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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1906
Page
2
Tur Knorx Announces Holiday Layoff and Christmas Message
Our readers are informed that Tux Bacie force will lay off next week for the holidays. The next Tur Knorx issue appears January 4, 1907. We wish readers a Merry Christmas and hope happiness and charity fill their season with kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tux Bacie Force
Tur Knorx
Bailey and the alientage question in congress debate
The piece argues Bailey has not been proven corrupt and that his congressional record is above reproach. It contends the real issue is whether a member of Congress can accept legal fees while paid by the people, urging opposition to the general practice rather than targeting Bailey specifically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moon
Bailey
Tue
Eacrx
Congress
Tur Eaase
Joseph Bailey
Senate
Lourenzo Canter
The
Internacional
C. P. Diaz
Mexico
Andrew Carnegie
Charter Oak Stove and Range Co
St. Louis
Notable Texas Patents and a Grand Warship Plan
A list of patents granted in Texas this week includes acetylene gas generators plowpoint fasteners and a stone dressing machine among entries by C A Snow & Co. The note mocks a grand ship project described as the largest warship ever built would measure 510 feet long 85 feet 2 inches wide 20 000 tons displacement with 21 knots speed and armament of ten 12 inch rifles and fourteen 5 inch guns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Tom Bacix
C. A. Snow & Co
Washington, D. C
Parx O. Hays
Gainesville
T. Rhea
Mount Pleasant
Aliie L. Standard
Tuscola
William H. Stedham
J. N. Miller
Royse City
Uncus Sam
Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Expo to Be Held in Seattle
The Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition will take place in Seattle Washington during the upcoming summer. The event is projected to cost ten million dollars and will cover 250 acres on the University of Washington campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seatle
Wash
University of Washington
Congress Bill Seeks 4 Million for Intercoastal Canal
DonGressman Gagner introduced a bill to appropriate 4 million dollars for an intercoastal canal from the mouth of the Rio Grande to Donaldsonville Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DonGressman Gagner
Rio Grande River
Donaldsonville
1906 U.S. Cotton Output Estimated at 12.546 Million Bales
The Tax Department of Agriculture estimates national cotton production for 1906 at 12,546,000 bales. This figure reflects an official government assessment of crop yield across the United States, indicating the year's output level for policymakers and markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
United States
Roosevelt withdraws simplified spelling ukase amid deficit report
President Roosevelt revokes the simplified spelling ukase while state general revenue fund shows a net deficit of $198,144. The brief item notes fiscal shortfall alongside the policy reversal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
State
General Revenue Fund
Hallettsville Lodges Seek Pact To Consolidate Pavilion
Hallettsville two Sons of Hermann Lodges seek permission from the grand lodge to consolidate aiming to finish their pavilion at the old Schutzen Park. Also noted, Wm Blakestee to join the board of pardons after Governor Campbell’s inauguration and Rev Deislinger installed as Lutheran pastor. County Attorney W T Bagby travels to Corpus Christi to aid prosecution of a Mexican in the Alive murder case from last summer. Jim Wood declines to qualify as Moulton precinct constable. county court to appoint a replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallettaville
Tex
Hermann
Grand Lodge
Schutzen Park
Wm. Blakestee
Campbell
Board of Pardon Advisers
Austin
Deislinger
St. Chrishona
Germany
K. Kern
Alp
R. Heise
Ellinger
W. Wolfsdorf
Yoakam
W. T. Bagby
Corpus Christi
Jim Wood
Moulton
Commissioners’ Court
The Cracker Law Enforced This Holiday Season
The law bans firing cannon crackers or torpedoes in public spaces or near businesses with fines up to one hundred dollars. A cannon cracker is defined as any firecracker over two inches long or over one inch in circumference. Justice L A Mervers warns strict enforcement during holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwe
L. A. Mervers
Justice of the Peace
Provincetown Launch Visits Naval Vessel in Quiet Exchange
In Provincetown Bay Admiral Evans fleet unit greeted a small party from town. The visitors asked to come aboard and to play ball on Sunday. The sailors responded with a friendly, teasing retort as the launch departed amid gas explosions and a strong engine odor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Evans
Bay of Provincetown
Provincetown
Komensky News Tells Local Happenings in Komensky Texas
A fine rain fell Saturday in Komensky. John i a Sang Wepske and Frank Friebel traveled to the county capital last Thursday to apply for naturalization papers. Joseph Starm, a Boursville merchant, visited Thursday to see customers. Frank Ullmann owns a 42:05 trotter. Charles Wenske bought a new saddle for his son Henry. Emma Wenske is on the sick list. Farmer Boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Komensky
Texas
John Ia Sang Wepske
Frank Friebel
Joseph Starm
Boursville
Frank Ullmann
Charles Wenske
Henry
Emma Wenske
Farmer Boy
Lot descriptions and property notes in town record
The record lists parcels between Matula and Krenek and in block 21 lots 1 3 and 9 with corner lots at 1 and 9. Lot 9 includes a small house. It mentions a ground south of the College with a good water well, rock wall, two small huts, described as the last good residence block in town. Henry Krause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matula
Krenek
Henry Krause
Cash Produce Buyers Seek Turkeys in Shiner Texas
S A Carnes and Son advertise as The Cash Produce Buyers in Shiner Texas. They offer to pay the highest market price in spot cash for turkeys with empty crops and promise correct weights. They instruct to water but not feed before bringing to town and guarantee accurate weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Carnes & Son
Shiner
Texas
Man Killed in Hunting Accident Near Shiner
A hunting accident near Shiner Texas left Jacob Sestak about 30 unmarried dead after a shotgun blast from Adam Zavada discharged unintentionally. Zavada's gun fired by accident. Sestak died hours later from head injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiner
Texas
Adam Zavada
Jacob Sestak
Roll of Honor and Education Debate
Roll of Honor lists financial supporters Tom Lull Fritz Hauschild Joe Sefcik Peter Etlinger from Moulton and Shiner. Texas Tribune urges compulsory public school attendance, calling neglect by trifling parents a state injury and supporting paternalism as school funding remains. Washington reports Congressman Henry of Texas proposes higher rural mail carrier salaries 925 to 1025 dollars yearly depending on miles traveled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Lull
Moulton
Fritz Hauschild
Shiner
Joe Sefcik
Peter Etlinger
Austin Tribune
Texas
Washington
Henry
Lavaca County Medical Association Meeting Date Set
The Lavaca County Medical association will hold its next meeting in Hallettsville on Wednesday January 9 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavaca County
Xmas Pine Trees Cheap By Emler At Bank Building
C W Emler sells Christmas pine trees and will have them ready at the Bank Building. Customers may leave orders with A F Kotzebue for pickup or delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Emler
Bank
A. F. Kotzebue
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