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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1907

Page

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Salton Sea Crisis Spurs Federal Aid Request

The Salton Sea and Imperial Valley face collapse as the Colorado River break floods 30,000 acres of land. Engineers plead for a 2.5 million dollar fix and a federal grant to avert permanent inundation, with railroads and state efforts already in play.

Salton Sea Imperial Valley Congress Colorado River Alamo River Irrigation Company Colorado Alamo Salton Southern Pacific Railway Company Gulf of California

How To Polish A Table And A House Of Bills

Instructions for polishing furniture with linseed oil and powders accompany a scanned page of legislative items. The text lists oil and solvent use for tables and furniture and transitions to a roster of house bills dealing with corporate capital requirements bank reserves jury procedure public weighers and court structure.

New Texas Corporations Formed Across Cities

On Saturday February 3 new Texas corporations were filed in Austin. Listed are Texas State Bank and Trust Company of Cleburne with $5000 capital. Cale-Lane Oil Company of Houston with $50000. Alpine Cemetery Association of Alpine. New Hope Missionary Baptist Church of Houston. Houston Can Manufacturing Company of Houston with $25000. Southwestern Horticultural Company of Dallas with branches in San Antonio Tyler and Galveston with $20000. Bryan-Perry Grain Company of Bay City. Coppage Manufacturing Company of Cooper. Cooper Medicine Company of Grandview with $10000.

Austin Tex State Department Texas State Bank and Trust Company Cleburne Capital Suck Clao Sells John L. Cleveland John E. Poindexter H. W. Cooper F. M. Glenn Cale-Lane Oil Company of Houston Capital Stock George W. C. Carroll E. F. Grinstead A. S. Cale Southwestern Horticultural Company of Dallas San Antonio Tyler Galveston James McMasters Frank Burton W. C. Yarbrough Bryan-Perry Grain Company Bay City aMtagorda County W. Joel Bryan S. S. Perry M. S. Perry W. L. Letulle

Hidden treasure from kauri gum roots in New Zealand land

An American farmer learns that kauri gum, sourced from the stumps and soil around fallen kauri trees in New Zealand, is a valuable resin used in varnish and enamel paints. Demand has surged 25 percent as supply tightens, with chunks sometimes reaching 100 pounds. The kauri pine grows 150 to 200 feet tall and 15 feet in diameter, prized for ship masts.

Many Uses For Turpentine In Household Cleaning

A regional item lists turpentine’s wide range of household applications from removing ink stains and whitening clothes to deterring moths and roaches. It also notes uses on leather, gilt frames, furniture marks, carpets, and stove blacking, with ancillary mentions of public school trustees and state legislation on veterans aid and infrastructure.

Texas Senate Bills Introduced In Morning Session

Senators introduced several measures including acts to require corporations to keep books and cancel permits for foreign firms failing to comply, penalties and survival of actions for dissolved corporations, a Galveston Bay causeway project with bonds, and an occupation tax targeting peddlers, plus provisions for testimony and a joint resolution to create a debt for state penal, asylum, educational grounds and buildings.

McCullum Strickland Galveston Causeway Austin Texa Senate Texas Grinnan Mayfield Galveston County Galveston Bay Galveston County Commissioners’ Court Messrs Terrell McLennan Baker and Ralston Duncan Clements Thomas Tyler

Texas Great Cotton Port Sets World Record at Galveston

Galveston reports 3,003,458 bales received in 5 months 11 days to surpass any exporting port. Average 20,000 bales daily, 2,339,765 shipped abroad, 360,749 to New York, stock left 356,399. Port accounts for 40 percent of U S cotton receipts, narrowing the lead of New Orleans and Savannah.

Galveston Tex Cotton Exchange New York United States New Orleans Savannah

How to Clean Windows Efficiently in a Home

Regular weekly cleaning starts with dusting dry using a cloth and whisk broom to blinds and sills. Do not wash in sun light. use warm water with borax pearline or ammonia, minimal water, avoid flooding. rinse with a chamois or cheesecloth and finish with a dry cloth or alcohol for extra luster.

