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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1919

Page

4

Good Roads a Personal Responsibility

An editorial urges local citizens to take responsibility for road improvements through cooperative effort. It notes national and state support for highways, cites the Moulton-Oak Grove project as a successful model, and calls for community action in Moulton to improve streets and infrastructure.

Moulton-Oak Grove P. S Moulton

The Home Comers Return to Cities for Work

Returning soldiers and sailors face crowded cities as they seek jobs. Employers favor residents already in place, while war alloyed industries cut output and women and older workers fill roles. Young men from small towns should stay home to reclaim old jobs until demand rises.

Bank Statement Sworn In Lavaca County Texas 1919

State of Texas Lavaca County bank report sworn by E Studeman vice president and Jno Bucek cashier. The document lists assets including cash deposits notes and bonds with figures and totals for liabilities capital surplus and deposits. Notary J T Jaeggis certified the statement on January 8 1919 with directors O Fehrenkamp and O Buescher attesting.

First State Bank Moulton State of Texas Moulton Eagle State of Texas Lavaca E. Studeman Jno

Brevities From Across the Nation and State

President Poincare weighs a U S visit this summer. Census reports cotton production in 1917 at 11 302 378 bales valued at 1 532 690 000 to growers. Kimble County ships 220 060 pounds of pecans about one fourth of normal. Washington says highway outlay in Texas near 20 000 000. University of Texas enrollment 2 576 the largest ever. last year 1 882. Herman Staake San Antonio dealer dies after illness aged 53. Ohio Colorado Oklahoma ratify federal prohibition amendment. now 20 states. Ice Reeves Grayson County legislator proposes four year terms and salary for all public officers.

Bureau of Census Ice Reeves Grayson County

Readers Send Subscriptions to The Eagle

The Eagle thanks readers for recent subscription payments from P AL Green Hallettaville John Havel Moulton Frank Graves per Henry Wachtendorf Needville Harvey Sternenberg per Prof KU Sternenberg Bellville Albert Klobedans Moulton OL Stavinoha Hallettsville and others.

Eagle AL. Green Hallettaville John Havel Moulton Frank Graves Henry Wachtendorf Needville Harvey Sternenberg Prof K U. Sternenberg Bellville Albert Klobedans O. L. Stavinoha Hallettsville

Special teachers' examination to be held in Hallettsville

The County Board of Trustees allows excusal for compulsory attendance children attending religious instruction with a note to the teacher. Exemption from attendance for a few hours weekly is permitted unless reversed by the State Superintendent. Miss Willie Mae Boenigk will fill the Ezell assistant position starting December 30. Frank Schoppe, County Superintendent.

Hallettsville County Board of Trustees State Superintendent of Public Instruction Willie Mae Boenigk Yoakum Ezell Frank Schoppe

Mrs. Laura Valenta Visits Nordheim Relatives

Mrs. Laura Valenta departed Saturday to Nordheim for a several day visit with relatives, continuing a family travel pattern and social ties in the area.

Laura Valenta Nordheim

Weather Dampens Christmas Cheer on Shiner Route Three

The 1919 Christmas holidays brought less joy due to rainy weather making roads nearly impassable. Farmers want the rain to end to begin plowing and planting again. Readouts note visits by Misses Tousek and Knezek and travel updates on neighbors including Miss Jilek and Miss Clark.

Christas Misses Tousek Annie Knezek Mary Jilek Sophie Tousek Mary Vana Bessie Annie Krejci

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F. T. Fehrenkamp Oes Tacob Cinadrer Merchant Tallor Henry Krause Ucaler IN Ernst Pelzel Na7zillie Schroeder Gevera Severa W. F. Severa CO Cedar Rapids, Iowa C. F. Knape Gulf Texas Consurud P Fort Ares Liabiliti Capital Poincare France United States Junction Kimble County Washington University of Texas University Herman Staake San Antonio Mr. Staake Ohio Colorado Oklahoma Bank of Wm. Green Philip Welhausen O Buescher Ino. Bucex Wwe Fricemost Office Sankmoney Charter Oak Stores Ee. J. Bnesek & Son Koester Sararicct Tae Shiner J. W. Hinch Mallettsville Kittie Clark Edward Boehm Rennie Clark Mre Maggie Bishop
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