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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1913
Page
4
A 1913 newspaper segment highlights progress themes in Moulton Texas. It champions good roads, transportation, local commerce, and agriculture as engines of prosperity and civic growth, urging communities to value development and orderly progress.
Miss Jimmie Harrison leaves Friday for Chicago to study expression. Notes from area papers report visitors and relocations including Allyne Jaeg gli and others, Ed Mikulenka taking deputy tax collector post, and Henry Messer returning from Berlin as Shiner considers an Independent School District plan approved by the attorney general.
Three boys, two of them Rippel and one Nitschke, played near a power house and slid into a pile they thought was cold ashes. The pile was hot and the older Rippel boy suffered severe burns and died the next morning.
Smithville Verger Hill has let the contract for a modern three story hotel with work to begin immediately. In Houston a new amusement park opened, funded by the Chamber of Commerce and modeled after Coney Island. Spur city prepares for a $25,000 water works system project. Fredericksburg reports tunnel completion on the San Antonio Fredericksburg & Northern line and a Guadalupe Junction to Fredericksburg stretch soon finished. Temple notes Stanislav Poniatowsky of Russia’s Agriculture Department visiting Bell county stations to study Texas cotton methods.
July 25, 1913 report notes Mrs Heidrich and her daughters Ella Annie and Emily ill for three weeks with Annie suffering an elbow fracture. Joe Kolar had major surgery weeks earlier while relatives and neighbors attended church and social events including dances and an ice cream party.
July 26 report from Gonzales says Joe Cooper a well known farmer and watermelon raiser ten miles east of town was knocked unconscious after a mule kicked him while he tried to catch it. He was found in an unconscious state.
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