Root beer beginnings from a simple pantry list

A historic homebrew note lists one gallon water a handful of hops a pint bran a half pint molasses a cup yeast and one spoonful ginger as ingredients to proceed with root beer making.

Texas Senate Actions February Measures Discussed

Friday February eight in Austin measures were introduced in the Senate. Topics include tax exemption for public bonds, an appropriation for a Confederate veterans home and pensions, repeal of official court stenographer act, tax on mineral output, desertion and child support misdemeanor, cross state bank cash balance allowances, and railroad depot bonds for large cities.

Austin Tex Senate Green Stone and Grinnan Stone and Smith Greer Chambers Skinner Texas Griggs and Meachum Allding Railroad

Texas House Bills Target Gaming Bans and Taxes

In Austin the Mouse chamber introduced measures by Messrs Ray and Lively to prohibit gaming at any venue where it occurs. Mr Dean proposes a 200 dollar annual occupation tax on saloon pool and billiard tables up to ten, with 20 dollars for each extra table. Mr Wilson calls for national surety firms to file stockholder lists with the secretary of state and maintain a 25000 dollar deposit. Messrs McConnell and Canales seek railroads to supply first and second class coaches and cap fares at 3 and 2 cents respectively.

Austin Tex Messrs Ray and Lively Dean Wilson National Surety Texas Secretary of State Messrs. McConnell and Canales Savage Bell Terrell Canales and McConnell Duncan Jenkins and Dean Thomas Tyler Adams Sabine County Blanton Mutual Building and Loan Associations Agricultural College Supreme Judicial District

Farmer's Gin Company of Van Alstyne Organized

Farmer's Gin Company of Van Alstyne is incorporated with capital stock of 6000. Incorporators are Joe A. McKinney, Jesse H. Marr, and J. Hie McKinney.

Farmer’s Gin Company of van Alstyne Joe A. McKinney Jesse H. Marr J. Hie McKinney

Texas legislature actions and district reassignment noted

Legislative items listed include creating a sixth supreme judicial district based in Tyler, road overseer appointments, land office building funding, and tax and anti corruption proposals. A Brownsville case discussion notes police involvement and a defense strategy reveal.

Senate measures create Texas penitentiary commission

Bills introduced in Austin propose a three member Texas Penitentiary Commission appointed by the Governor with full control of penitentiaries and their industries and farms, establishing the penal system as a separate branch of government. A separate item prohibits throwing trash into streams across the state.

Austin Tex Senate Halsey Texas Chambers

Defense Questions Mexican Police In Penrose Court Martial

In San Antonio, defense lawyers question Mexican police in the Maj. Penrose court martial, probing the shooting of a wounded lieutenant during Monday morning cross examination of H. Y. Dengw. The proceedings focus on who fired and where responsibility lies for the incident.

Penrose San Antonio Tex Maj H. Y. de ‘Ngw

Heaviest snowstorm in fifty years shocks Mexico City

A snowstorm blanketed the capital and nearby areas with about 14 inches from 5 to 9 am on Monday, the heaviest since 1856. Crowds gathered in parks to play snowballs and build snowmen, as police relaxed restrictions to let people enjoy the rare weather.

City of Mexico

Five Vessels Bound for Sabine Pass Sulphur Trade

Beaumont Texas and New Orleans officials say five ships of 3000 to 4000 tons are slated to arrive at Sabine Pass between now and March to load sulphur for destinations worldwide. The vessels will dock about every five days starting February 15 with the Blackburn first.

Beaumont Tex Texas New Orleans Sabine Pass Blackburn

Cuban envoy Gomez in Panama on business mission

General Jose Miguel Gomez of Cuba visited Panama en route to Venezuela on a business mission. He stated that many friends favor an American protectorate for Cuba, but he does not share that view. It is believed he may visit Silveira, once of Ceballos & Co., in Havana relations.

