Knowledge and safety rise as electricity use grows
Over ten years electricity output nearly triples while accidents stay level. The author suggests earlier incidents resulted from ignorance or carelessness, now mitigated by increased knowledge of electrical use and machinery.
Smelled a Grafter in New York City Visit
A Boston clubman returning from New York City recalled a friend asking if he had a policeman in his pocket. The club man paused, then noted the comment about a grafter getting into his pocket during the trip.
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Boston
New York City
Holiday Greetings From Local Merchants And Artisans
A collection of 19th or early 20th century holiday messages from local businesses. Bi bunko saloonkeeper K Rehmet Ad Anders blacksmith C Kaiser restaurateur Jacob Cinadr tailor extend Merry Christmas and Happy New Year and gratitude for past favors with wishes of continued patronage.
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Bi Bunko
K Rehmet
Ad Anders
C. F. Kaiser
Restaurateur
Jacob Cinadr
One Andaill
F. J. Knesek
Joe Biehunko
P.O. Puck
Wm, Schmidt
G. &A. Baur
Rad, Jaeggli & Bro
Hy, Krause & Soo
First State Bank
O. B. Kilert
R.A. Etlinger
Local Advertisements From Moulton Area Businesses
A collage of local ads includes sale notices for a jack and mesquite posts, bank savings, produce and merchant greetings for Christmas and New Year, saloon and dentist patronage thanks, and promotions from Kopecky Drug Co and Korecky Drive Co. Also mentions surveyor H G Oaken, a candle guess contest at A F Kotzebue's drug store, and seasonal best wishes from area merchants.
No Eagle Next Week Holiday Issue Notice
The Eagle announces no publication next week due to holidays. It thanks patrons for past support and invites readers to share interesting items with assistant editor Miss Leila Horne and to expect a brighter paper on a Friday in January 1913.
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The
Eagle
Leila Horne
Local notes and upcoming events in The Eagle
Rural Route 2 reader Kalischko joins The Eagle community. Emil Bartosch sells half interest in pool hall to Oscar Anders. Otto Meyers settle new West Second Street home. Sam and Will Moore Institute closes for Christmas, reopens January 6 1913. Anton Bannert family moves in from Weimar. Annie Schoepfeld renews allegiance to The Eagle. Oscar Graham company to perform The Stumbling Block at the opera house January 12 1913, seats at Kotzebue's Drug Store. Subscriptions received from Schoenfeld Platenia Ed Vaas Moulton oe Barina Moulton Jon Autrich Moulton J R Jasek Novohrad Clara Gallia Moulton Albert Klobedans Moulton Wal Klobend Skidmore Roman Wotipka Fistonia.
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Opera House
Oscar Graham
Kotzebue
Eagle
Annie Schoenfeld
Platenia
Vaas, Sr
Moulton
Oe Barina
Jon Autrich
J. R. Jasek
Novohrad
Clara Gallia
Albert Klobedans
Wal Klobedans
Skidmore
Roman Wotipka
Fistonia
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Shumate Razor Co
Pacific
G. & A. Baur
Santa
Koester Buys
J. R. Matula
Kotzebue’s Drug Store
Eer
Texas
Holiday Greetings
Lucas Renmet
Lexan
O. Arnim
Saloonke
Moulton Oil & Gin Co
E.W Msyer
Kopecky Drug Co
L. F
Bilimek, Poth
Kovecky Drve Co
H. G. Oaken, Shiner
Route 3
Korecky Drve Co
Korecxy Dive Co
A. F. Kotzebue
Henkhaus
Liberty Band
Kalischko Jr
Emil Bartosch
Hie
Oscar Anders
Mrs. Otto Meyer
West Second Street
Sam and Will Moore Institute
Anton Bannert
Weimar
Mies
Annie Schoepfeld
Magle
S.me
Boehm & Sons
Rafoulton, Texas
Lucas Remmet
Weis
Severn
Pals
Cay Aoays