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Melton
Texas
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1903
Page
2
Subscription Notice Encourages Local Truck Association
Friday July 17 1903 subscription in advance policy notes all copy must be signed and delivered by Wednesday morning. The Falletsville Herald urges vigorous criticism to aid the town and mentions Mounton Eade beginning support for a truck association to drive funds for Moulton and surrounding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tr Mounton Eade
Moulton and Vivinity
Falletsville
Ierald
Secretary Hay Might Resign From Roosevelt Cabinet
Report says Secretary Hay plans resignation after being bypassed by the president on a matter involving Russian Jews. The action reflects tensions within Roosevelt's administration over policy toward Jewish refugees and diplomatic dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Roosevelt
Mr. Hay
Silver dollar payments would require vast silver freight
Bryan's Commoner notes that the 57th Congress appropriations totaling 1,554,108,518 dollars, if paid in silver dollars, would need enough silver to form about 100 freight trains of twenty cars each, each car carrying 40,000 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Moralizing about school discipline and parental reactions
The piece contrasts modern fears over a teacher disciplining a student with past practices. It recalls a boy who came home howling after a whipping and whose punishment was sometimes repeated at home, noting shifting views on corporal punishment and the era of moral suasion. It mentions Steven as a cited example and questions the switch’s desirability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tux
Paris News
Evan
Steven
Treasury payroll counting the national funds in view
A Washington correspondent reports the Treasury is counting a large reserve fund with twenty young aides. Workers handle about 12 000 to 20 000 bills daily as they sort 403 000 000 in gold silver currency into 1 000 note packets. The process will take 30 to 40 days for the cash and longer to finish coins and smaller notes. The entire count may span around three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Tadies
Washington
New York American
Oldest tree in the world compared to Washington monument
A California sequoia is described as the oldest living being with a 154 ft circumference and an estimated 51 ft diameter. The column notes vast size, questions its height, and laments that many giants are destroyed to make grape vine stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Washington Monument
Monument
Untitled fragment on tree destruction and vandalism
A Northwest Magazine excerpt warns of widespread damage to giant trees and asks where the hand of Uncle Sam stands as the trunk shivers into splinters amid perceived vandalism by the white man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Northwest Magazine
Shiner Defeats Moulton In Tight Local Baseball Showdown
Shiner jumped ahead to beat Moulton 5 to 1 after five scoreless innings in a Sunday evening clash. A large crowd from Shiner and Hallettsville witnessed the game, and local spectators hope for a rematch soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiner
Moulton
Halletsville
Futue
DREYER NEWS Hints of Crops and Flood Damage
The Guadalupe river ran high with a 20 foot water gauge causing damage to corn and cotton. Celebrated locals report good crops in Shiner area while social visits occur in Hochheim Yoakum and Gonzales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno
Mueller
Guadalupe
District Judge appoints court stenographer in Halletsville
District Judge M. Kennon appoints J H Dougherty as official court stenographer after A J Rosenthal Jr failed to meet exam averages. Dougherty to be tested at Gonzales next Wednesday. Ladies Cemetery association to host ice cream supper at the court house yard next Friday for the Silver Corner band. Track Growers association aims for a fall street fair to aid their work. Prospects for a good crop are excellent, promising spending money for all. Lutheran Frauenverein raised thirty four dollars for their church at a recent ice cream fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halletsville
