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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1903
Page
2
A.S. Crisp, Cuero Star editor, is being urged to enter the legislative race. He is DeWitt's man and attention centers on his candidacy amid local political activity.
A preaching style exhorting charity and sociability toward honest people of all backgrounds. The speaker urges fairness over materialism, kindness to those in need, and respect for diverse nationalities as a path to broader love.
One student earned third grade while another failed. Weather has been favorable for hog killing. Pork fruits at six cents. A large crowd attended the track growers meeting with Will G. Fields delivering an address. The group decided to join the South Texas association and ordered seed Irish potatoes of the Tennessee Triumph variety.
The West Virginia structure at the World’s Fair is nearly complete and presents a handsome exterior. The project’s original contract price was 18,000 dollars, though plans open to adjustments.
Margarita Reyna, a 29 year old Mexican immigrant, was hanged at Halletsville on Friday December 4 for assaulting a seven year old Mexican girl in Wilson County. The private execution followed a governor denied clemency bid. The case, marked as Lavaca County’s third legal hanging since 1846, reflects a lengthy prior trial in April and a short trial period.
E S Peters of the Texas Cotton Growers' Protective Association predicts cotton will reach fifteen cents. A Marquez Texas election defeat of prohibition by forty five votes highlights partisan divides as national political chatter continues.
The Galveston News notes a record year for industrial disturbances and urges the public to endure by accepting tariff measures as a solution.
In Ruthven Iowa an appeal is filed. Tyler reports farmers across the county burn fields and woods to destroy boll weevils. They also burned fences barns and corn in the effort.
The toast from a printers festival in Lowell Massachusetts praises the master printer as surpassing the farmer carpenter mason and lawyer and doctor in various crafts and even outdoing the parson in handling the devil's cases.
Honor roll thanks readers for financial assistance listing Anton Fayt Krueger and Dr A M Kotzebue of Moulton Texas along with others. For sale store house and lots occupied by Henry Krause with vacant lots and improved property terms to suit purchaser apply to Henry Krause Moulton. Strayed brown horse 7 years old 14 hands branded A left shoulder reward $3. Norice claims against the Frank Buartek estate must be presented to Anton Walzel Moulton.
An advertisement showcases iron beds and springs promoted to last a lifetime, including foldings, book cases, ladies' cases, chiffoniers, dressers, and bureaus with guaranteed durability.
A Texas advertisement touts Texas Wonder Hall's Great Discovery as a universal cure for kidney and bladder troubles and related ailments. It offers mail order for $1 per two months of treatment and includes a testimonial from Hall’s customers in Halletable, Texas, dated 1902.
Community fundraiser table mentions Tris for school benefits. Ad copy touts Dr King s New Life Pills for digestive and nervous issues and a local rental savings offer. Frightened horse incident described with warnings about street accidents and a Buck salve product.
An old style ad touts Electric Bitters as a cure all for nervousness sleeplessness stomach upsets and a tonic for kidneys and liver claiming quick relief and a money back guarantee. It also promotes Dr King's New Discovery for consumption with a testimonial from T R Beal about his wife being cured after four bottles. Trial bottle offered free with prices 50 cents and one dollar.
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