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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1913
Page
4
An Onarga Leader and Review excerpt extols a weekly paper casting a favorable light on residents. It claims to reveal weddings births and local events while suppressing scandal and negative details, presenting virtue and family happiness while masking faults.
A 1910 census shows Lavaca County with 225 goats valued at $402. Texas farms total 1,135,344 goats worth $2.514 million. Two percent, or 7,937 of 417,770 farms statewide raise goats. Seguin voters approve a $48,000 school bond for a new building and plans contract awarded.
A Rye New York resident Sewell Ford learns his neighbor Simeon Ford runs a hotel. A telephone exchange leads to a playful bargain over an unpaid meat bill with both men promising to settle the other’s account. No final deal reported as of last accounts.
The cross signature, common on old papers, often signified oath and good faith rather than ignorance. It was used when a signer could not write or to attest truthfulness, sometimes added with an oath beside the name.
It is always reassuring to read of some millionaire's son who, dressed in overalls, has taken up some hard, grimy job at a few dollars a week, just as a poor farmer's or mechanic's son might do. But his election, in a few weeks, to the directorship or vice presidency of his father's business shows a growth that boys of more humble parentage can hardly hope to equal.
A Fulton couple begins their marriage with a motorcycle honeymoon. The editor quips that motorcycling is not a tested route to conjugal bliss, framing the jaunt as questionable exercise in a lighthearted Kansan Times tone.
A bishop in the Church of England contends with a Catholic family member who mocks his beliefs. The nun jokes that his path to heaven hinges on his consovable ignorance.
A two year old boy fell into a large trough while a three year old girl cried out that the child was in water. The mother rushed to the scene, lifted the boy from the trough and renewed his breathing.
A 36 plate hand colored porcelain set shown in St Petersburg is valued at 36000 rubles. Each plate is worth 1000 rubles and the entire collection belongs to Count Oroloff Dadivoff.
Quote from Edmund Burke on how enemies aid growth and skill through struggle.
The cotton school of the Agricultural and Mechanical College opens under J B Baegly for an indefinite period. Students may enter any time for instruction aimed at farmers and men entering the cotton business, covering all aspects of cotton classing.
Galveston plans two days of horse racing on July 31 and August 1 in conjunction with the Fifth Annual Cotton Carnival. The event, touted as unmatched in the southwest, will run after the automobile race meet on the famed course renowned for its excellence.
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