Fresh Tidal Wave Flour Arrives For February
A car of Tidal Wave Flour is due within 10 days and will be fresh for February. The message invites customers to view the entire line and highlights ongoing availability.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1911
Page
1
A car of Tidal Wave Flour is due within 10 days and will be fresh for February. The message invites customers to view the entire line and highlights ongoing availability.
A Bryan plan calls for a flour mill valued at fifty thousand dollars. The project aims to boost local industry and provide employment, with construction details and expected economic impact to be announced by city officials.
The following readers contributed to Tuz Kaeve since the last report Emil Jemeika Moulton Jos Bobuslav Moulton J J Bo Boslav Moulton Rud Valenta Hallettsville J B E Cherry Barkem Steinmann Jr Schulenburg Joe Pilsner Moulton L A Niebuhr Moulton J J Kotzebue Moulton Oswald Buescher Moulton Emil Buescher Smithville T T Dickson San Antonio Wm Aschenbeck Moulton.
A masquerade ball is planned at Sunset school house on Saturday night February 4 1911 with invitation to all. Local social notes include visits by Emil and Otto Goetz to their brother in Dilworth and Ben Tinberg and son Paul at Dilworth Monday. The Green Beef Club held its annual meeting at Green's school Sunday morning.
Austin January 30 one million school children in Texas is the goal for 1911 as the state education department begins preparations for the scholastic census to be taken starting May first. Last year 968269 children were counted, needing an increase of 32269 to reach one million, with 1910 up about 20000 from 1909 and rapid state growth likely to meet the target.
A reflection urging personal discipline and moral conduct. The speaker encourages measuring actions, purifying motives, and building wisdom in the heart. By sowing daily kindness and learning, one small act can benefit many and shelter others like an acorn growing into shade.
In Weimar Texas on January 29 a crowd of young men returning from a Schulenburg mask ball attempted to alight from a freight train. Will Ammann was crushed and had his right leg severed above the ankle with leg mangled below. Tye Holman suffered a double broken collarbone and severe bruising after being thrown to the ground near the western city limits.
County Clerk John Buchanan reports 267 marriage licenses issued between January 24, 1910 and January 24, 1911, averaging more than twenty two per month.
The Texas legislature debates rules more than laws as bills stall while the new governor exercises restraint. Senator Culberson is re-elected. Hudspeth pushes a mining bill. Redistricting reshapes political lines and salaries for district judges are debated. Legislators push toward an appropriation bill with March 16 adjournment approaching.
The citizens of Aransas Pass approved bonds totaling twenty thousand dollars for street improvements. Earlier, twenty thousand was voted for a school building and twenty five thousand for waterworks. The Galveston News notes Texas towns along the coast showing growth and progress.
Farm and Factory reports that Texas has 8,794,000 head of cattle valued at 130,201,986 dollars. It notes Texas cattle are valued far below Illinois per head with Illinois at 28.02 dollars and Texas at 14.79 dollars. It argues economic factors limit Texas farmers from realizing cattle value despite high grade.
Texas cattle cost about five dollars per head to ship to Chicago packing houses. The remaining price difference is due to finishing cattle on corn in Illinois, which adds value. If Texas had enough packing houses and did its own feeding, Texas cattle could gain fifteen dollars per head, with packing capacity adding nearly forty three million nine hundred seventy thousand dollars in cattle value.
Warm days and moist nights foster early growth while corn planting has yet to begin. A newborn son brings joy to Lud F Heinrich and wife. A masquerade ball drew a large crowd with prizes for Annie Neigebauer, Annie Darilek and Elia Darilek. The Thousand Star band provided music and dancing continued late. Local residents visited the county capital. Evergreen school pupils listed as punctual in January.
The article notes Texas mineral waters gain national recognition with over a million dollars in 1910 shipped to other states and home use. It mentions a new kaolin factory in Southwest Texas turning clay into chinaware, plus the idea that Texas can improve local canneries to reduce reliance on California and New England for canned goods.
Seguin Texas. A 21 member committee of the Texas synod selected a site for a Lutheran college just north of the Sunset railway. Citizens donated fifteen acres of land and about $25 000 in cash, an offer accepted as the project proceeds.
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