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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1911
Page
1
Texas and National News Roundup Highlights
A wide array of 1911 era notes report events across Texas and beyond. Immigrants arrive in Galveston, lectures by Bryan and Haskell, a Buckholtz fire loss, and hopes for a Sugar Factory. Sailors, operas, plan to mend postal banks, and a push for cotton and corn prizes.
70-Year-Old Lavaca Woman Enters Texas Contest
A San Antonio Express special from Dallas notes the Texas Industrial Congress offers 10 000 in gold prizes for top 1911 corn and cotton yields. Within a month entrants come from 31 counties including Lavaca with a 70 year old woman and Panola with a 13 year old girl. Coryell reports a 78 year old competitor. Commercial clubs in McKinney and Sulphur Springs push entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Industrial Congress
Texas
Dallas
San Antonio Express
Farmers of
Baylor
Bell
Collin
Coleman
Cooke
Cass
Clay
Erath
Eastland
Fannin
Foard
Falls
Fayette
Grayson
Gonzales
Harrison
Hamilton
Hopkins
Hill
Hunt
Lavaca
Limestone
McLennan
Palo Pinto
Parker
Smith
Tarrant
van Zandt
Williamson
Wise
Lavaca County
Panola County
Coryell County
Cotton Markets Rally Slumps Amid European Trade Woes
Market review from Houston notes cotton again testing new lows due to adverse European trade, dry weather, and China’s plague. Prices fell to a $1.50 per bale drop with weak spot values. eggs butter and vegetables show softer prices while rice improves and January trade remains generally solid.
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Eac
Iouston
Texas
Cinef
Europe
China
New York
California
Komensky Notes Socials and Local Goings-On February 7 1911
Komensky scenes show a lively week with birthdays dances and visits. Hermann Stulken and Dock Valentine from Breslau drove in an auto. Miss Emma Vogt celebrated at Boursville with music by the True Blue band. many Komenskyites attended the Tess and Ted entertainment at Moulton. Local land deals and farm purchases appear as Joseph Christen bought Elert Mueller’s farm at 58 per acre. residents travel to Austin Cuero Moravia and Breslau for business and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Valentine’s Day
Hermann Stulken
Dock Valentine
Breslau
Albert Holik
Kuehn’s Grove
Austin
Rud. Vogt
Boursville
Emma
True Blue” Brass Band
Vogt
H. Friedrich
Joseph Christen
Moravia
Elert Mueller
Gerhard Miller
Annie Bell Friedrich
Henry Friedrich
Thomas Darilek
Witting
F. G. Wehmeyer
Flatoma
J. A. Eason
Moulton
Jos. Holt
Frank Hanslik
Frank Pilsner
Leon Antrich
Joe
Cuero
J. Antrich
Annie Breitschhopf
Harwood
Gonzales County
E. Breitschopf
Shiner
Baursville
True Blue
Jos. A. Heinrich
Henkhaus
Frank Uilmann
Karl Adamcek
St. John
Komenskyites
Musk
Subscription contributors since last report
The following subscribers have paid to honor Ing Eaeie since the last notice: Fritz Glause Moulton Louis Meiserschlaeger Flatonia WJ Krause Moulton Emil Bueck Yoakum F W Krause Moulton J E Quebedeaux Moulton Miss Clara Oebl Moulton E D Meyer Moulton F Novak Mount Calm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing Eaeie
Fritz Glause
Moulton
Louis
Meiserschlaeger
Flatonia
WJ. Krause
Emil Bucek
Yoakum
F. W. Krause
J. E. Quebedeaux
Clara Oebl
E. D. Meyer
F. Novak
Mount Calm
Hog Train To Visit Moulton March 17 1911
THE EAGLE announces the San Antonio and Aransas Pass Railway Company will bring its hog demonstration train to Moulton on the afternoon of March 17 1911 A lecture will be delivered by H E Singleton former president of the Texas Swine Breeders Association Farmers of the community are invited to view this profitable exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EAGLE
San Antonio and
Aransas Pass
Moulton
H. E. Singleton
Texas Swine Breeders’ Association
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