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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1918
Page
4
Des Moines Capital outlines unit sizes for army components from corps to squads and names the command hierarchy. It lists corps commanded by a major general, brigades by a brigadier general, regiments by a colonel, battalions by a major, companies by a captain, and platoons by a lieutenant with sergeants below.
The woman suffrage law becomes operative on June 26 and women may register for the primary within seventeen days. Registration must be completed at least fifteen days before the election.
Classified item listing advertising job printing at Brug for 4 percent annual on lime certificates of deposit First State Bank Moulton Texas barbecue delivery every Saturday and a marketplace ad for hides at Moulton Meat Market run by Willie Schroeder proprietor
The report notes farmers are actively planting cotton. Visitors arrive from Floresville including Joe J Svoboda and two children Justina and Adolf to see Anton Svoboda. Various gatherings occur on Sunday with family and neighbors across multiple households as recorded by Reporter on April 1 1918.
In a 1918 note from Diamond the community records a day of field work planting cotton and thinning corn. Local residents and guests from Scotts school and nearby families are listed as visiting hosts including Schindler, Dierschke, Haas, Heger, Pilzner, Elster, Grunwald and Anderle. A large Sunday gathering at Johe Preytog marked by community enjoyment closes the chronicle.
Governor W. P. Hobby signs a bill prohibiting participation in Texas party primaries by anyone who is not an American citizen. The law effectively restricts voting to citizens during primary elections in the state.
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