Model Citizen Motto In Local Publication
Friday issue from 1903 notes subscription price and entry details for Moulton Nexus postal matter. It urges readers to sign all copy by Wednesday morning and extols a model citizen for doing his duty.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1903
Page
2
Comic Supplement Sparks Much Merriment in Houston Post
The Houston Post celebrates its comic supplement drawing wide reader amusement. Cartoons and humorous features entertain residents, with readers sharing favorite panels and lighthearted reactions across the city.
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The
Houston Post
Talkap Pluck Growers Association Boosts Farmers and Merchants
The Talkap Pluck Growers Association aims to aid farmers and local merchants through coordinated efforts. Members see benefits in shared resources, bargaining power, and community market support.
Independent school district imposes 20 cent property tax
Ricuuonpd levied a special school tax of 20 cents on property in the independent school district bringing added funding for local schools.
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Ricuuonpd
Morse to resign as SP assistant passenger traffic manager
Coronel F. B. Morse, longtime assistant passenger traffic manager for the Southern Pacific system, will resign effective August 1. He has served in the role since joining the railroad and will depart to pursue other opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coronel F. B. Morse
Southern Pacific
New York Society Women Wear Socks With Men Garters
Society notes report New York women adopting stockings held by men’s garters as a fashion quirk. The remark echoes debate on evolving attire and gendered dress norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Belton Sunday Law Rigidly Enforced
The text notes strict Sunday enforcement in Belton with no bread bought on Sundays and mocks the town as Empty Stomach Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belton
New Republic Planned in Eastern Venezuela
Rolando, a commander of the revolutionary forces, is to hold the presidential chair as a new republic is to be established in the eastern part of Venezuela.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venezuela
Rolando
Roosevelt Pushes Petition to Russia for Jewish Rights
President Roosevelt agreed to forward a petition to the Russian government on behalf of Russian Jews. He warned that not all bears resemble those of Mississippi and hinted at future lessons from such encounters.
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Teppr Roosevelt
Teddy
Nabbins Spoiled by I'ugss Rains at Sentinel
I'ugss rains ruin the nabbins for big eats as the Nacogdoches Sentinel reports. The piece notes that large pigs are linked to the Sentinel man’s weight.
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Nacogdoches Sentinel
Jameson Sells Gonzales Weekly to Reynolds
Epitor C. A. Jameson sold the Democrat weekly at Gonzales to J. M. Reynolds. The new owner faced a rough start as the paper’s future seemed uncertain and difficult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epitor C. A. Jameson
The
Democrat
Gonzales
J. M. Reynolds
Black spot on Saturn alarms Washington era observers
Saturn astronomers report a mysterious black spot prompting concern among experts in space science and Washington officials as they study the feature's origin and potential implications for planetary research.
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Saturn
Washington
San Antonio
Appointment fills comptroller vacancy after Love's death
Goyrzxor Latham appoints J. W. Stephens to fill the comptroller post created by Love’s death at the hands of W. G. Hill. Stephens had previously served as chief Bookkeeper in the comptroller’s office during Love’s first administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goyrzxor Latham
J. W. Stephens
Love
W.G. Hill
Stephens
Comptroller
Mr. Love
Culberson Seen As Likely Re-Elected Senator
The Washington Post notes Senator Culberson should be re elected as his term ends in 1905. It states he faces little opposition and ranks among Texas leaders in prestige and popularity alongside Mills Coke and Reagan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culberson
Lone Star
Mills, Coke
Reagan
Washington Post
Crop diversification and marketing for Lavaca county farmers
The Shiner Gazette argues Lavaca county six adapted to many crops and stresses marketing. Growers' associations should organize to find markets for pros sers and track. Large scale crops may mature in Texas while northern supply remains winter bound. Diversification pays when pursued intelligently.
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Lavaca County
Shiner Gazette
Texas
Hochheim Visit Highlights Local Tidbits
July 10 1903 editor Eagle notes Mr Lynch of Hochheim transacting business here Wednesday Mrs Gerdes returns from LaGrange visiting relatives E H Krause spent a day in Hochheim last week Mrs Eran of Wilson county visiting in town Paul Krneger of Hochheim Was here last Saturday Local baseball game Hochheim team defeated 16 to 14 score in Hochheim’s favor Mr and Mrs Trales of Corn Creek passed through en route to Shiner Xk H K
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerdes
LaGrange
E. Hf. Krause
Hochheim
Eran
Wilson County
Burg
Paul Krneger
Mrs. Trales
Corn Creek
Shiner
Baursville News Reports Floods and Farm Progress
From Baursville dated July 10 1903 a note on abundant rain crop prospects a crop and a half boll weevils drowned and corn maturing. Green and Welhausen of Shiner build a levee on Woods ranch to protect crops from overflows. Ernst Meyer and son visited Fayette county Frank Meiserschlaeger arrived from Sour Lake Wm Schlottmann of Sour Lake planned to spend July 4 in Baursville but may have been delayed. I C U r.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette County
Baursville
Green and Welhausen
Shiner
Woods
Ernst Meyer and Son
Frank Meiserschlaeger
Sour Lake
Wm. Schlottmann
Boursville
Wiliam
Fritz Peeper
Bashful Lover’s Tablecloth Disaster Ends in Bachelorhood
In Indiana a bashful young man staying overnight spills coffee, drops his fork, and hides a shirt under the tablecloth mistaken for his apparel. He tugs the cloth free, causing a crash as the family leaves, and the girl marries another man while the suitor remains a bachelor past fifty.
