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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1916
Page
4
A prominent Atlanta druggist cites a business health quote about neglecting minor conditions harming growth. He links a CEO health decline to constipation and offers Rexall Orderlies as an easy remedy. The store proclaims exclusive selling rights for the laxative.
Socialist gubernatorial nominee Meitzen plans a May start for a state tour lasting until election day. He will travel by auto with W. S. Noble and provide three speeches per stop. The team includes a literature distributor and Noble’s son as chauffeur to cover central western and northwestern Texas.
Judge Mansfield of Columbus launched his campaign for congress in the Ninth District with a speech at the Yoakum opera house. An audience of about twelve to fifteen hundred heard the candidate praise the Wilson administration and its crop relief efforts while outlining district diversity and governance.
Census enumerator Tom Shandera reports 434 scholastic age children in the Moulton Independent School District. Of these, 241 are of German parentage, 137 Bohemian, 32 American, 15 Mexican, and 9 other.
The speaker outlines stances on tariff reform, pension frauds, seed and postal abuses, prohibition, woman suffrage, Philippine independence, stricter postwar immigration law, safety for miners and seamen, interstate railroad workers, river improvements, the Brazos mouth, ship purchase bill, Monroe Doctrine, Pan Americanism, Latin American rail links, rural credits, cotton sampling elimination, preparedness, and munitions manufacturing, predicting Roosevelt’s nomination.
A Gary event featured Roosevelt support from munition factory representatives who presided over the dinner as the audience reacted with frequent applause and enthusiasm throughout the speech.
Prof B J Mertz of Kinkler will close Boethel School for the session today and plans to leave soon for Chicago Ill to take a four year course. He is a farm raised, energetic young man with ambition to succeed and is predicted to win recognition in his vocation by the Hallettsville Herald.
Mr. Chas. Eschenburg brings a giant hen egg to Wm. Wendtland & Son store. Weighing 5 ounces and measuring two and a half times an ordinary egg it was laid on March 22 and will be shown at the State Fair in June.
Emil Pesek of Novobrad passed through the city Saturday en route home from Shiner Yoakam and Hallettsville. George Baur Jr Frank Wagner Jr and O F Knape were among those who took in the Mansfield field rally at Yoakam April 5.
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