Moulton Eagle Frоm Texas Post Office Listing 1914
The Moulton Eagle issue entry shows its post office designation in Moulton Texas as second class matter dated Friday December 18 1914.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1914
Page
4
The Moulton Eagle issue entry shows its post office designation in Moulton Texas as second class matter dated Friday December 18 1914.
The Houston Post discusses how German militarism is viewed as a driver of efficiency in peace and war. It cites a German university manifesto praising military service for discipline, character, and progress, and notes peacetime uses of military training in schools and the army as a civil education. It offers no endorsement of militarism but affirms its claimed contributions to national efficiency.
The farm to table delivery program via parcel post expands to twenty seven U.S. cities. Postmasters act as clearing house managers supplying price lists for produce. The plan seeks standardized products and reliable post office handling to ensure smooth direct producer consumer trading.
The passage envisions a future where commerce and ideas replace war, votes arbitrate disputes, and museums display cannons as relics. It foresees a great congress of nations like the United States of America and the United States of Europe extending friendship across the ocean.
Fletch Sullivan of Flatonia was in the city between trains Monday. Mre A Kotzebue of Flatonia was in the city the first part of the week. Pon E Gieptner of Novobrad was in Moulton one day last week transacting business and greeting friends.
A note on turning fallen leaves into compost for gardens, followed by a public school directory from Texas reporting 1,096,467 scholastics as of September 1, 1914 and a total apportionment of 8,771,736 dollars for 1914 15 with per capita 8 dollars. It lists 638 districts with 150+ pupils and 126 smaller districts, plus 714 defective children in attendance.
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