M. Kennon
J. H. Dougherty
This Place
A. J. Rosenthal, Jr
Dougherty
Gonzales
Ladies Cemetery Association
Court House Yard
Silver Corner
Neighborhood Notes from Halletsville Herald
Madisonville representative R J Randolph and J M Robinson of Fuller, Kentucky were in town the past week. West Texas breeder H W Harrison bought goats and hogs for Castleman place. W J Cooper sold his farm near the city and moved near Moulton. F L Kahnek married Annie Kainer of Moravia at St John’s Church, with a Galveston bridal trip planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halletsville Herald
R. J. Randolph
Madisonville
J. M. Robinson
Fuller
Kentucky
Randolph
Madison County
Tom Porton
Flatonia
H. W. Harrison
West Texas
Castleman Place
Harrison
Yoakum ‘Times
W. J. Cooper
Moulton
Halleteville
F. L. Kahanek
Near Town
Annie Kainer
San Antonio visit ends with grand views and building boom
The writer tours San Antonio noting muddy streets, cedar post foundations, and new homes raised on stilts. They describe San Pedro Springs with canals and an ice cream tent, Carnegie Library with grand pillars and the no talking rule, and the Christan church praised as the state’s finest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Pedro Springs
Carnegie Library
Sampson
Carnegie Hall
Christan Church
Evergreen school hosts farewell picnic with cheers and ice cream
Evergreen school closed last Friday with a joyful picnic for students. Miss Baron led a farewell song as pupils waved goodbye. Local residents discuss farm sales, visits, and small town events including Mr. Darilek’s illness and court notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epstor
Evergreen School
Oscar Schwartz
Frank Machard
Moulton
Schwartz
California
Julius Kraetzschmai
New Ulm
Louis Krause
Industry
Joe Klehege
Breslau
Jno
Thigpen
Frank Darilek
Ed. Balhorn
Joe. Kleihege
Messrs
Eschenburg & Blohm
Shiner
Burg
Hilda Baron
Wied
Smothers
Henry Balborn
Novohrad
Texas and World News Highlights From NupShell
Qoul found near San Antonio and Pope’s condition worsens. Texas to host grand World’s Fair exhibit. Jeffries-Corbett fight boat to sail next month. Kearsage ordered home. Honduras forces defeat revolutionists. Boers buy 100000 acres of Mexican land. Mrs Olivia Aycock dies in Gonzales at 73. Williamson County to vote on prohibition July 18. Western Texas drenched by heavy rain. Tampico reports ten yellow fever deaths. Ostriches exceed 1000 near Phoenix Ark. Bell County hosts prohibition campaign. August 18 election set. Americans acquire 2.5 million acre timber tract near Chihuahua. General Miles visits Texas. First Texas Cavalry reunion at Mineral Wells August 12-13. Miss Kennon Jones named maid of honor for Confederate Veterans. Japanese colony buys 1000 acres rice land near Stilson station 33 miles east of Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First ‘Texas Cavalry
Mineral Wells
Texas
Kennon Jones
Gonzales
Texas Division of Confederate Veterans
Cures Sciatica and Health Remedies Advertised
A collage of medical claims and product pitches including Ballard's Snow Liniment for sciatica, Herbine liver regulator, White's Cream Vermifuge for worms, Botanic Blood Balm for blood diseases, and Dr King's New Life Pills. Also mentions paper printing services and local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sciatica
W. L. Riley
LL L. D
Cuba
New York
Ballard
A. F. Kotzebue
Blood Balm Co
Atlanta
Dr. King
All Draggiet
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EAGLE
Mrs. Morgan
Hochheim
R. Dreyer
Yoakum
Jao. Wemken
Mr. Osborng
Ad. Schultze
Halletsville Notes
Neighborhood Notes
San Antonio
Eprtor
College Hill
Cltizen
Hexkhaus News
Henry Schoenvogel
Justice’s Court
Dixon’s School
Wm. Jaroszewski
Mother
Scharlottenburg
Jane
Batiste
Gcayd
Ienox
Verona
Claremont Batiste
Tial
Boehm
Joe Golobick
Colusa
Calif
San An
Tonio
Jeffries—Corbett
Kearsage
Honduras
Mexico
Olivia Aycock
Williamson County
Tampico
Phoenix
Art
Bell County
Chihuahua
Nelson A. Miles
Stilson Station
Houston
Weeks
Hunt
T. J. Hunt
Merom
Ind
A. ID. Kotzebue
Jacob Kure
Booroshhhvs Hss Oe
Etorseo
Severa
St. Gothard’s
Iowa
Eacre
Tousten
Galveston
H. P. Kumpe
Leighton
Ala
Kotzebue
M. A. Tolley
Noble
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