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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1915
Page
3
The article notes President Woodrow Wilson at age 58 on December 28 and advocates for a compulsory school attendance law through the current legislature. It also mentions Uncle Sem's protest against Britain’s interference with U S foreign trade.
The county’s schools show improved facilities and staffing. New buildings and upgrades at Boursville Komensky Moravia Rocky Hackberry Dixon Evergreen Oak Grove Witting Breslau etc. total costs exceed prior year, with assistant teachers now employed at several districts and many institutions adding desks maps libraries and gardens. The report urges continued school attendance for ages seven to fourteen to reduce illiteracy across Lavaca County.
Miss Bertha Golsch of Halletts ville returned home Monday after visiting Mr. Joseph Dieradke's family. Road Overseer Anton Moeller had his bands on the road last Monday. Joe Gastof near Moulton chatted with friends Sunday. Misses Josephine Pauline and Tillie Elster were guests of Mr and Mrs Ludwig Heinrich Sunday. John Hoepfl and family of Oak Grove were guests of John Anderle and family Sunday. I wish the editor and readers of The Eagle a happy New Year.
Program for Molton Local Teachers Institute on January 9, 1915. Schedule includes Physical Culture by Mr. Havel, Vision of Sir Laurii by Miss Cummins, Best Things in Our Schools by Mrs. Leslie, Hints on Teaching Multiplication Table by Miss Preston, Solo by Miss Barnes, and Dramatization by Miss Grenither.
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