Panama C. Z Jose Miguel Gomez Cuba Venezuela Gomez Silveira Havana Ceballos & Co

Brakeman Loses Leg In Wichita Falls Yard Accident

H. G. Hambrick a brakeman on the Denver road fell from a box car in the railroad yards Monday and the engine cut off his left leg. He was sent to the hospital at Fort Worth.

Wichita Falls Tex H. G. Hambrick Denver Fort Worth

Causeway Bill Passed by Senate in Texas

The Texas Senate on Monday passed Senator Masterson's bill authorizing a 15 rent tax in Galveston County to fund a causeway across Galveston Bay.

Senate Austin Tex Masterson Galveston County Galveston Bay

Water Walker Delivers 1600 Mile Feat In Forty Days

Capt. Chas. W. Oldrive completed the Cincinnati to New Orleans trek in forty days missing forty five minutes. He started Jan 1 from Cincinnati and faced a Louisville delay of twenty four hours. His cedar shoes measured four feet five inches long and five inches wide. His wife accompanied him in the boat and rescued him after a near drowning near Canal Street.

New Orleans Chas. W. Oldrive Cincinnati Oldrive Canal Street Louisville J. W. Weatherington Dallas Texas Arthur Jones Edward Williams Dastem

Sabine Lake canal progress slows as dredges hit stiff dirt

Port Arthur Texas reports slow canal progress with dredge No 7 yielding 45 to 65 feet daily then 40 feet, while the Sealy on the north end digs 115 feet daily but faces stiff dirt within thirty days likely halting work.

Port Arthur Tex Sabine Lake Canal Sealy Aera

Port Arthur Dredges Now Five Miles Apart

The speaker states he feels condolent that he will eat another Christmas dinner in Port Arthur. The two dredges are now about five miles apart.

Port Arthur

Rockefeller Gift Of 32 Million For Education

In New York John D Rockefeller and his son announced a gift of 32 million dollars in income bearing securities to the General Education Board. The donation aims to support general educational purposes nationwide and brings Rockefeller’s total contributions for the board to 43 million dollars after previously giving 11 million.

New York John D. Rockefeller General Education Board Rockefeller

Unconscious From a Fall at Orange Theater

Ernest Bokings, a helper at the Orange Theater, was knocked unconscious by a fall from a rope while swinging. He swung too far out, grabbed the rope with one hand, and slipped, causing a headfirst fall. A physician treated him for hours. he woke and was out of danger this morning.

Orange Tex Ernest Bokings Orange Theater

Savage’s Son Injured in City Delivery Wagon Runaway

Belton Tex Richard Savage son of Representative Savage was injured Monday afternoon when he borrowed a delivery wagon, failed to notice the bit in the horse’s mouth and the horse ran away. He was thrown to the ground breaking his left shoulder and bruised otherwise in the incident.

Savage Belton Tex Richard Savage Representative Savage

Taylor Instructor Resigns From Taylor Public Schools

Prof Edwin Kreisle German physiology and mathematics teacher resigns from the Taylor public schools to take effect February 9. He will be succeeded by a lady teacher from Austin.

Taylor Taylor, Tex Edwin Kreisle Taylor Public Schools Board of Austin

Frost at Victoria Texas Reports Across Week

Frosts hit Victoria Texas for three nights with bright warm days following each. Rain this week aided crops but further precipitation is needed for adequate moisture.

Victoria Tex

Everybody Favors Causeway in La Marque Tex

Locals in La Marque favor building a causeway to link with Galveston. Residents expect easier vegetable shipments and more business with Galveston merchants.

Causeway la Marque Tex Galveston

Also Mentioned on This Page

F. T. Fehrenkamdp Devoe and Masvry Moulton, Texas Murray and Gaffard Aldrice Carswell and Neblett Houston Can Manufacturing Company of R. White Thomas B. Goodpasture W. A. McClure Coppage Cooper Medicine Company of Grandview S. M. Cooper J. W. Hudson Tngle Captain Kidd Proceedings OF THE Texas Legislature Fifth Judicial District McKinney and Feeler Muray and Bowles Adams and Goodman Moore Brownsville Col Glenn Dominguez Sabine Education Board Frost
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