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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1909

Page

2

Two Mile Rail Extension Defeated in Legislature

The house rejected an administration measure to extend the state railroad two miles funded by the school fund by a 61 to 45 vote. A separate plan to extend the line to Palestine at an estimated cost of 50 000 passed 90 to 13 to aid iron works marketing. The session featured debates on state ownership, adjournment, and governance as San Jacinto Day activities unfolded in San Antonio. The Waters-Pierce fine was paid, with a total of 1 808 483 30 dollars and 90 474 16 allocated to Travis county attorney fees.

Ephor EaGce Penitentiary Waterloo Palestine Jennings Navarro County House Senate San Jacinto San Antonio Pittsburg Bill Land Waters-Pierce Oil Company Travis County J. P. Gruet

Five Hundred Farmers Wanted for Texas Summer School

Col R T Milner president of the Agricultural and Mechanical college urges five hundred farmers and teachers from across Texas to attend the June and July summer school. Courses cover cattle horses hogs sheep goats silos silage dairying and creamery with practical lectures by Welborn Alvord Ness and McKnight and instruction for teachers on agricultural methods.

Col R. T. Milner The Agricultural and Mechanical College Farmers and Teachers of Texas Welborn Alvord Ness McKnight Wel

Corn contest and egg shipments spark Texas farm news

San ANTON and Lavaca county farmers urged to enter corn shows in Dallas with Brsio prize money, while Farm and Ranch covers plans to display exhibits and hire judges. The Nordheim View reports 425 cases of eggs in February and March valued around 6.00 per case, totaling about 2550 dollars, as the state’s poultry industry expands. Henry Krause shipped 160 cases of eggs totaling 600 dollars at 234 per dozen.

Brsio Dallas Lavaca County Nordheim Texas View Henry Krause

New Store Buys Eggs and Produce for Cash

The New Store offers cash for eggs chickens turkeys geese ducks onions potatoes cabbage and other farm produce from local farmers. Customers are invited to bring their goods to the shop for immediate payment.

Paulus Opposes State Railroad Bill Senate Faction

A Austin dispatch reports Senator Paulus, allied with Campbell opponents, denounces the railroad bill as socialist and says the House sends measures to the Senate to die. He warns the project would create fat jobs for politicians and the Senate will not pass such a measure.

Austin Houston Chronicle Senate Paulus Campbell House

Various 1900s political and public notices and deaths

Governor Lilley dies in April. Prohibitionists form a statewide club in Gonzales. James J Jeffries plans a culture school in New York. Senator H Bascom Thomas makes a public utterance after returning to the senate. Edward Salomon dies in Frankfort on the Main. A tornado in Centralhoma Oklahoma injures sixteen, one fatally. The San Angelo Collegiate Institute cornerstone laid on April 22. Heinrich Conried dies in Meran Tyrol. Abdul Hamid is deposed as sultan. Mehmed Rachad Effendi ascends. O M Pratt buys 22056 acres in Hidalgo County for 250000. Austin seeks a railroad link via San Antonio and Aransas Pass. Odd Fellows convention in South Texas. Torbes cathedral roof collapses during mass. nine killed and thirty wounded. Lone Star schoolhouse in Bastrop County destroyed by fire. Bluff Green school burned earlier. Senator Bailey to speak at Fredericksburg Confederate Veterans reunion. Alaska-Youkon-Pacific expo offers 50000 for finish between Gotch and Hackenuschmidt. Taft ranch last tract sold in San Patricio County for 35000. Senator completes income tax speech in the Senate. Governor Wilson of Kentucky pardons two ex-government officials tied to 1900 Goebel murder. Edwin Howard McCaleb dies in New Orleans at 66 after brief illness.

Heinrich Conried Metropolitan Opera House New York Meren Tyrol Abdul Hamid Turkey Mehmed Rachad Effendi O. M. Pratt Superior Wis Hidalgo County South Texas rekkant-Saniheville Torbes Spain Lone Star Bastrop County Bluff Green Joseph Weldon Bailey Mountain Remnant Brigade Fredericksburg Texas Frank Gotch George Hackenuschmidt Taft Ranch San Patricio County J. G. Gandy Supply Oklo Senate Wilson Kentucky W. S. Taylor Charles Finley Indiana William Goebel Edwin Howard McCaleb Jefferson Davis Virginia Washington Mississippi River Meridian Miss New Orleans

Devoe Paint Ad Emphasizes Gallon Savings

A letter from Fr W Devoe & Co. argues paint longevity and cost efficiency, claiming Devoe lasts a dozen years in average places and that gallons saved cut both paint and labor costs. It cites a South Carolina example showing substantial savings over a repaint history and notes a local dealer selling the brand.

