Vital statistics reveal Texas May births and deaths
May figures show 4,231 births and 2,619 deaths in Texas. The report lists total births and deaths for the month and notes changes from prior periods.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1916
Page
4
May figures show 4,231 births and 2,619 deaths in Texas. The report lists total births and deaths for the month and notes changes from prior periods.
The piece urges a sane national political campaign in November where citizens and candidates remain united. It emphasizes exercising free thought without personal attacks and calls for a campaign conducted between gentlemen with mutual respect.
A country publisher denounces sensational and misleading national and military coverage by yellow papers. The writer argues readers accept falsehoods from big papers while expecting truth from their local press, lamenting a double standard in public judgment.
A fine rain fell here Monday and the farmers are wearing a smile that won't come off. Every body is happy.
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt refuses the progressive party nomination and declares support for Charles Evans Hughes, urging Bull Moose followers to back him as well.
Raymond Winfree, who led the Falls City Facts for a year, has moved on to write poetry in Seadrift. The writer is described as a good newspaper man, and well wishes are extended for his new pursuit.
The United States Geological Survey reports 4,200,000 barrels of petroleum marketed from Northern and Central Texas fields in the first six months of the year.
The Texas county superintendents institute will meet in Austin from July 25 to 28. State Superintendent W F Doughty has prepared an engaging program. About 130 county superintendents and as many ex officio superintendents are expected, with 90 percent planning to attend. A compulsory school attendance law bulletin is being prepared and will be ready in about 30 days. The bulletin will include notes and interpretations by the state superintendent and will become operative September 1, aiding officials in enforcing the law.
From Our Exchanges reports Rud Chlastak and family visiting relatives in Shiner and planning days there. Fayetteville Fact notes William Dickson Green returning from Lawrenceville School New Jersey. A baby boy born to Ben Janssen and wife on Wednesday June 21 with mother and child healthy. Gazetextends congratulations. Gus Jaroszewski recovering in San Antonio likely home next week. Hackberry lodge O D H S members met Moltke lodge O D H S and joined Hallettsville lodge, bringing local membership to 196.
Salutatorian Thomas Munford of the class of 1996 has secured an appointment to West Point through Congressman George F. Burgess. He plans to leave in July for entrance exams. Also noted: Mrs. Gen. I Houston and Miss Dorris of San Antonio visited Big Hill. Merrem and Lambers left Schulenburg for San Antonio after residing in Tampico, Mexico, amid war unrest.
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