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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1910
Page
2
A period notice states a subscription rate of one dollar per year in advance and marks the item as entered in the post office at Moulton Texas as second class matter.
The LaGrange Journal cites Moulton Eagle naming Prof William Hilers as most qualified for Lavaca county County School Superintendent. The Eagle notes his eighteen years study of education and urges voters to choose him if he runs, offering support and best wishes.
Hallettsville correspondent notes Senator D A Paulus, seeking re election, would again vote against submission of a prohibition amendment unless the eighteenth district voters instruct him otherwise. He argues a direct representative should heed constituents and not orders from a convention. Paulus says he expects an opponent and will face him to present his record before voters.
Citizens of Marquez vote in favor of a $7500 bond for a brick schoolhouse. The Galveston News notes the project will be a symbol of progress and a tangible benefit to pupils and teachers in the district.
Real estate pitch urges buyers to act on cheaper land now, while a casual remark questions perfection of men, noting occasional flaw. The text blends a sale message with a light aside on human flaw and humor.
The vote strength for this year in Texas is 630 445, up from 504 282 recorded in 1910, indicating a significant increase in eligible voters. The figures reflect changes in population and registration trends across the state.
A Fort Worth dealer exchanges 100000 acres of land in Brewster and Presidio counties for 100000 gallons of whiskey from a Dayton Ohio distiller.
The publishing firm dissolves with Mr. Smith retiring and Mr. Reese becoming sole owner. The Gonzales Inquirer is praised as one of the state’s best country papers and Tax EaGur extends good wishes to the new management.
Charles H. Alvord of the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas issues a free distribution bulletin on Texas dairy farming. It highlights benefits, outlines farm conduct, describes the college dairy herd, and provides valuable information across more than 100 pages.
A man told of buying a ten cent magazine with a paperless recipe to stop slobbering horse behavior and sending $3 for it. He later received $4 worth of instruction that taught the horse how to pit.
A letter from Senator H Bascom Thomas of Sulphur Springs announces his candidacy for lieutenant governor and his plan to address locals on the evils of the lobby graft and corruption at Austin and why he was expelled from the senate.
The Sam and Will Moore Institute hosted a moving picture show Tuesday night that drew a large audience, with attendees enjoying the program and the event noted for strong turnout.
The statement shows loans and discounts 221700 67 and real estate 472? building and fixtures 492? cash 9,000? deposits 178306 53. Officers Wm Green president and Jno Bucek cashier certify truth of the balance with notary C B Welhausen dated February 5, igio. Directors Philip Welhausen Fehrenkamp Oswald Buescher sign as attesting members.
John Kloppenburg of Sublime announces his bid for Hallett County superintendent of schools. Incumbent Prof. Guenther will not seek re election. Socialist organizer Thomas A. Hickey spoke to a small crowd and will give two more speeches in the county.
H Landa a saloon keeper at Hallettsville Texas filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition. Liabilities total 6376 with 2590 secured and 3786 unsecured assets exempt 4100 not exempt 1215. He requests H J Strunk as receiver. Exempt assets include home and furniture with liquor license secured liabilities 275.
Tie Hall hypnotic entertainer performs at the Sam and Will Moore Institute drawing a large Monday night audience.
Dr W F Ledbetter a Shiner dentist will be in Moulton each Wednesday with an office in A F Kotze bue s drug store
In the village on Sunday, some residents noted rain despite claims of a dry year. Farmers have planted corn yet debate whether to keep it in the crib. Local families visited relatives and attended events, with several names and places appearing in the social notes.
Bathsville reports visits by Epiot Bastre E. F. and Adolph Haas to relatives near Hallettaville. Henry Cook and family visited relatives near Shiner last Monday. Sebastian of Breslau passed through en route to Moulton. Edward Haas Jr. was in Flatonia on business. Grandmother A Kloesel celebrated a birthday with guests at her home. Annie Haas returned from a two week stay near High Hill. Frank Malcher and Frank Doerich seen in the area Sunday. Hermano park ball dance drew many locals. F J Hass and wife visited Edward Haas parents Sunday. Rain slows farmers field work. February 7 1910 Eppy.
Ernst Leist of near Yoakum, about 60, tried on lunacy charges and adjudged insane. Resident since 1850, he filed for naturalization last year. Several naturalization applications, including Leist, await March term hearings.
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