Sears Devoe Geo. W. Brown Union B. F. Arthur Galllons

Money Facts From History and Coins

The text lists historical coin facts including 24 carat gold, Bruckner’s 1553 coin press, Bank of England notes at one cent, Caesar placing his image on coins, Massachusetts minting in 1652, and 1786 cents bearing a motto. It also notes alloy composition of a 1000 ounce gold coin with 2 ounces gold, 10 ounces silver, and 90 copper.

Bruckner Bank of England Julius Caesar American Massachusetts

Babies Welcome at Seifert Home and Community Notes

A baby boy arrives Saturday morning to Mr and Mrs Aug F Seifert. Prof A J Elster to teach Evergreen school next term. Locals attended Bevan pasture picnic near Moulton Sunday. Visits among Charlottenburg and Boursville residents noted. A well attended district dance featured EB Z one man band. Cotton chopping active.Rain expected. Commoner Henkhaus April 28 1909.

Aug. F. Seifert A. J. Elster Evergreen School Charlottenburg School Bevan Moulton Jaroszewski Leo Boursville Hohensee Annie Minnie Eddie Rudolph Joe Haas Ferdinand Schindler Jos Heinrich Charlottenburg Jos. Heger Burg EB. Z Jos. A. Heinrich Komensky Henkhaus

Young Man Declared Insane After Love Spurned

Frank Mikulik Jr. of near Flatonia was tried in LaGrange on a lunacy charge. A jury found him insane due to a broken heart and he was sent to the Southwestern Insane Asylum in San Antonio, with hopes that treatment and vigor will restore him.

Houston Chronicle LaGrange Texas Frank Mikulik, Jr Frank Mikulik Flatonia Willrich Aslum San Antonio Loessin

Farms for Sale Near Moulton Lavaca County Listings

Black land farm 166 acres four miles from Moulton with 5 room dwelling cistern water 94 acres cultivated at 45 per acre 2000 cash balance notes 170 acre farm six miles from Moulton 6 room dwelling good well two cisterns 50 acres cultivated 20 per acre 80 acre well improved farm southeast of Moulton 55 acres cultivated best lands near Moulton easy terms 151 acre farm south of Moulton about 110 cultivated two houses four wells good water choice lots near Lutheran church price 450 200 cash balance to suit snap livery stable price 1000 for particulars call on

Moulton Lavaca County

Shiner Visitors and Local Shoppers Spotted

Sam Jaeggli visited with Shiner friends Sunday. J. E. Quebedeaux returned Wednesday from a business trip to El Paso. Dr. F. W. Ledbetter of Shiner was in town Wednesday and Thursday on professional business. A tip suggests visiting W. Gerdes for a cheap straw hat.

John Hoepfi Victoria Sam Jaeggli Shiner W. Gerdes J. E. Quebedeaux el Paso F. W. Ledbetter Thoreday

Mrs F A Kubicek Visit Noted in Shiner Saturday

Mrs F A Kubicek and children were seen in Shiner on Saturday. For sale one buggy in good condition apply at this office.

F. A. Kubicek Shiner

Also Mentioned on This Page

C. F. Knape Puntisiur Axo Bank Ne Legislative News San Anton J. W. Bailey Bailey Cash Produce Store Moulton, Texas Lilley Connecticut Gonzales James J. Jeffries H. Bascom Thomas Edward Salomon Wisconsin Frankfort-on-the-Main Centralhoma Okla Collegiate Institute San Angelo Lucas Rehmet Moulton Fr. W. Devor & Co. P.S F. T. Fehrenkamp Moulton Independent B. Lackmann EF. T. Feyrenxkamr Joan Baur KNAPE Meiners Moulton First State Bank of Capital Stock Ww. Green E. StopeMan Putte Welmausen O. Burscher WM. Green Jxo Budk Kk. Studeman Fae Griffon Brand Jacob Cinada Moulton Drug CO L. A. Meiners Eagle
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