Moulton Eagle Saturday Issued by X Stonefec
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1901
Page
2
Town growth urged by factory and Institute plans
The editor urges Moulton to attract a factory to boost population and aid the Will and Sam Moore Institute. An article on the boll weevil by J. M. Kirk is promised. Philip D. Armour’s death in Chicago is noted with an estimated fortune near 50 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Kirk
Philip D. Armour
Chicago
Moulton
Institute progress and charity drive highlighted in town
Town officials foresee multiple new ventures as the Institute nears completion, urging citizens to support other enterprises. W L Tooley & Co donated 1000 dollars to finish the Institute and 200 dollars more, offering eighteen months without interest on a plain note signed by local businessmen. The piece also discusses British military promotion trends and the allure of daring action in war, noting class origins and the rise of officers from high birth backgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Tooley & Co
Hector Macdonald
Omdurman
South Africa
Counterfeit $100 bills in circulation report
Washington reports counterfeit $100 notes in circulation and urges Texas editors to inspect currency rolls. The piece links rising diamond prices from South Africa to counterfeit activity. The column rails at meddling editors and credits local citizens for the Institute’s success. Kaiser Wilhem II is praised for a Christmas charity stunt with mysterious street impersonation and imperial mustaches drawing attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Texas
Bonham Banner
Haroun-al-Rashid
New York Journal
Mumor
Welsh Rabbit Or Rarebit Debate Reaches New York
A humorous column recounts the Welsh dish debate, tracing origins of rarebit and rabbit. It cites lexicographers, editors, and readers in contrasts between American and Welsh usage, and lists regional slang food nicknames from Cape Cod to Glasgow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steenth
New York
Paris
Wales
Glasgow
Gravesend
Arkansas
Nova Scotia
Happy New Year Greeting to Sam and Henry Krause
A New Year greeting wishes Sam and Henry Krause well for the coming year. The brief note conveys warm wishes and festive sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Old Coin Dies Destroyed At Philadelphia Mint
The Philadelphia mint destroyed 1070 dies dating to 1899 used for coining double eagles eagles half eagles quarter eagles silver dollars half dollars and pennies. Dies were burned then hammer struck into metal while the La Fayette dollar die from 1900 remained. The process followed records kept for each die as the U S coins are minted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Mint
Boyer
Philadelphia Times
Philadelphia
la Fayette
United States
England
Russia
Scottish Greys Frontline Horses Dyed to Match Khaki
An English engineering journal reports that the Scots Greys at the front in Africa have been dyed to resemble khaki. The aim is to render the horses less conspicuous in action and blend with the surrounding terrain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hernes
Africa
Etiquette Bars Judges from Riding Omnibuses
French judges and judicial officers are restricted from riding in omnibuses by professional etiquette. The text notes changes to electrically operated bridges on rivers and harbors to handle large quantities of material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnet
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Intitute
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Kaiser
Euperor William
Bia Capital
Wea
Coost Price
Casfi
Henry Krause
Nenkhaus
J. A. Smothers
Wied
Martha Seifert
August
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Clara Tinberg
Otto Seifert
Shrimner
Hilda Baron
Moravia
Fannie Penman
Halletsville
Baylor
H.W. Wallace
Flatonia
Moore’s Pilates
Dr. C. C. Moore Co
North Main Street
St. Louis
Kotzebue’s Drug Store
G. B.spears
Robert Ingersoll
Frank Biehanke
Mr. Wagner
Darilek & Nachlinger
F. J. Krueger
Mr. Biehunko
Ignaz Krenek
Taylor
F. Krenek
Emil
Subulenburg
Cora Kessler
Mary Breymann
E. W. Grove
Stella Primm
Smithville
W. J. Krause
Emma Balhorn
Grove
L. Riess
A. Baur & Bon’s
Flatonis
Mr. Riess
F. J. Pesek
Shiner
Henry Priesmeyer
Henry Etlinger
Mr. Priesmeyer
C. W. Hamplil
George Bargman
O. K
E. A. Arnim
J. W. Mateer
T. L. Hudson
First National Bank
Capital Stock
M. Cockrill
W. Wikifert
T. T. McCommon
J L, Hudson
Cashier
Watchmaker
Traveler
F. T. Fehrenkamps Lumber
Jacob Tomosko
Philip Mathie
Durell Miller
Attorney AT Law
HaLetsville
W. F. Koch
Gazette Building
Rhodes
Mas
M. KE. Ruppus
Bank Building
FiaTonta
L_ueke Bros
W. Zimmermann
Krause
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KE. Darilek
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Metropolitan Club
Jacob Kurg
Hacket
Cele Darwin
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