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Indiana
A Boll Weevil Scheme In Crenshaw Texas
Mr Joo Ballew of Crenshaw Texas submits a practical cotton farming idea to fight boll weevils. The plan uses roof shaped beds to expose squares to sun to kill larvae pupae and eggs then a rake dragged by a pony or mule piles and burns to attract weevils and pests.
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Joo. Ballew
Crenshaw
Texas
Dallas News
Unclear excerpt hints at practical measures in bird and fowl control
Fragmentary text suggests methods used by practical men of intelligence to manage birds and domestic fowls, urging broader cooperation or approval. The passage appears to critique incomplete or theoretical approaches.
Moulton and Shiner Baseball Clash Ends In Rain
The Moulton team traveled to Shiner with many residents to face the Shiner squad. A rainstorm forced the game to end after 7 innings with Shiner leading 5 to 4. Umpire Thuelemeyer praised. Mueller and Dockery stood out for Moulton. Attendance listed includes numerous Moulton locals.
Neighborhood Notes and Regional Updates in July Dispatches
Several towns report council actions and local incidents. Gonzales contracts a Seagraves Company fire engine. Hall etsville notes health trips for Prof Guenther. Lizzie Buchanan earns a Sam Ironston Normal scholarship. Joe Ranson and Raw son pass/ fail naval exams. Elsewhere a farmer is bitten by a snake near Cistern. Miles to visit Texas. rail delays from rain. Dallas cites education funding. Eureka Lake votes. snow and weather notes. Waco to receive a hospital. fatal and property incidents sprinkled across counties. Includes track damage to San Antonio line and a cloudburst near Yorktown Nordheim.
Corpus Christi Summer Normal Enthusiastic Review
Prof Guenther Lavaca county schools superintendent visits with his family and praises the Corpus Christi Summer Normal. The school reports no new students this week and continues its course of study with diligence and success.
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Corpus Crony
Guenther
Lavaca County
Corpus Christi
Local Couple Weds in McMurrey Settlement Near Sweet Home
J A Moore and Miss Sarah McMurrey of Sweet Home wed Wednesday at Mrs McMurrey’s home in the McMurrey settlement three miles from Sweet Home. The bride grew up in the country and Moore, a longtime resident, once conducted a singing school in Halletsville.
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Halletsville
J.A. Moore
Sarah McMurrey
Sweet Home
McMurrey
Mr. Moore
Electric Bitters Cited As Cure For Rheumatism
Colusa California man Joe Golobick testifies 15 years of rheumatic pain eased by Electric Bitters. He claims several bottles cured him and extends the medicine’s praise to liver and kidney troubles and general debility. 50 cents, satisfaction guaranteed by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Golobick
Colusa
Calif
Atlanta
Local cures promoted in broadside style amid ads
In Cuba New York and Leighton Alabama upliftment notices tout Batard's Seon Lieiment and Herbine for liver and bowel regulation. Medical testimonials claim cures for pimples blood poison and worms with White's Vermifuge and Botanic Blood Balm. Also advertised are cheap papers printing services and Dr King’s New Life Pills for energy and health.
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Dr. King
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Q.F. Amape
Ublisher
Moulton, Nexus
Rever News
EAGLE
Lynch
Xk. H. K
Moulton Vs. Shiner
Moulton
A. M. Kotzebue
Merseburger
MH. Mueller
T.dickson
Ellis Dockery
Ed. Kure
Louis Niehbar
Wm. Kotzebue
S. S
Julius Kotzebue
Otto Arnim
Wm. Jaeggli
Thuelemeyer
Mueller
Blohm
Mueller and
Dockery
Gus. Arnim
Joe Arnim
L. A. Memers
Jacob Kure
H. Kotzebue
Frank Janecek
Konstand Rehmer
Jno
Neighborhood Notes
F. P. Guenther
Rockland
Seagraves Company
Columbus
Ohio
Mass
Lizzie Buchanan
Sam Ironston Normal
Hurtsville
Annapolis
Joe Ranson
Naval Academy
Rawson
Flatonia
A. M. Gasch
Cistern
Gat Elie Book Board
Nelson A. Miles
Waffie
Sua
Dallas
Waco
Sisters of Charity
C. R. Hudson
Elec
Aransas Pass
Eag Lake
Fror Ville
Colo
South and West Texas Press Association
Galveston
Oakford Park
Pennsylvania
San Antonio & Aransas
Luling
Nat Kimbal
Emil Gronle
New Braunfels
Stokes
Guadalupe County
Yorktown
Nordheim
Boehm
Weeks
Hunt
T. J. Hunt
Merom
Ind
Zeburs
Druggiat
Vexak
Bseetcesensvoge
Zorse Shoolmes
Severa
Severa Ata Oes Ig Co
Iukia
W. L. Riley
Cuba
Batlard
F. Kotzebue
Lloustes
A. F. Kotzebue
H. P. Kumpe
Leighton
Ala
Kotzebue
M. A. Jolley
Noble
C. T
Tue Kacie
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