Publication notice for Moulton Texas paper
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1908
Page
2
Published every Friday with subscription at $1 a year in advance. Entered in the Postoffice at Moulton Texas as second class matter.
Ten thousand Democrats gathered in Fort Worth to honor United States Senator Joseph Weldon Bailey. Bailey praised Texas supporters, urged unity, and defended against enemies while speakers highlighted Bailey’s leadership and loyalty to the party.
The column portrays teachers and financiers turning toward the farm as the source of material greatness. It argues agriculture remains the backbone and origin of national progress in a modern civilization.
Excavation for the foundation of the great dam in the Sho shone river Wyoming is completed. The first stone was laid with ceremonies on Friday. When finished the dam will reach 315 feet in height.
Governors Johnson of Minnesota says he will not refuse the democratic nomination if offered but seeks no role to defeat Bryan. Omaha City Attorney Dunn chosen by Nebraska to nominate Bryan at the national convention. Morris Workman of Tracy Minnesota buys 4000 acres near Houston for colonization, to be divided into ten acre blocks.
A new cash-for-goods store advertises immediate payment for eggs poultry and vegetables including chickens turkeys geese ducks onions potatoes and cabbage at the new shop location.
The Roll of Honor lists financial supporters: H. F. L. Mueller and Ed Balhorn from Moulton. Carl Sauer of Gonzales. N. A. Menefee of Altair. Ad Darilek, J.J. Arnim, E. Boehm, Geo. Baur, Wm. Schmidt, all from Moulton. Jno Braunkenhoefer of Moulton.
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A combined market report lists cash prices for cotton corn butter eggs and poultry with notes on changes. It also includes a letter promoting Devoe paints claiming best durability and lead in the market, signed by F W Devoe & Co and noting a local dealer.
Tax Assessor Eugene Turk and deputies nearing completion of property assessments under the full rendition law. The total assessed value this year is expected to rise by several million dollars over last year, indicating substantial growth in county property holdings.
Emil Grunwald celebrated his birthday with a large crowd last Wednesday evening. Visitors included John Fischbeck and wife of Kuehn's Grove Anton Schumann and wife of Moulton. Heinrich Wachtendorf from Charlottenburg came Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Gustav Kaase and Mr and Mrs Charles Ritter of Schulenburg visited the Kaase home Sunday. J J Anderle and Charles Kaase visited friends at Komensky. A crowd of young people spent time at Adam Wendel's home Sunday. Emma and Mathilda Anderle visited friends at Witting Sunday. Somgsopy's DARLING Oak Grove March 31.
Hallettsville Texas March 28 commissioners court sets April 25 for a county wide meeting of road overseers at the court house to discuss road improvements. Notices will be sent urging attendance with addresses from invited citizens. The effort seeks better roads amid growing concern over road conditions. Turnague notes plan to reorganize the Moulton brass band to attract business and residents, stressing music’s uplifting role. The Eagle urges support for a municipal band and discusses copyright legislation efforts in Washington by authors and composers.
When the president’s message to congress was read, the declaration that a tariff revision was due drew hand claps and Democratic approval. Members pounded desks as they backed removing the tariff on wood pulp and cutting paper derived from it.
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