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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1914
Page
5
Mr and Mrs John Studeman along with Mrs N W Horne Mrs Studeman and Mrs R Preston took an automobile trip to Novohrad Thura day.
John Brunkenhoefer J H Reed Will Hill and Louis Meiser took a trip to San Antonio in Brunkenhoefer's benzine wagon during the latter part of last week.
A list of local visits and social calls appears with names such as Joe Rothbaur Ed Studeman Miss Erna Stein and Adela Cordes visiting Shiner Moulton Flatonia and nearby towns. Auto sales by Henry Etlinger and family travels wrap a busy week alongside a San Antonio Light subscription offer from The Eagle.
The USDA has popularized feterita as a high value forage grain especially for drought areas. It resembles kaffir and milo with white upright heads and larger, softer grains. Stalks sucker after main head ripens, forage sweeter and juicier than milo, equal to kaffir in feeding value. Planted and managed like kaffir or milo on soils suitable for other grain sorghums.
A smallpox outbreak is reported in Hallettsville County with three cases near Sweet Home and Hallettsville. One case involves a Black woman, others in a white man’s family and a Mexican family. The health officer acts to curb the spread and many schoolchildren are being vaccinated.
A discussion on the value of good roads, road maintenance funding, and the cost of transporting crops. Emphasizes that securing and maintaining road networks lowers living costs and attracts growth for farms and towns.
Ernest R. Meitzen editor of the Hallettsville New Era is the socialist nominee for Texas governor after a referendum vote.
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