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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1909
Page
2
Notice indicates the entry of mail matter at the Moulton Texas post office as second class on Friday December 24 1909 with standard postal designation and processing note.
William Eilers, principal, reports three months of faithful work at the Sam and Will Moore Institute in Moulton. He commends teachers for diligence and pupils for good conduct, notes overall progress, and asks for continued sympathy and support from trustees and patrons.
Editor O F Knape announces no issue next week due to holidays. Thanks patrons for past support and wishes a Merry Christmas and prosperous New Year. Promises to resume Friday January 7, 1910 with a better paper if possible.
Representative Burgess of Texas introduced a House joint resolution calling for the United States to cease sovereignty over the Philippine Islands and, by treaty with foreign powers, establish a free and independent government there. He urges negotiations with Britain Germany France Russia Italy Spain and Japan to recognize and preserve the new government.
First State Bank thanks friends and patrons for their patronage and wishes them a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
A Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year message from Oehl and Son Furniture thanking customers for past patronage and requesting continued support in the future.
J Brunkenhoefer, a barber, extends New Year wishes to friends and customers with thanks for past favors and hope for continued patronage.
The note expresses gratitude for patronage and extends best wishes for a Happy New Year from A. F. Kotzebue and Brother, druggists.
A brief New Year message from Jacob Cinada, a tailor, extending wishes for health and prosperity to customers and friends in the community.
Short New Year greeting from KOESTER BROS merchants featuring E PELZEL proprietor of the Meat Market and Sunny South Saloon. Wishes readers a happy new year and continuance of favors.
W F Gerdes, John Baur, and F Biehunko extend holiday wishes and thanks for patronage in 1910. Merchants express appreciation and goodwill to friends and customers for the past year and invite continued support in the year ahead.
A sick mother and five children aged 2 to 16 were found destitute in Hallettsville while traveling from Fort Worth to Victoria. They spent the night in a covered wagon before residents supplied shelter a stove and firewood and organized a town collection to provide for them.
The secretary of war annual report lists 59 281 U S army members including 56 008 enlisted men and 3 273 officers. It details 13 576 in the Philippines with 12 871 enlisted and 705 officers, 1 236 in Hawaii with 578 enlisted and 7 officers, and 578 enlisted with 29 officers in Porto Rico. Troops en route and abroad total 235, comprising 139 enlisted men and 95 officers.
A 1910 patronage appeal from Blackmann the pool hall proprietor thanks customers for their support and wishes a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year requesting continued patronage in the coming year.
Patronage during the past year is acknowledged and a request is made for continued favor in the future by ED Boehm & Sons, merchants.
A brief New Year message from B. Kilert proprietor of the Racket Store thanks patrons for support and asks continued favor in the future.
Happy New Year to everybody. Thank you for your patronage during the past year and trust that you will favor us in the future. K. T. FEHRENKAMP, Lumber Dealer.
Local note wishes a Happy New Year and asks for favorable support in the TOMASEQ project. Messages from JAC and others extend goodwill for future endeavors and success in upcoming efforts.
A fragment notes thanks for past favors and requests a continuance related to real estate acts involving Lueke and Walzel. The brief mentions ED.O.ARNIM and a saloonkeeper, with no further specifics about dates or proceedings.
A brief notice lists F J Knesek as a tinner referenced in a trust document. No additional details are provided about the trust’s purpose or beneficiaries.
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