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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1914
Page
4
Congressman George F Burress announces a $25 000 appropriation for Guadalupe River improvement from mouth to Victoria as Glenn H Curtis builds an aeroplane for a transatlantic attempt.
The article notes a March 16 referendum in Waelder on allowing pool halls. It also reports Texas has 4,151 voting boxes with Bexar County leading at 92, Dallas 86, Harris 78, Tarrant 68, Mclennan 48 and Travis 46.
The Moulton Eagle weekly newspaper notes its publication details with February 20 1914 date and subscription rate of 1.50 dollars per year in advance. Publisher and proprietor KNAPE announces the issue as a Friday edition from Moulton Texas.
A Pittsburgh souvenir from the Pennsylvania State Educational Association extols schools for the people. It envisions buildings simple yet stately, ample exercise, balanced study, and training for service. It calls teachers to nurture with parental care and scholar’s joy, aiming for wiser citizenship and a radiant community hub.
Miss Annie Stahala leaves Wednesday for Hebrews where she becomes head milliner at a large city establishment. Several local notes follow including visits by O C Dittmar and daughter Esther to Albert Dittmar at San Marcos, and plans of Uncle Joe Macha and son Louis to travel to New York and Europe aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II.
United States Senator Bacon of Georgia died in Washington after a ten day illness. He was 75 years old and had served in the Senate for nearly nineteen years.
In Fort Worth Texas the Farmers Union outlines its stance on prohibition. It condemns obstructionist tactics and calls for legislation that benefits agriculture. The notice advocates electing capable leaders focused on broad economic prosperity and constructive laws. W D Lewis and E Ter Radford sign as president and ex-president.
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