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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1919
Page
4
A reflective piece compares planting seeds to financial growth, urging patience as crops mature and savings accumulate slowly. It equates war savings stamps to seeds that grow into fortune, warning that rewards come with successive seasons and time.
A Census Bureau bulletin shows Texas produced 2,696,561 bales 22.4 percent of the national crop in 1918, followed by Georgia 2,122,405 bales 17.6 percent, South Carolina 1,569,918 bales 13 percent, and Mississippi 1,226,051 bales 10.2 percent. Bolivar Mississippi led counties with 124,936 bales and Orangeburg South Carolina with 110,718 bales.
The city faces severely deteriorated streets ahead of the busy season. Officials urge immediate work to repair surfaces and restore smoother traffic flow.
Court orders publication in Lavaca County newspapers for four consecutive weeks to summon Victoria Kulicka to appear October 13, 1919, in Hallettsville before the Lavaca County District Court regarding Joseph Kulicka's divorce petition. It recounts marriage in 1881, abandonment in 1906, and financial transfers including sale of community property.
Advertises Tuiner's Antipatria as an antiseptic mouth wash and Tuiner's American Elixir of Bitter-Wine for stomach troubles and digestion. Promotes keeping vowels open and cleanliness of intestines as fortification against disease. Sold by Joseph Triner Company in Chicago.
Edmund Frerichs of Orange Grove came in Monday. Captain Gay T. Ilelom and family arrived from Houston Thursday. Ralph Haloza of Temple takes a clerkship at G A Baur. Lieutenant William F. Weatcourt left Sunday for Houston College Station Greenville and San Antonio. Eddie Kolar and family reside at Jacob Nachlinger cottage on West First. Mrs. William Franke and children, visiting Kotzebue family in Shiner, returned home Friday.
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