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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1912
Page
2
Hon Morris Sheppard withdraws from the United States senate race. Moulton plans its second agricultural and industrial fair on June 25 26 27 and 28. Ellerys forty six piece band engaged for the Galveston cotton carnival next August.
Texas Senator Charles A. Culberson urged support for a presidential primary in Texas, aligning with Governor Woodrow Wilson's program. The statement signals emphasis on election reform and party primaries in the state.
Representative A. M. Kennedy of Mart urges a Texas presidential primary conference in Waco on March 2 to give voters a direct choice for president. He advocates holding the primary to allow people to express their preference.
The piece argues against replacing the current system with initiative and referendum. It warns that broad ballots, potential nonreadable measures, and lack of amendments would hinder thoughtful lawmaking. It contrasts expert legislative study with voter-only consideration and cites complex examples like appropriation and redistricting bills.
Banker E. Lindeman visited Yoakum between trains Monday on business. Cord wood advertised at $1.75 a cord for dry wood and 75 cents a cord in nearby listings. G. W. Cooper reports residence four miles from Nickel store. A Hermann park ball drew 85 tickets with the Maniton orchestra providing music and lively dancing late.
Edmund Etlinger came back to Gonzales last Thursday after a short visit with family in the area. The home folks reported a warm reception and a brief stay before returning to routine.
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