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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1917
Page
5
Jaroszewski shows rapid improvement with strong signs of full recovery. Halletts ville New Era reports tax collector Steve Bennett returned from Yoakum with two day state and county tax collections nearing fourteen thousand dollars in total.
Miss Adelia Krueger leaves Sunday for Houston to join the city’s telephone service. She was known for courtesy and obliging service at the central office and many friends wish her a pleasant and profitable new position. Shiner Gazette.
Sunday and Saturday visits populate Shiner Moulton Yoakum and Smithville as residents attend church visits family ties and social events. Land purchases, dance attendance, and local business trips chronicle community life with several names and places such as Ewald Etlinger Cuero Koehler Mercantile Flatonia and Novohrad.
The Eagle lists readers who paid subscriptions since the last report. Names include Miss Clara Wehl and John Fairisex of Moulton, Anton Fayt of West Texas, Frank Novak of Moulton, F G Havel of Shiner, William H J Wenske of Moulton, and others such as August Pastejovsky, Charles Krause, Tonie Kusak, Henry Wenske, Ludwig Janssen, Gi Bobnenkamp, Benno Roppe, William Kilert of Moulton and Smithville.
Weimar Texas January 27 The election on issuing 15000 in bonds to extend water mains and improve the waterworks system carried 87 to 57. Work on the extensions will begin as soon as contracts for work and material are let.
February records note construction will start on the negro industrial school in the county. Funds are secured to build and equip the facility, set on a ten acre site donated by P. S. Stevens, principal of the local negro school.
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