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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1911
Page
2
In the past year the state's corn crop totaled 59 030 000 bushels and brought 114 206 000 dollars. Texas ranks fourth among all states in corn crop value.
Texas shows rapid industrial growth with new buildings and factories rising across the state. The year IQN is hailed as bringing unprecedented prosperity and opportunity.
The Nevada state senate passes a bill making it unlawful to sell or give cigarettes or cigarette papers to any man woman or child in the state. A similar measure is before Texas lawmakers. The paper urges passage with the slogan Out with the coffin nails.
Nearly all Victoria county school districts have levied a special tax to support public schools. The move reflects well on the county’s people and suggests other Texas districts could follow Victoria’s example.
In his message to the Tennessee legislature Governor Patterson declares prohibition fundamentally wrong as a governmental policy. He advocates high license, strict regulation, and forfeiture of licenses for law violations to expand individual freedom while enforcing liquor laws.
The document sets the club name The Moulton School Club and outlines its object to aid the school and cooperate with teachers. It lists officers, monthly meetings, eligibility rules, and membership dues with payment deadlines and penalties for nonpayment.
The article details club bylaws for officer roles and elections, including President and Vice Presidents, secretaries, treasurer, and press reporter, with terms of one year and March elections. It notes a bylaw amendment process and outlines duties for each office. It highlights Tyler Commercial College's high enrollments and strong growth, claiming it leads American business colleges in student numbers and prospects.
The text states that at least one regular meeting previous notice is needed unless all members present vote unanimously. if a majority of all members in good standing attend, amendments may be made at any regular meeting without prior notice.
Dr J D Gray drives a fine new auto in town. Kurt Pfuhl and Mine ie Schoettle of Burton are wed on January 5. Frank Jurek departs for Moulton to join Ed Boehm & Sons. Real estate climbs as Dr G Schultze sells 180 acre farm southeast of Shiner to F F Meier at 120 per acre for 22680. The doctor had bought it a year earlier from Mrs Sam McMurray at 70 per acre.
D Niemeyer came back to Shi ner Monday following a several days visit to his daughters Mesdames F W Lueke and Henry Koester.
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