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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1905
Page
2
Local readers are urged to support a 25 cent tax per 100 value to fund nine months of free school and back public efforts in Moulton. Reports name Hon Lee Ayers as a future candidate for the Eighteenth district senate, replacing Judge Paulus.
Local notes report visits from Peter Antrich and Linhart Antrich families, a Hermann Songs gathering tapping a keg, and Sabbath visits with Komensky kin. Ienry Uirech studies in a modern college while fodder making dominates farm work. A child injury at fodder hauling is noted as serious but not fatal.
Report from Shiner indicates local partners will not establish a new National bank here after buying a large 25 percent stake in Lavaca County National bank. Weather notes mention heavy rain, cooler winds, and potential cotton yields plus hay and sorghum activities. Colonel James Carr, noted Indian fighter and frontiersman, dies in San Antonio. Germany claims a seagoing sanitarium with the Fuerst Bismarck health cruise guided by Dr. Schweninger, offering gym, electric baths and massage aboard a near 4,000 mile voyage.
Rev. Hudecek, pastor of the Catholic church, traveled to Shiner on Saturday. Warne Krause visited Gonzales on business last Thursday and returned the same day. Misses Della and Mary Boehm spent Thursday with friends at Flatonia. Misses Kate Cherry and Kate Pleasant of Kerens Navarro County are guests at Old Moulton this week hosted by the Cherry sisters.
Joan Pratt, pioneer inventor of the typewriter and stereotyping, passed away in Chattanooga on June 28 at age 76. His work in early printing tech was noted as groundbreaking.
Congressman Burinson proposes legislation to punish individuals who disclose government information without authorization. The bill targets unauthorized disclosure and aims to deter leaks by imposing penalties and potential sanctions.
State Comptroller John W Stephens names Mig Rach el Buchanan to the Sam Houston Normal in Hauteville according to Slaueteville Herald. W K Green of Yoakum promoting Lavaca County Tobacco Co reports selling nearly 40 000 Lavaca County cigars on the road amid strong North Texas demand.
Birth announcements list nine newborns from families in Sweet Home Moulton Ezzell Halloteville Oak Grove Shiner Breslau and near Shiner with dates in June and July including a boy and several girls. Death notices report Lillie Iavemann Emma Paul Frances Beatrice McKinnon and Ferdinand Arnim with ages from 1 year to 87 years and causes such as colitis convulsions dentition laryngeal diphtheria valvular heart disease and catarrh.
A Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio Railway Company was ordered to pay William Mohrmann $5,000 for injuries from last year while employed unloading stock. Mohrmann uses crutches. Hopkins and Rainbolt defended for the railroad. The report notes grand jury activity with fourteen felony and ten misdemeanor indictments, and a single special venire case set for July 24 against W. W. Cook for murder.
During the last illness and death of our husband and son Mr. August Koch we were gladdened by the kindness of friends and the Sons of Iermann. We express sincere gratitude for their efforts to ease his sufferings and will cherish these memories. Mrs Aveust Kocu axp Parents.
El Campo has been incorporated since May 18. The region reports thousands of acres of rice under water. John Priesmeyer built a wind mill for his cousin Aug Priesmeyer. Holloway and Hefner sold the Fisher block to the First National Bank of Victoria for 25000 dollars.
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