Friday Publication Notice for Moulton News 1914
Publication announces Friday issues with subscription price of 1.50 dollars per year in advance and second class mail status at Moulton. The notice dates the edition as Friday August 21, 1914.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1914
Page
4
Publication announces Friday issues with subscription price of 1.50 dollars per year in advance and second class mail status at Moulton. The notice dates the edition as Friday August 21, 1914.
The piece argues fire insurance is a social levy funded by all property owners. It portrays insurance companies as disbursing agents and compares fire taxes to state warrants. It urges eternal vigilance to curb what it calls an indirect, widespread annual tax on Texas residents.
Flatonia prepares for a new theatrical season as repairs proceed on the opera house owned by H. E. Olle with H. R. Thulemeyer as manager. Eugene Cockrill opens a skating rink in the old Cockrill store building, providing another entertainment venue for local youth.
Hallettsville Texas August 15 the commissioners court adjourned after adopting the county tax rate a total of 28 cents comprising 8 cents general county fund 1 1 2 cents courthouse bonds 1 cent old bridge bonds 1 1 2 cents new bridge bond 1 cent bridge and repair bonds and 15 cents road and bridge fund special school taxes were levied across fifty three common school districts
Mrs Frank Darilek and her daughter Miss Emma of Henkhaus were in the city Friday for shopping and paid a pleasant visit to our sanctum.
A call for citizen duty to boost local and state progress through reading, a social center at the school, a town library, and collaborative commerce. Emphasizes merchant and farmer cooperation, local markets, and keeping money circulated within the town to strengthen home enterprises.
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