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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1903
Page
2
Local editorial urges enclosing the Moulton school grounds with a sturdy fence to protect improvements. It notes trees and walks already in place and proposes a community fundraiser at the Institute next month to finance the fence, calling on teachers and citizens to support. The piece ends with a call to promote rather than criticize.
The article notes frequent damages suits filed in district courts against railway companies, driving up operating costs and freight rates. It cites Hallettsville district court cases against the San Antonio and Aransas Pass Railway totaling six suits seeking damages of 105,500 dollars, with farmers bearing the burden.
A small clash in the Philippine Islands results in three American soldiers killed and eleven wounded. The report calls the engagement another of the ongoing trivial skirmishes.
Texas residents may seek relief as Devine healer Schrader brings his remedies, offering a chance to lessen financial burdens and anxiety by attending his sessions and public demonstrations across the state.
A strike riot in Russia left 28 people dead and about 50 wounded as clashes erupted. Police and emergency crews responded to the unrest amid labor tensions and public disorder reports.
A local figure pens frequent notes on alcohol culture and tavern life, musing on spirits and trends across the town. He playfully questions whether certain tainted waters influence his toddy recipes.
The notice argues issuing bonds for road and bridge purposes is the right choice and urges a vote in favor of the measure.
A large blaze in Tyler Friday morning caused extensive property damage with an estimated loss of 165000 dollars. No injuries reported and cause under investigation.
A discussion arises over whether any person can be infallible. The article weighs philosophical positions and cites historical quotes while noting ongoing uncertainty among scholars.
A voter is reminded that the poll tax receipt will be required at the May election. The notice urges voters not to misplace the document and to keep it ready for polling day.
A group tied to former Governor Sayers orchestrates a deceptive campaign seeking the railroad commissioner position. The effort appears to be a political maneuver using paid endorsements and false recruitment to influence votes.
Oklahoma endured a severe storm last week causing localized damage and power outages. Officials report downed trees and roof damage in multiple counties while emergency crews assess impacts and assist affected residents. Areas include Norman Oklahoma City and surrounding communities.
James Stephen Hogg spoke in Austin last Wednesday night denouncing corporation lobbyists and legislators who oppose platform measures. He said some lawmakers killed the anti free-pass measure while carrying passes, calling his stance pro people and predicting a hard-fought race for U.S. Senate.
A collage of verses shows a boy on a burning deck and calm readers in transit from Fort Dodge to Garland News. Each scene ties danger to newsprint, ending with strength returning as THE MOULTON EAGLE is received.
Gonzales reports a barn fire at 12:30 this morn ing destroying W R Polland s barn and contents and burning his buggy while his home was saved. Waelder petition for local option election rejected for now due to unpaid poll taxes. Hialletsville suit filed for 25000 damages by W H McCarty against San Antonio Aransas Pass. Yoakum yards accident injures man with arm and ribs broken. Southwell home badly damaged by fire at 7:30.
A blaze started from a defective fire and spread through the kitchen roof. Firemen battled strong winds and pour water through holes on the roof, saving much of the building and convents. Southwell faces heavy losses with $2500 on the house and $1000 on furniture and contents.
The Moulton Institute dominated county prize exams with nine of twenty seven awards. Kate Parr refused a prize. Named scholars Sophie Albrecht Rachel Haase Minnie Willberg Agnes Bucek Emil Miculka Josephine Elster. Citizens urged to support school advancement.
John Oliver of Philadelphia recounts a grave illness with skin yellowing and weakness. After three doctors gave up, he used Electric Bitters, reporting marked improvement after three weeks and claiming the cure robbed the grave of another victim. The advertisement promises a 50 cent bottle guaranteed at drug stores.
The Muibank South Dakota Review declares an end to complimentary theater or entertainment tickets as payment for advertising. Advertisers may pay regular rates, and editors will pay their own way to attend shows. The paper cites nuisance from advance agent press notices and promiscuous free tickets, vowing to handle such advertising on proper business terms.
Ed Morgenroth road boss kept crew busy Monday. Miss Hilda Baron of Henkhaus visited Prof Smothers's family last Friday and Saturday. Chas Niemann of Yoakum passed through Friday. Frank Wick left for Victoria county Saturday. Prof J Smothers attended the sea lane at Slalets ville. Scharlottenburg school patrons met Sunday. school will close May 1.
Farmers busy planting corn and cotton. some complain larks and blackbirds pulling corn.
Miles Messenger reports on paper innovations in Boston including artificial teeth hats uppers for boots and shoes and the idea of paper fashion. He envisions leather being replaced by paper and notes a local firm weighing paper hat manufacturing.
A brief notice promises satisfaction with job work services. It emphasizes guaranteed results and customer assurance, noting a commitment to quality and value for clients seeking repairs or crafting services.
A local column touts Prickly Ash Bitters as a dependable kidney remedy and health tonic, from A F Kotzebue, while urging occasional use to ward off disease. It notes rainfall, weather conditions, and local business ads, including medicines such as Ballard’s Horehound Syrup and Botanic Blood Balm, with testimonials and prices.
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