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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1904
Page
2
The column mentions the Tax World's Fair opening tomorrow April 30 and a populist convention in St Louis on the Fourth of July. It notes Madame Sembrich earning $7000 for four numbers at a Dallas festival and hints at potential congressional adjournment this week.
Eagle Pass sanitary board conducts door to door inspections to remove breeding places for mosquitoes. Citizens are urged to sprinkle coal oil on water in cisterns to prevent mosquito growth.
The Bryan Eagle quotes a writer praising Judge Parker as six feet tall with giant strength while calling Hearst tall and broncho busting. It claims Teddy Roosevelt is a terror who killed a bear and forced the Spanish at San Juan Hill. The piece questions the nature of the presidential contest.
A reflective meditation on love as a universal驱 awakening force in the human heart. It argues love drives ambition and civilization, shaping temples and hovels alike, and transforms credulity into trust while softening suspicion. Its censorship cannot hinder love’s path.
A long quotation from Wade Mountfort in Era Magazine extols life as a universal force. It calls life the pathway of laughter, the first and last murmured from cradle to grave, a cure for sorrow and a guiding impulse for rulers and philosophers.
In Halletsville April 98, Will Barnes was tried for the killing of Simon Mitchel in Shiner on the 6th. The jury found him guilty and sentenced him to fifty years in the penitentiary. Large crowd, nearly 300 negroes attended. Separately Bob Crow faced trial for robbing a black man of three meklex with a pistol at Sweet Home last November. the jury acquitted him.
Judge Julius Schuetze died at his Austin home after pneumonia. A prominent German American figure, he led the National Order of Sons of Hermann and long published the German weekly Alexan Vorwaertz. Born in Germany in 1835, he arrived in Texas in 1850 and shaped local German culture through singing societies and civic work. He is survived by crown children and grandchildren.
The Post quotes Mr. Burgess as confident in a Parker nomination, party harmony, and a strong Texas role at St. Louis. He predicts Democrats can win nationally with Texas senators leading the delegation and cites tariff views and Bailey as a future president.
Rev B F Stamps of Van Cleave Kentucky arrived Saturday and conducted his first services Sunday. He made a favorable impression on his future congregation, having been delayed by illness and business matters for a month.
On San Jacinto Day the teachers and scholars of the Sam and Will Moore Institute with many city and country visitors visited J. W. Crouch's pasture to celebrate the 68th anniversary of the battle of San Jacinto, which occurred April 21, 1836.
District Clerk E T Long announces candidacy for re election as Lavaca county District Clerk subject to White Man's primary.
Sheriff A B Noble approves the Eagle election for Lavaca County sheriff subject to the White Man's primary action and rules.
Tax Assessor Eugene Turk authorizes The Eagle to announce his candidacy for Lavaca county Tax Assessor subject to White Man’s primary action.
Tax Collector L Bennett authorizes The Eagle to announce his candidacy for re election as Tax Collector of Lavaca County subject to White Man's primary action.
Commissioner Emil Gieptner authorizes Ta EaGux to announce his candidacy for re election to Precincts 2 and 6. He objects to the White Man's primary action as part of the county affair.
A mixed reading lists admonitions for husbands on respect and civility, noting wives deserve kindness and equal consideration. The page also carries a sparse April 1904 regional update from Nickel News and Enews items detailing weather, oil drilling progress at Big Hill, and social notes about locals including Master Woodley Quebedeaux’s trip to the Alamo City and wedding bells anticipated in Lone Star.
The rate will be 80 percent of the double one way regular fare. Odd cents will be added to end the price in 6 or 5. Sales run daily from April 15 to November 15, 1904 with final return by December 15, 1904.
The document lists fare structures for various ticket types including end dates and sale windows from April to December 1904. It notes ten day tickets, coach and parlor restrictions, children’s discounts, and final limits, alongside a rural delivery route inspection report and subscription requests tied to The Times.
The Department of Agriculture will fund irrigation work in Texas under Elwood Mead, directing experiments in the semi arid regions. An appropriation of 65000 dollars from the Federal Congress will support rice irrigation efforts and related farm projects in the state.
Advertises Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a all purpose healer for burns sores bruises cuts boils ulcers skin eruptions and piles. Priced at 25 cents and guaranteed to satisfy by druggists.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a pharmacist or pricing note with garbled phrase about per unit charge. No clear event, names, or institution present to establish a concrete item or outcome.
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