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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1902
Page
2
In a 1902 frame the piece argues Roosevelt must satisfy both the public and naval interests. It attacks the idea of quick authority over Sampson and notes the Philippines dispute, asserting complex politics and local prudence amid heated sentiment.
Opinion argues the administration has not chosen between the Panama and Nicaraguan routes. The longer path is favored to require more capital and time, increasing opportunities for government corruption and malfeasance.
In a local discourse the issue of annexation and imperial policy is contrasted with domestic road improvements. The piece argues citizen labor for road upkeep, criticizes contract work, and urges compulsory service as a solution alongside caution about governance and public works.
Wied January 7. Kev Stock made a business trip to Drnckville this week. Jos Blaschke is able to be up again after a few weeks sickness. The Phoenix Schuchsen Verein met and planned a grand mask ball for March 1 in their hall inviting all. Miss Hilda Caron visited last Sunday seeking to tam yor Trot. JL A Smothers.
A historical note reports the state of currency in circulation as of January 1 1902. It outlines totals, likely coins and bills, and references national figures and banking conditions from the era.
The statement notes total outside government holdings at 4 2,230,627,980 compared with 8,173,951,979 on January 1, 1901. Treasury notes fell, silver dollars dropped, while gold and silver certificates, gold coins, and bank notes rose. December net rise was 371,760, lowering per capita money by 4 cents to 28.69.
Last Sunday night a masquerade ball at Darilek and Nachlinger’s hall drew about 50 masked revelers. The City band led a spirited march as clowns flower girls cowboys bears and a jolly Austrian appeared. Masks came off at 9 then dancing continued until morning. hosts praised for a huge success.
To The Eagle Ilenkhaus reports a shortage of news, delaying a letter from Feb 7. The note explains the scarcity caused the missed update, leaving readers awaiting further details and local items.
The ball at Evergreen school Saturday night was enjoyed by about 14 masked attendees. Ed Miller and Emile Neiser were married at Shiner last Tuesday. Sicknesses in town noted with wishes for speedy recovery. Guests from Shiner attended the ball. Prof J A Smothers and wife from Wied visited last week. Mr J Itenkhaus came over Saturday. Miss St Baron visited friends at Wied last Sunday.
A blacksmith and wheelwright shop destroyed by a fire on January 19. the owner thanks those who helped and supported to recover from the loss. The note expresses heartfelt gratitude and respect to all contributors.
Diep. dies after illness. The little child of Mr and Mrs Frank Stastny is buried last Tuesday. The community extends heartfelt condolences to the mourning parents.
Julie Reagan, chair, dissents from the Rail Road Commission decision reducing class freight rates for non tariff merchandise. He argues the cuts are too low for short to mid distances, weaken competition with out of state dealers, risk concentrating business in large cities, and could hinder new railroads and roadbed and rolling stock improvements.
A historic local discussion emphasizes rail and transportation roles in prosperity and warns against heavy merchandise rate cuts that could hinder cotton rate reductions. The text notes past state policy supporting railroad construction and equipment, urging adherence. It also mentions community life notes including editorials and local business updates.
For Sale or Trade an entire livery outfit including horses vehicles and building plus residence. Will exchange for a good farm or sell and lease the stable building to the purchaser. R A Erirxcen.
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