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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1919
Page
2
Exriis Williams, after five years railroading at Sublime, buys an interest in the Hallettsville New Era, promising a year of news from Sublime to Hallettsville. The ad promotes The Moulton Eagle as a Christmas gift lasting a full year for relatives or friends.
Hon. Park A Nuerr of Waco launched the 1920 governor race before about 400 attendees in Waxahachie. The piece notes Governor Coolidge as a likely Republican presidential nominee next year and mentions a Dallas meeting of the American Party executive committee on December 22 to pick a site for a state convention nominating a ticket for the November 1920 election.
Citizens long associated with the Democratic ticket may skip the upcoming primary citing political fatigue. Joan Puno Sousa and his famous band perform at Beethoven hall in San Antonio on Saturday December 27. Music fans should seize the chance to hear this renowned group. The Weimar Mercury enters its twenty-second year of usefulness as Brooks and Yoder publish a leading country newspaper and aim for a long run.
An Austrian count asserts the Austria Hungary embargo on Serbian pigs sparked the world war and warns that “pigs” will bring on the next conflict.
General John Pershing, commander in chief of the AEF, will visit San Antonio on January 32. A seventeen gun salute will be fired at Fort Sam Houston to honor the distinguished visitor.
Josupn WeLvon Bailey, son of a Jeffersonian Democrat, will deliver four speeches across Texas before the holidays. He appears in Houston December 15, San Antonio December 17, Waco December 19, and McKievey December aa.
Miss Annie Zimmerkannel accepts a position at Mikulik drug store. Stella Wolters returns from San Antonio. Amanda Wunderlich visits Yoakum residents. Mrs. Wm Green visits her son Dickson at the State University. John Sciba Sr to lead the county farm next year. Mrs. Mary Hollerback buys land near the courthouse for 800 dollars. Nolen Produce plans a 15000 dollar cold storage plant on the old Turner property. Mrs. N C Moore nears 90. Highway officials discuss the Schulenburg Hallettsville to White Home route with a 200000 dollar bond issue. Federal aid potential discussed. state has 46000 allotted.
A small dog owned by Robert McKenzie who died after a railroad collision near Bishop. The canine hero guarded his master's wrecked car, then died at the scene after being struck by a train. McKenzie died next morning at Kleberg Hospital in Kingsville, with the dog found at the hospital door holding the master's shoe in its mouth.
The Red Cross, sponsor of the annual Christmas seal sale, aims to distribute more than 650 million seals through state and local agents to fund tuberculosis education and relief. Proceeds go to the National Tuberculosis Association and affiliated societies, with Health Bonds offered to large donors.
An ad touts Lavoptik eye wash to brighten red strained or dark ringed eyes with a week of use. It promotes healthy sparkling eyes and offers a free dainty aluminum eye cup from Koteebue Drag Co.
William Wulf was observed in Shines on Saturday between train arrivals and departures. The sighting places him in the town during the interval between trains.
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