Moulton Eagle Heats Growth With New Homes and School Drive
In a year marked by desertions from the US army the Moulton Eagle notes steady town growth with new dwellings and upcoming business houses. Farmers urged to fund a larger school as population and commerce rise, promising better markets for produce and attract new residents. Real estate transfers and marriage licenses listed include JA DeBord to Sam Long, 35 acres, $200. S A Long to ET Long, 35 acres, $200. several transfers in Shiner and Yoakum areas. marriages of S J Haile to Daisy Green and others.
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China
Gays Leslie
Vision of a New School Building Transforms Moulton
The speaker envisions a new school building sparking growth with factories and new residents. Moulton would shift from a rustling village to a busy thriving city, with a school second to none in the state.
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Moulton
Moulton Offers Generous School Building Proposal
The committee controlling the project holds substantial funds and expects to raise the remaining balance. Citizens recognize the unusually favorable offer and are determined not to let it slip away.
Advertising and irrigation issue split Texas counties
The piece notes that Texas counties urged voters to approve a constitutional amendment for self taxing irrigation but voted against it, with larger majorities in semi arid areas. It also comments on advertising as a sales tool and includes unrelated notices about health products and local building activity.
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Texas
County Teachers Institute With Patrons Invited
County Superintendent Guenther will hold a teachers institute on Friday and Saturday December 6th and 7th. The event invites trustees and patrons to attend to better align goals. Friday night features an entertainment session starting at 8 p m with a special program.
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Guenther
The
Eagle
Foundered Horse Care Guidance and Local News
Foundered horse advice from Texas Farmer suggests physic, creek or foot tub soaking, and cautious feeding, with thorough blistering if Chronic. George Seydler of Rosenburg visited Runge on Saturday reporting heavy storm losses including a blown down store and 31 bales of cotton this season. He praised Burgé and this country.
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Caynon-Hole
Texas
George Seydler
Rosenburg
Mr. Seydler
Seydier
Burgé
Runge News
Laxative product ad with Christmas gift pitch
An old ad touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as a one day cold cure with no cure no pay and a 25 cent price. It promotes Christmas gifting and mentions Wa. Fritsche of Flatonia making pai vn shoes with repair services offered and a note about Rui Jaezgli’s change.
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Wa. Fritsche
Flatonia
Babies born in prisons evoke quiet excitement among warders
A Philadelphia exchange notes that many babies are born in prisons each year and spark attention among female inmates. Prisoners’ efforts to craft tear and ornament for the infants raise morale, with even the most difficult prisoners softened by small tasks for the newborns.
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Philadelphia
Geari
Heavier Rails Needed as Railcars Grow Faster
An expert warns that locomotives of 140 tons and freight cars of 100000 pounds capacity, with rising speeds, will necessitate replacing old rails with heavier ones. He cites newer steel made hotter and quicker as a cause of reduced durability, noting 20 years ago rails cooled more slowly to a lower temperature that allowed a stronger set.
Woman and The Law
A letter noting legal inequalities for married women in the United States. It cites thirty seven states denying a mother custody, sixteen states denying rights to earnings outside the home, eight states denying property rights after marriage, and seven states without a male support obligation.
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United States
Rex Tea and poultry housing tips in colonial ad notes
An achetyped ad blend promotes Rex Tea claiming blood purification and complexion improvement with a 25 cent price and refund guarantee from A F Kotzebue. Henry Simank offers furniture at low prices. A Farmoer's Review item urges dry poultry housing to prevent disease in winter.
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A. F. Kotzebue
Farmoer
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ET Long
J Pustejovsky
JE Schultz
Aug Steffen
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RD Corey
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Geo Douglass
J W Armstrong
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F Culpepper
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Jos Kobzy
F J Berckenhoff
G Strattwaine
Wm Grief
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J B Sublet
J B
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Lake Herring
S. J. Haile
Daisy Green
J B Primm
Emma Papacek
Ed Winfield
Edith Shad
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Anna Prochask
M. Johnson
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Otto Wisting
Louis Hohmann
Jos Clark
Francis Woytek
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Henry Etlinger
EK. W. Grove
Willie Hebr
Henry Sonneman
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Rui Jaezgli
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J. W. Mateer
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T. T. McCommon
Jl, Hudson
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Babies
Agen
Rass City
E. K
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M.E. Hoppus
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H. R. Thulemeyer
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Jerweler
Rogers
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Henry Simank
Kotzebue’s
W.F. Koch
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H. W. Wallace
Durell Miller
Halletsville
Flatoria
Herman Riedel
Watchmahker
Recewecler
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Bon Ton Barber Shop
Arthur McMillan
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Just
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