Moulton News Recalls Institute Era and Town Growth
The Era notes Moulton's past with the 1875 Moulton Institute founded by Prof. K. H. Allis and later abandoned, recounting growth spurred by the Moore brothers. It describes new plans for a two story brick school building, civic progress, and leadership guiding the town toward a brighter future. The item also mentions public figures A Haidersek and P H Green slated as corner-stone speakers for the forthcoming event.
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Moulton
Here
Old
K. H. Allis
Moulton Institute
South
Mexico
Allis
Ed Boehm
New
Sam
Will Moore
Messrs. Moore
Joel Meyer & Co
Columbus
New York
Boschee's German Syrup Promoted Amid Tax Notes and Local Nods
The ad touts Boschee's German Syrup as a universal remedy for severe lung troubles while the column also reports state and county taxes, assessor praise, local visitors, a baby girl birth, and other brief notices from Gonzales Inquirer style items. The tone blends medical promotion with community briefings and personal notices.
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Boschee
Green’s
A. F. Kotzebue
State presses warn on oil can dangers
The state press reports ongoing incidents from oil cans and unloaded guns with oil cans leading the casualties. It urges readers to stop striking matches to cans and to avoid careless handling.
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New Fence Law Sets Standards for Barbed Wire and Pickets
The new act defining a legal fence became effective July 7. It requires three strands of barbed wire with the top at least four feet high and posts thirty feet apart, or four feet pickets not more than four inches apart, when boards are five inches thick with four rails, ensuring fences are at least four feet tall.
Fragmentary OCR Item Leaves Reader Guessing
Readable portions show a fragmentary reference to an individual and event but lack clear names, places, dates, or outcomes. The text is too incomplete to determine the exact subject or publication context.
Southern Pacific to switch engines to oil fuel on gulf line
The Southern Pacific plans oil fueled engines on the Houston to New Orleans run. Storage tanks with a capacity of 1 250 000 gallons will be built at Houston Beaumont Lafayette and Algiers. Oil will replace coal on that division as soon as possible.
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Southern Pacific
Houston
New Orleans
Beaumont
Lafayette
Algiers
Private telephone line links Etlinger home to Lone Star saloons
A private telephone line installed this week connects Henry Etlinger’s residence to the beer market and several saloons. Etlinger built it for his own convenience and for the benefit of Lone Star Beer customers visiting the saloons, improving direct communication.
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Henry Etlinger
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