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Newspaper

Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1904

Page

2

Advertising rates and world notices in brief

Advertising rates reasonable and available on application. Two warships, the Minneapolis and Hartford, arrived at Galveston Saturday. White man's primary on July 9th. Grover Cleveland supports Alton Parker. Bryan’s plan uncertain. Queen Isabella of Spain dies in Paris at 74 from influenza. Texas Mexican War Veterans meet in Fort Worth May 24. Russia reportedly 400000 troops in Manchuria. imminent land engagement. Two new British battleships ordered by Japan, length 445 feet. Panama Canal ownership contract signing planned at Paris embassy late April. Newspaper on gold ink and 50 cent yearly price mocked. Senator Depew and Carmack exchange. Depew born Democrat. Indiana court rules readers pay back years of subscriptions. Inland Printer.

Unclear Excerpt Reflects Ambiguous Public Opinion

Fragmentary lines express colorfully mixed views about courage and caution, noting social pressure and a tense stance amid uncertain circumstances. No clear events, persons, or organizations are identifiable from the readable text.

War and Work Advice From Odd Characters

A quirky exchange presents maxims from various objects advising prudence in business and life. Each line pairs a character with a gnomic instruction, ranging from patience and accuracy to focus and restraint, framed as a parable style dialogue.

Clara Amanda Ewald Rudolph christened at home

Swiss Alp Items reports Clara Amanda daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ewald Rudolph was christened on Sunday. An elderly Mrs. tichert broke a leg. A basket picnic occurred in Bolling pasture on Easter Monday. Mrs. Henry Kies ling celebrated her birthday with relatives and friends last Monday. Bon.

Epiror Clara Amanda Ewald Rudolph Tichert Bolling Henry Kiesling

Path of the country editor and public moral stances

A truncated meditation on a country editor’s path through criticism of various groups. It notes that praise or condemnation draws different audience reactions, hinting at the pressures and inconsistencies he faces without final resolution.

Wchristian Ibitionist

Lectures and court news from Halletsville and area

Mrs Nannie Curtis lectured in the Methodist church to a large audience and will speak again tonight criticizing Halletsville. George Wilson a Negro preacher with past charges faced a dismissed case after a prior eight year sentence was overturned for lack of sufficient evidence. Miss A D Lay has painted plantation scenes for the World's Fair. Judge Abernethy attended court while John M Green plans Decoration Day speech. Local stores close at 7 pm until August for cotton season. The grand jury returned four felonies and tracks misdemeanors. Moulton Institute teachers praised Halletsville schools under Prof Cox. Oil prospecting advances to 300 feet with a 1200 foot target. Jeweler A Stankiewicz shows Polish pieces from 1685 and 1552 heirlooms with remarkable old craftsmanship.

Nannie Curtis Halletsville George Wilson B. R. Abernethy Gonzales John M. Green Yoakum Decoration Day Address For the Ladies of the Cemetery Association Kennen San Antonio Moulton Institute Prof. Cox Spindle Top Sour Lake A. Stankiewicz Poland Ohlenburg Sarmachina

Announcements Listing Local Officials and District Attorney

District Attorney and county officers are listed among announcements for the 655th precinct, with representative and county officers noted. The fragmentary text names various officials but lacks clear actions or dates.

C J Gray Seeks Re election as Lavaca County Judge

C J Gray authorizes The Eagle to announce his candidacy for reelection to the office of Lavaca County Judge, subject to the White Man's primary action.

C. J. Gray THE EAGLE Lavaca County

District Clerk Authorizes EaGir Election Move

District Clerk F. T. Long authorizes the EaGir election to the District office in Lavaca County. The move is subject to action of the White Man's primary.

Noble authorizes Eagle election for Lavaca sheriff

A. B. Noble authorizes The Eagle election to the office of Sheriff of Lavaca County subject to the White Man's primary action.

Eugene Turk Announces Candidacy for Tax Assessor

Eugene Turk, seeking the office of Tax Assessor for Lavaca, has authorized The Eagle to announce his candidacy. The filing signals a campaign for the Lavaca county tax office with Turk as its candidate.

Valenta Announces Candidacy for Lavaca Tax Assessor

Local figure L. W. Valenta authorizes The Fagle to announce his bid for the office of Tax Assessor in Lavaca. The announcement declares his candidacy and seeks public support for the upcoming election.

Tax Collector S L Bennett Announces Re election Bid

Tax official S L Bennett informs The Eagle of his candidacy for re election as Tax Collector of Lavaca County subject to the White Man's primary.

Emil Giepener Seeks Re election for Lavaca Precincts

Commissioner Emil Giepener authorizes Tae Engine to announce his candidacy for re election to the office of Commissioner of Precincts 2 and 6 in Lavaca County subject to the White Man's primary action.

Emil Giepener Tae EaGine Lavaca

Washington Letter 1904 Opinion on Labor and Machinery

The letter laments rampant opposition to mechanization in Washington. It notes clerks pushing seven hour days, threats of invalid leave, and calls to replace lazy workers. It also praises Hearst for a Supreme Court victory on railroad discrimination before praising a Texas organizer.

Hearst Supreme Court Pyrrhus Epirus

Topeka Club Leaders Fight St Louis Exposition Vice

The State Federation of Clubs urges citizens to expose a syndicate targeting girls for St Louis brothels during the World’s Fair. A Topeka meeting calls publicity essential to prevent innocent girls from being lured to jobs in St Louis houses of ill fame.

Topeka State Federation of Clubs St. Louis United States Toca Federation of Clubs Topeka Federation St. Louisa States

Sap Rates to the Fair Season Excursion Ticket Rules

The notice sets season excursion tickets at 80 percent of double one way rate with odd cents to end in 6 or 5, sale daily Apr 15 to Nov 15 1904, final Dec 15 1904. Thirty day tickets 14 percent fares with odd cents to end in 0 or 5, sale Apr 25 to Nov auth 1904, final Dec 5 1904. Ten day tickets one fare plus $2, sale Apr 27 to Nov 16 1904, final Dec 5 1904. Coach tickets 76 percent of one way rate, final seven days, not valid in parlor or sleeping cars. Children five to under twelve half rates. coach excursion children 50 percent of regular one way fare.

Eadie Congress Washington Rte

Prof E Heimann Nears Sale of Patent for $25000

Neighborhood Notes say Professor E Heimann, from a DeWitt County school, has spent the past week with family and is on the eve of selling a patent that could bring at least 25000 in cash, a fortune by local standards.

E. Heimann DeWitt County Flatonia Argus

White pelican shot by student during vacation trip

N A Poth of Hochheim from Guadalupe Academy returned home for a brief break and hunted a large white pelican with a gun. The bird measured eight feet across and had a twelve inch bill, described as a monster and pretty. The Houston Post notes Miss Anna C Koch arriving from Germany to practice medicine in Shiner, the only female physician in the country.

N. A. Poth of Hochheim Guadalupe Academy Houston Post Sua Galveston Germany Anna. C. Koch Koch Lavaca County William Koch Victoria University of Texas Shiner Halletsville

Yun Eagle Lake Aeadlight Completes First Volume

The Eagle Lake paper on our exchange list marks completion of its initial volume. This milestone signals growth and sustained publication by the local outlet.

Yun Eagle Lake Aeadlight

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