Elsie Teller Returns to Cuero After Visit
Mies Elsie Teller traveled back to Cuero Saturday following a weeklong visit with relatives and friends in the area.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1916
Page
4
Mies Elsie Teller traveled back to Cuero Saturday following a weeklong visit with relatives and friends in the area.
Mieses Hettie Theresia and Mary Goets of Gonzales have been in the city since our last issue visiting the family of Mr Julius Kotzebue.
Publication note states Friday issues with subscription priced at 1.50 per year in advance. Postal records indicate second class matter status at Moulton Texas.
Clarence Ousley cautions farmers merchants and bankers that current stock of 12,095,769 bales remains to be sold before 1916. He warns against increasing cotton acreage, arguing safe credit rests on food and feed farming and that a larger crop would depress prices and force more borrowing next year.
El Paso reports a population of 701,712 in the just completed federal census. The count confirms the city’s growing urban size and demographic reach within the region.
A Fort Worth cattle firm sold one thousand head of yearlings to Kansas City parties for thirty nine thousand dollars.
The new West Texas State Normal School in Canyon City nears completion with a projected cost of 287,498 dollars. The structure represents a significant investment in regional education facilities.
Roger Byrne a state legislator from Smithville is being urged to run for congressman at large from Texas. The call to enter the race reflects interest from local political observers in statewide contests.
Open season for quail closed February 1 and open season for doves will close March 1. Mr. Sportsman, paste this under your hat band.
The Fannin Battle Field at Goliad will be beautified with work starting at an early date. The last legislature appropriated five thousand dollars for this project.
LaGrange Journal reports San Antonio officials and prominent citizens favor relocating the Heintze Museum. Owner would sell for 10000 dollars with stipulation the collection be housed in a fireproof building. The museum includes ancient artifacts manuscripts stamps trophies and rare items.
The Texas Industrial Congress announces its sixth annual prize of 10000 in gold for Texas farmers. Awards go to best yields and cost of production for 1916 crops and for top steers hogs and baby beef. Entry is free and open to all meeting simple, fair rules. Applications and rules available from the Texas Industrial Congress Dallas Texas.
Miss Lydia Parr of Halletta and Mr. William Kotzebue with Mrs. Felix arrived Saturday to visit Prof. and Mrs. Nesista in Flatonia. They were joined by Mr. and Mrs. Parr of W. & Parr and spent Sunday in Moulton.
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