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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1914
Page
5
Miss Frieda Meitzen is re-elected as teacher at the Wit Ting School for the coming scholastic session. Her continuation will guide the institution through the next academic year.
J RK Jasek a nursery man from Novohrad visited the city on Thursday for business and to greet numerous friends with handshakes.
District snippets report social visits and errands across Gonzales Shiner Yoakum and Hallettsville. Residents include Edmund Etlinger and L G Janszen visiting relatives while others travel for business, family visits, or official duties. An election date and school trustee terms are announced, with a subscription offer on The Eagle and San Antonio Light bundle.
Data from the U S Department of Agriculture shows rural school attendance rises with better highways. In good road states 84 percent attend, 64 percent in poor road states. 1910 census shows Texas at 53 percent attendance.
Austin officials announce no closed season on plover hunting under state law. There is a 25 per day bag limit and requirements for hunter’s shipping affidavit. selling or buying plover is prohibited. Federal law imposes no additional restriction at present.
Allen G. Wiseman of near Flatonia and Miss May Cooper of eastern Gonzales County were married yesterday afternoon at the Methodist parsonage in Gonzales. Rev. A. V. Davidson officiated.
A Commercial club with 125 members was organized in Shiner on April 17. Nearly every businessman joined. H. H. Striebeck was elected president and T. J. Ponton secretary. G. H. Harris Cuero and R. G. Flato Kingsville addressed the meeting. Great enthusiasm and promises of progress followed.
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