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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1911
Page
2
O F Knape informs patrons that THE EAGLE will not publish next week due to the holidays. He thanks readers for their patronage and wishes a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, promising to return Friday January 5, 1912 with a better paper.
Governor Colquitt is fifty on Saturday as Arizona hosts its first state election yielding a sweeping Democratic majority. Christmas Seals appear in abundance though Red Cross Seals do not mail. The region debates the timing of an agricultural fair and a potential Moulton fair next year.
Proceeds from the sale of Red Cross Seals will fund a Gulf Coast hospital home for children crippled with bone tuberculosis and support other Red Cross activities.
A collection of child wish lists for Santa Claus gathered from Atascosa County residents. Illustrious requests include dolls, storybooks, fruit, nuts, toys, tools, a piano, and a bicycle, with several children urging kindness to poor youngsters. R. R. Situ of Atascosa County has withdrawn from the United States senatorial race.
For the first time since 1883 the United States post office department reports a surplus rather than a deficiency in its funds. The development marks a notable shift in federal operations and may influence ongoing postal reforms and budget discussions.
A School of Business Administration or Commerce and a School of Domestic Economy will open at the University of Texas on January 1. The planned openings reflect expansion plans and involve university departments and administrators coordinating new curricula. The announcements emphasize broad education goals and institutional growth for UT.
Report states that within three months actual work on the Houston ship channel improvement under a 2,500,000 bond will start. Work will proceed under terms of the bond and oversight by related authorities.
The quote argues that narrow thinking limits growth and that success hinges on neighbors' support. It emphasizes cooperative advancement and a broad mindset as essential for broader benefits and collective progress.
A writer argues that booster efforts and city building must align. Visible construction backs promotional campaigns and achieves effective advertising of the city as the intended outcome.
The Flatonia creamery produced 15,000 pounds of butter in November and paid out 18,000 dollars for cream in June, illustrating that creameries can be profitable.
A new company forms in Corpus Christi to establish a manufacturing plant for paper bottles. Wilson county voters will decide on a $30 bond issue to buy two road-building machines including scrapers. Oklahoma Frecos Oil Co ships machinery to the Pecos Toyah Oil field and will start development soon. LX Ranch buys from Turkey Track ranch in New Mexico one head of cattle for $250 000 near Amarillo. Medina Irrigation Co plans a 1000 acre permanent experiment station near Lytle to teach all irrigation branches. Matagorda county voters approve bonds to reclaim land between the Tres Palacios and Carancahua rivers.
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