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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1911
Page
2
Moulton has contracted for an up to date system of waterworks and work on same will begin at once. The item notes immediate start on the new installation. The announcement reflects civic improvements planned for the town.
The Westhoff Advertiser is now an appreciated visitor at this office. It has recently been added to our excharge list and is described as a good up to date paper.
In recent months Moulton has seen many new buildings rise, reflecting steady growth without becoming a boom town. Local observers note ongoing development while the community maintains a measured expansion pace.
The former Texas governor T. M. Campbell, who served four years, has returned to Palestine to resume his law practice. He acknowledges possible mistakes but is not the worst Texas governor, bidding farewell with "Goodbye, Tommie."
Missouri Representative Champ Clark spoke at the New York annual dinner of periodical publishers. He urged that every man be educated to read his ballot and vote according to conscience, noting education can come from schools newspapers or magazines.
Hallettsville New Era reports a petition by Pencilpushers and business leaders urging Congressman Burgess to vote against the Parcels Post bill while local farmers prepare a counter petition.
Governor O B Colquitt sends the first message to the Texas legislature. He calls for enforcing local option on prohibition, separation of state and county taxes, and swift action on the Confederate Women's Home. He pushes transferring the state railroad, consolidating courts, amending school texts, establishing country high schools, and separating the University of Texas from the A M College by constitutional amendment.
Jake F. Wolters of Houston, chairman of the anti statewide prohibition group in Texas, urges rapid organization to deter the statewide ban. He notes strong local option sentiment but warns against overconfidence and calls for poll-tax qualification and exemptions for seniors and young men to mobilize opponents county by county. He stresses decisive action to bury the statewide amendment and preserve local self government.
Eor Sale having bought out the entire stock of a breeding establishment we will leave for sale at Hallettaville Texas Wednesday July 11 1911 200 head of young well broke horses mares and mules from 15 to 164 hands high and from 3 to 5 years old This stock was bought at a bargain and will be sold cheap Come and see for yourself Best lot of stock ever shipped to South Texas Rueinstrom Greenebaum Hallettaville Texas
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