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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1919
Page
4
The Moulton Eagle will serialize Richard Le Gallienne's pirate tale Pieces of Eight featuring treasure, love, and adventures. The author recently explored the British West Indies in search of caverns and hidden gold.
Culled from our exchanges a sequence of brief items: Miss Hettie Goetz left for San Antonio for a short vacation while Miss Pauline Goetz headed home to Seguin Gonzales after visiting the Goetz family. Mrs H V Larsen and Miss Cordie McDonald spent Sunday in Moulton. August Durilek returns from Baylor dental school in Dallas and will stay with his parents while choosing practice location. Rev H C Biermann and family move to Shiner after accepting a Lutheran call. A 92 pound pumpkin appears in Heintze Speckels window grown by H L Bollmeyer west of the city. Mrs Lillie Krueger visits from Spyder Oklahoma. Prof and Mrs A J Dittmar move to Green s School. Dittmar to teach term. Leslie couple auto trip to San Antonio, stuck near Gonzales, rode train home. Elo Wolters attends State University Red Cross summer course in Austin representing Shiner Red Cross. Stella Wolters returns from Port O Connor encampment with proficiency certificates and assists violin in closing concert. Dick Janssen visits Monlton. Hattie Wunderlich returns from Salt Marcor summer normal.
Agriculture estimates the 1918 cotton yield at 11,016,000 bales, down 1,024,532 from last year. Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College joins 12 military training schools under War Department designation. Fort Worth hosts August 14 meeting to organize the Texas People's Democratic Party with speaker Hon. Joseph Weldon Bailey.
The August issue announces a slight increase in The Eagle’s advertising rates after a long same price. The editors say rising costs force the change, defend value given advertisers, and urge continued space purchases at the new rate. The piece also critiques past advertising practices and stresses reliable revenue.
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