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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1922
Page
4
The fragment shows a postoffice entry indicating second class matter for foreign advertising and a date of Friday April 14 1922. It references The American Press Association and the town Moulton, suggesting a publication matter notice or mailing detail from that era.
Capt John G Holman arrives from Barestein Mexico to visit his seriously ill father in Shiner. Ella Ehlers travels to San Antonio to aid her sister Mrs Hagens recovering from a knee injury. F R Cowdin musters in San Antonio for surgery on an ankle hurt at a football game. Jim Bell and wife visit from Nickel to reconnect with Lizzie Bell, who stayed with Port Arthur relatives. Grace Preston visits Moulton, and Dr F J Guenther attends Bexar County Medical Society meeting in San Antonio with top surgeons lecturing.
In Yoakum Texas on April 4 the Lavaca County Farmers Union Warehousemen session re elected J J Kuck as president John Onhawuser as vice president Ad Ha Zens as secretary and H A Peters as warehouse manager An 8 percent dividend was declared for stockholders Easter falls on April 16 this year with the movable feast date noted for readers.
A playful remark notes about 1 615 g16 qualified voters in Texas versus 682 964 in roau and asks how to shake wands with each. The unusual phrasing highlights a lighthearted comparison and inclusive invitation to engage with a large voter group.
Moulton shows strong baseball material and expects a first class all home team. Lew is urged to organize promptly and marshal local players for a full home schedule.
Announcement from San Antonio states 1200 citizen soldiers will train at Citizens' Military Camp this summer from July 27 to August 26.
The Columbia Star editors launch a new newspaper led by J. L. Adams on the local exchange desk. The paper aims to serve West Columbia and nearby areas with a newsy sheet inviting public patronage.
Mrs. I ynacian W. Parrish of Henrietta declares she will not run for the national house of representatives to fill the unexpired term of her husband who died from injuries in an automobile accident.
A column argues farmers face price masking and market abuses that hurt rural income. It notes undergrading, inaccurate weighing, and lack of control over marketing timing as key grievances, with a striking contrast showing farmers receive far less than consumers pay and railways take profits. The piece urges equal footing with buyers and modernization of marketing.
A. F. Kotzebue Drug Co offers a free balloon with every tablet purchase. Tanlac is advertised as healthful, sold by the Kotzebue store. A stray note mentions Mre N. M. Boehm's visit to Shiner and a misquoted Tennesee resident talking about Tentac.
A massive dam at Denison in this state failed several days after heavy rainfall. Built 35 years ago, it had served as the chief water supply until eight years ago when a larger reservoir was constructed to impound 2 billion gallons.
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