Local option vote leaves Wilbarger dry in election
Wilbarger county went dry after Saturday's local option election while Mission voters chose wet by a 20 vote margin. Other notes mention state financing Bills totaling 15.25 million, new public instruction head W F Doughty after Sept 1, and varied civic and social happenings across Texas towns.
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Wilbarger County
Francis Joseph
Austria - Hungary
Mission
W.F. Doughty
Marlin
A. B. Storey
San Antonio
Charles Puryear
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
Roger Byrne
Smithville
State Senate
Watson
Giddings
Houston
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
State Asylum For Criminal Insane
Matteawan
New York
Canada
Good Roads Harp Promotes Permanent Highways and Prosperity
Secretary Homer D Wade argues for bond funded roads over patch work praising permanent highways as essential for home happiness and government stability. He links road quality to rural life, reduced living costs, missionary reach, and expanded rural free delivery in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer D. Wade
Texas Good Roads Association
Atlantic
Pacific Ocean
Chicago
Mexico
Texas
Look Pleasant and Smile at the World
Short verse advises against gloom and urges cheerful, pleasant demeanor. It notes kindness pays and good humor is contagious while frowning harms friendships, encouraging readers to brace up and look pleasant despite low spirits. Author Unknown.
Dilworth Dots Shows Cotton Rush Amid Dry Weather
The brief notes describe cotton opening quickly due to dry weather and a high demand for pickers. Local residents are mentioned visiting relatives and recovering from illnesses while showery weather dims farming spirits. August 19, 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cooper
W. A. Cobb
Gonzales
J. W. Griffin
Ponton Cobb
San Antonio
J_oe Griffin
Madaline
Alfred Griffin
Crane
Cherry
Miss Kula
Spur
Dickens County
Mesdames Laird
Wrightsboro
Miller
Chandler of
Smiley
Lone Star
The Love of the Beautiful
A rural home beautification essay urges Texans to enhance homes and surroundings with native flora and ornamental shrubs. It laments neglected yards and the impact on family life, stressing accessible cultivation and practical fencing to keep animals out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Turner
Rural Homes and Schools
Farm Life Commission
Texas
Cotton Receipts at Moulton Reach 2800 Bales
At close of business Wednesday night the total cotton receipts at Moulton amounted to 2800 bales.
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Moulton
Moulton Calls For Sewerage System Debate
A local plea urges Moulton to form a committee and discuss installing a sewerage system. The editorial insists on cleaning up streets, fighting dirt and ugliness, and rallying citizens to keep the town pristine and progressive.
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Moulton
Town Cow Penned Up Sparking Local Concern
A town cow is penned up prompting residents to discuss livestock safety and permit rules. Local authorities plan an inspection and community meeting to address enclosure standards and animal welfare.
Creamery and Ice Factory Prospect in Moulton
A creamery and an ice factory would offer lucrative opportunities in Moulton, attracting investment and potential employment for residents. The notice hints at favorable conditions for development and local economic growth.
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Moulton
Effort Sought to Incorporate Moulton
Community leaders urge officials to pursue incorporation for Moulton. Residents express hope for local governance and improved services, while outlining steps needed for formal city status and boundary considerations.
Bryan Lectures During Vacation Spark Interest
The question asks whose business it is when William Jennings Bryan gives one or two lectures on a vacation. It implies concerns about publicity, patronage, and the responsibilities of organizers sponsoring his talks.
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William Jennings Bryan
Secretary Bryan Burns Midnight Oil on Mexican Situation
The Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan is said to be working late to study the Mexican situation. Officials report intensified attention to the diplomatic crisis and possible actions involving U.S. policy.
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William Jennings Bryan
Retirement of Texas State Superintendent of Schools
The retirement of State Superintendent of Schools M Bralley is announced with high praise. He is lauded as the best superintendent Texas has ever had and his departure will be deeply regretted by education friends statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Bralley
Friends of Education
Bralley
Texas
Schulenburg votes to abolish special school tax
Schulenburg residents approve eliminating the 12.14 cent school tax on property valuations. Citizens express disappointment, arguing the move harms educational facilities and community pride in a once progressive city.
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Schulenburg
Death of Well Known Farmer Alois Nagelmueller
Alois Nagelmueller a substantial farmer living south of Moulton died Thursday August 14 at 11 am. Born in Bohemia January 11, 1849 he came to Texas about 30 years ago. Survived by wife and four children John Nagelmueller Mrs John Schacherl of Shiner Frank Nagelmueller and Mrs John Neiser of near Moulton. Funeral Friday at Moulton Catholic Cemetery conducted by Rev Schindler. burial attended by many. The Eagle offers condolences.
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Alois Nagelmueller
Moulton
Nagelmueller
Bohemia
Texas
John Nagelmueller
John Schacherl
Shiner
Frank Nagelmueller
John Neiser
Schindler
The
Eagle
Death near Flatonia claims Bohemian farmer
John Micklica a Bohemian farmer was killed six miles north of Flatonia on Cistern road when his team frightened and ran away. He was returning home when the wagon ran over him. Sam Jaeggli visited the county seat Tuesday and Willie Westerhof returned Wednesday from Galveston where he attended Draughon’s Business College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flatonia
Texas
John Micklica
Willie Westerhof
Galveston
Draughon’s Business College
Hallettsville Texas Realty Boom and Local News
Hallettsville reports active construction with new cottages and upgraded homes as rents rise. The First National Bank shows deposits of 445166 dollars amid booming activity. A burglary case bond set for Mathew Wade and Rube Washington, jail crowding, and a 16 year old’s accident are noted alongside law enforcement and political updates.
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Hallettsville
Texas
R. B. Allen
M. S. Kahn
Maggie Upchurch
H. J. Strunk
First National Bank
Mathew Wade
Rube Washington
Houchins
Frank Matula
Iaku Jury
Will T. Bagby
Austin
Boursville Achieves Rain After Drought Affects Cotton
A good rain fell on Monday easing drought concerns. Cotton crop prospects are weaker than last year due to dry weather. Local residents and families visited, attended the Praha feast, and took trips to Hallettsville Swiss Alp Moulton Oak Grove and Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Butschek
Wm. Boening
Rudie Vogt
John Wenske
Rud
Vogt
Willie Fojeck
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EK. A. Matula
Shiner, Texas
Ros
Moulton Auto Garage
Lueke & Henrichs
Sara x
Our
Flatonia Oil Mill
Anton Kolar
Moulton, Texas
Crea Lenox Nsrp
J.T. Jaeggli
Henry Etlinger
Johnson
F. Arnim
Roy Leslie
San Marcos
T. H. Leslie
Frank Kishbeck
Martin Tousek
Otto Urban
Fritz Kaase
Richard Waltersdorf
Nachrichten
G. J. Bohnenkamp
John Krueger
B. H. Cordes
Deharde
Herman Thar
O. F. Knape
Swiss Alp
Hermann Park
Boursville
Eagle Eye Brass Band
Emil Koester
Mrs. Koester
Henry Schonvogel
Witting
Schonvogel
George Baur
Erna
Dilworth
Moulton Incorporated
Sam Jaeggli
Hallettsville News
Bortor Eagle
Otto Templin
Praha
Charles Darilek
Novohrad
Albert Kaase
Charles Kaase
Helen
J. G. Guenther
Alp Sundar
D. Fisbeck
Whfe
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