Don’t buy a car before you examine the 1912 Chalmers
Henry Ensineer, agent, urges buyers to inspect the 1912 Chalmers car model before purchase and promises provided close figures.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1912
Page
2
Henry Ensineer, agent, urges buyers to inspect the 1912 Chalmers car model before purchase and promises provided close figures.
Contonel J. F. Wolters of Houston will be the first native born Texan to sit in the senate. This year Wolters is expected to be elected to the United States Senate as battleships Utah and Florida remain at Galveston until January 7.
Miss Clara Barton founder and first president of the American National Red Cross Society marked her ninetieth birthday anniversary on December 25.
Texas property values surged over the past decade with wealth rising from 946 million to 2.389 billion in assessed value, an estimated 3 billion actual increase. Per capita wealth grew from 310 to 610, while population rose 27 percent, reflecting heavy outside capital inflows and a booming real estate market.
The 1910 Texas population reached 3,896,542, up 847,832 or 27.8 percent from 1900. White residents totaled 3,204,896, natives 2,964,884, foreign whites 240,012, and Black residents 690,020, with whites making up 82.2 percent of the state’s population and Blacks about 17.7 percent. A note at the end mentions a sharp, unsafe remark about a shotgun at Leazar.
Long feature on the fig’s historical prominence and its role in Texas agriculture. Notes Texas coast orchards totaling 3 710 acres with Calveston County leading in fig cultivation and annual farm value about 1 000 000 dollars. Ends with local subscription list and a note on door locks repaired by Leazar.
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