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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1920
Page
4
In a blunt statement Governor Coolidge declares he has no presidential aspirations. The era's rhetoric emphasizes "America first" and warns that those lacking a polling tax receipt cannot participate in the year’s ballot battles.
Ledger style report itemizes donations from local businesses and individuals for Old Moulton road improvements. It lists contributions from Kopecky Drug Co to Joe Jarek, plus numerous in-kind funds and labor payments for gravel, bridge work, and team-haulage, totaling claims of $147.50 and closing with H. H. Thompson.
A former Cleveland young lady wed last week to a prince of Greece. The piece argues American matches to foreign nobility often misfire and urges local citizens to boost business and property values by backing a larger Mouiton project.
A Chicago theater manager announces a new smoking room for women claiming they urged the change. The remark draws mixed reactions as observers note gendered norms and evolving social spaces in the city.
A playful word puzzle hides meaning in a savings theme. Removing letters reveals a chain from habit to bit to it, then ties to saving stamps soldiers used. The riddle links language practice with wartime savings effort and small monetary acts.
The Brenham mill announces a ten percent dividend after another successful year. The note urges locating cotton factories within cotton producing regions to support the South and reduce distant production.
A reflection on the demanding, unglamorous craft of journalism. The author notes that anyone can edit for a while, but sustaining weekly local and interesting items for years is rare and exhausting, with little pay.
The passage urges community members to unite to achieve shared goals such as expanding the Sam and Will Moore Institute, improving streets sidewalks and roads within the trade territory. It emphasizes that collective effort creates strength and enables large and small undertakings.
City officials in Lockhart Texas warn that missiles described as a Black person shooter are illegal. Residents and motorists report narrow escapes and the sheriff will act to stop the nuisance outside and inside Lockhart.
Nat T. Guest, early settler of Ruonels County and Ballinger resident, died Saturday at age 85. He arrived from Mississippi in 1862 and helped establish the community.
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