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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1916
Page
4
The appropriation of congress reached 1.5 billion, the largest in the nation’s history. Frank H. Burmeister of Chris tene, a leader of the women's suffrage forces in the legislature, was defeated in the recent primary election.
Congress appropriated 540000 for flood relief in Alabama Florida Georgia Mississippi and North and South Carolina to aid victims and support recovery efforts across the six states.
The South consumed 4,046,555 bales of cotton in the year ending July, up 883,167 bales from the previous year, reflecting strong demand and expanding output across the region.
The upcoming Republican primary will be held Saturday August 26 in Culberson and Colquitt counties. Voters will decide party candidates as local races monitor state alignment and party turnout.
The Houston Chronicle article laments Americans for not innovating in submarine use during wartime. It contrasts Germany's success in using a submarine for peaceful purposes with American failures in industry and diplomacy. It questions national priorities and calls out reliance on diplomacy over production.
County superintendent William Eilers urges Lavaca DeWitt and Gonzales district teachers to prepare for a tri county institute in Yoakum in September. He stresses the compulsory education law and state aid conditions, and notes egg quality crackdown in Houston by the Pure Food Department.
Novohrad activity centers on harvest and social visits. Mrs Adolph Brosch and sons from Shiner spend the week with Mr and Mrs Emil Gieptner. Local residents Joe Darilek Joe Kolar families and many others are noted visiting relatives and attending a dance at Adolph Boehm's last Saturday.
Flatonia Texas observed cleanup day with wagons hauling trash to the city dump all day. The citywide effort is set by the mayor and trash removal is provided free of charge to residents.
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