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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1919
Page
4
The author argues for mandatory school age medical exams twice yearly to detect and treat childhood health issues. He envisions doctors and care tied to every school, predicting healthier citizens, reduced physical defects, and a stronger future generation. He notes 33 percent of young men were rejected for army service due to preventable physical issues.
Ten days before Easter the Moulton edition asks if a town fair will return and urges progress with an electric light plant ice factory and creamery. It notes growing cement sidewalks and urges thrift stamps and War Savings Society participation while inviting residents to subscribe and spread support for the paper.
The article cites Public Roads data from Crosby Texas on shell roads and wagon hauling costs for wire fencing and cotton. It notes impressive labor for moving weight along improved and unimproved roads and cites USDA figures on cotton haulage costs, farm profits, and the impact of roads on agriculture. It also mentions the second anniversary of the U S declaration of war against Germany and comments on Texas farming prosperity tied to better roads.
Speaking of cheap amusements the old-fashioned village drunkard who provided free fun for the town has sobered up and gone to work, according to Snap Shots in the Galveston News.
A lively board of trade or similar body helps a town grow by continually seeking new citizens and enterprises. It never stops working, always ready to add opportunities and momentum to the community.
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