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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1919
Page
4
A commentary argues Americans learned thrift during founding days and wartime shortages, contrasting with later extravagance. It urges permanent care and temperance, cites a 177 355 governor election vote as the smallest in 45 years, and notes Texas memorials for Theodore Roosevelt. It also warns poll tax today is the deadline to vote this year.
The tax commissioners court allocated 1000 toward maintaining a farm demonstration agent. The promise reflects a push for agricultural outreach across counties in Texas.
The notices cover election contest timing, war casualties abroad, veteran deaths, Mrs Helen Sill Woodrow in Denver, farm loan totals, the Floyd bill on pool halls, Texas crop ranking, J G Kearby death, American forces on the Western Front, food relief funding, George T Oliver death, December Texas auto deaths, US cotton gins, Roosevelt pension, Weimar assembly plan, Helmleigh postoffice renamed Foch, U S military supplies, Colonel C C Slaughter death and donations to Baylor and Baptist institutions.
An old ad offers Frnner's American Elixir of Bitter Wine for digestion and general health with a testimonial from Hubbard Ohio dated January 1 1919. It claims bowel cleansing without griping and whole system benefits. Also promotes Triner's ointment for chilblains sprains and rheumatic pains with prices and Chicago address.
The Eagle thanks readers for subscription payments since last report. Names include Charles J. Pusterovsky Nordheim Charles Friedrich Schulenburg Mrs. Marie Stavinohn Shiner Charles Wagner Shiner George L Perrard Shiner Fritz Heerssen Moulton Rudolph Chiastak Mout Jim Kubena Moultwa.
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