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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1902
Page
2
Postoffice notice from Moulton Texas lists subscription terms and submission deadline. Seguin reports 16 burglaries arrested amid a rising mosquito problem. Article notes resignation of Prof Mauy, boll weevil king, from the Agricultural and Mechanical college board. Houston gunners miss a mad dog shot after 39 rounds.
The historical note says about 500000 foreigners landed at New York over the past year. Some may become desirable citizens while others will not be fit for anything. The industrial edition of the San Antonio Express from Wednesday included a strong description of San Antonio and Southwest Texas.
Congressman Burcess returns home from Washington as Democratic standard bearer for the North district facing no strong opposition. Hopes rise despite war fears and political tensions.
The Gray son herd of 25 000 cattle was sold to California dealers for 400 000 dollars last week. The South and West Texas Press Association meeting will be held August 22 and 23, with Gonzales contributing and journalists coordinating to ensure a successful gathering.
A century ago readers debated Lord Kitchener’s triumphant arrival and lingering questions about Lord Roberts’ reception. The piece questions costs of American imperial ventures, then notes Texas rice land gains and a looming gubernatorial race with Lanham. Local notices from Swiss Alp report several community happenings and personal updates.
The author argues that Mexican bands perform well but Mexico-based groups often work another trade besides music. They criticize traveling orchestras for focusing solely on performance and value disciplined practice, noting daily play may not prove credibility if skill lacks.
Congressman Burgess greeted by a large crowd in a full district court room. County Judge Glass presided. Burgess pledged devotion to the party and unity, praising his congressional record and suggesting a hopeful Democratic victory in the next presidential election.
A fine rain fell here and did much good to cotton and grass. The husbandmen wear happy faces.
Chairman W. R. Kine calls the Ninth District Democrats to meet at Eagle Lake at 8 p m on Wednesday July 30 1902 to nominate a Democratic candidate for congress and conduct other proper business. The first formal district assembly seeks large representative attendance.
A Sunday dispute over 65 cents near Nickle ended when Will Grant, a Black man, shot Shanon Franks in the hand and stomach. Franks died Tuesday morning. Grant was arrested and jailed.
A business owner thanks customers for liberal patronage and announces a new furniture order valued between 1400 and 1500 dollars. The note invites customers to request special pieces not typically stocked and expresses gratitude with a hope to retain support into the future.
Local residents and relatives gathered at Sweet Dome for a Sunday visit with Vince Darilek of Praha and Mrs Pavlicek of Witting. Emil Darilek and family joined relatives, and a dance at Joe Darilek’s home ended the day with good spirits.
The snippet lists social happenings and local news from Flatonia area outlets. Highlights include Lt. Cook bringing a Filipino child for education, a Moonlight Picnic hosted by Miss Annie Janszen for Gonzales visitors, various attendees named, Joe Schenk’s Houston employment and return, Lena Dullje’s death near Everth, Typhoid recovery of Sheriff Bennett, W. T. Bagby family trip, and bond records transfer in Lataca County with costs estimated under 200 dollars.
Mr. Aug Schendel and wife of Shiner visited Mr Fr D Jaroszewski's family last week. Mr Fritz Kram and wife traveled to Shiner on Sunday to visit relatives. Mr Jacob Wendel was visiting in the area.
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