesbeck America R. R N.R. Stone Pres McKinney F. A. Kubicek Fritz Luekhe Moulton Bottling Works Eagle Office L. A. Meiners Xetermann Jederman Betheiligen Epitor Eagte Henry Sebaette Nic Morris Henkhaus News Thigpen Monseratte J. Wendel W. Jaroszewski Mr. Wendel H. ©. Meyer Near Old Moulton Richard Wendel Adam Wendel Washington Bortron Faure A. Baur & Son Buck’s Moulton and Stapleamel Wancy Lucas Rehmet Severa Severa’s Kidney & Liver Cure Severa’s St. Gothara’s Wie
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