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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1912
Page
2
A salesman urges buyers to study the 1912 Chalmers automobile before purchasing and promises close price figures. The notice emphasizes thorough examination and direct contact for details.
A brief news item notes Hovuston leading Texas cities in bank deposits. It jokes that a bad road harms trade and suggests ending it swiftly. It warns only seventeen poll tax days remain and urges payment today. It reports January school fund per capita at fifty cents and mentions Temple hosting a 26 member girls' military company.
Agricultural advocates argue farm output surpasses any product of human labor, highlighting crops and livestock as superior in value and sustainability amid economic shifts and supply pressures.
The Industrial Cotton Oil Company plant in Houston was destroyed by a fire Saturday morning, causing an estimated loss of about 750000. It was among the South's largest oil mills.
H M Presum, long time Buck's Stove and Range Company traveling representative based in Topeka Kansas, resigns his post and becomes state agent for Bellville Stove and Range Company of Illinois. He will base in LaGrange Texas and spend vacations with friends in Yoakum and vicinity. His connection to local banker KE Studeman noted.
A Poultry Association forms at Lockhart and the Santa Maria Booster Club organizes with sizable membership. Milam county begins land reclamation of 25 000 acres. Two cars of homeseekers buy 75 000 dollars of land at Convey Gardens near Mission. Texas exports show 3 018 864 bales of cotton from Galveston in 1911, while lumber exports rise. Sargent ranch 16 000 acres to be subdivided for sale in Matagorda. Honey from mesquite and cotton blooms yields 252 pounds from three hives near Haskell. Twenty three three year old steers sell for 57 50 per head near San Angelo, a record grass fed price. Polo horses shipped from San Angelo to Midland then to England for high prices. Gin receipts show 3 935 000 bales ginved in Texas by month’s start, national total 14 391 000.
A terse note signals no presidential primary in Arkansas as party bosses prepare to control the process, leaving voters with limited public ballots and party leadership decisions.
The statement casts the construction of a permanent highway as an investment rather than an expense, framing it as a dividend-paying asset for the Variety.
The rising expansion of cities and towns increases demand for all farm products as urban areas grow and consume more goods produced on farms.
Captain John Cassolis, chief of scouts under Stonewall Jackson and General Lee, died January 6 at his home in Glen Allen Henrico County Virginia.
Rear Admiral Rosiey D. Evans known as Fighting Bob died January 3 in Washington. He served through the war with ships including the Iowa which played a notable role in the battle of Santiego on July 3, 1998.
The statement links farmer prosperity with state well being, asserting that the people's welfare rests on soil cultivation and productive agriculture. It emphasizes the connection between agricultural success and overall economic health.
The legislator focused on future state development acts to place laws that aid Texas resources on the statute books, rather than one whose priorities are only maintaining his political defenses.
The fourth session of the summer normal at the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas begins June 17 and lasts six weeks. Examinations for certificates will be set by the State Department of Education. The program aims to help public school teachers improve, raise certificate grades, and qualify to teach agricultural subjects. Courses are open to men and women on equal terms.
Emill Laas was a business visitor to Muldveu late last week. Tom Shandera of this city had his name added to Tae Eacuz's long list of readers. Subscribers are urged to report any delays or irregularities in paper delivery to the editor.
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