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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1920
Page
4
The notice lists a subscription rate of two dollars per year in advance and confirms entering the publication as second class matter at the Moulton Texas post office. It notes foreign advertising representation by The American Press Association and dates the item to Friday July 23 1926.
Culled from our exchanges report Jos J Mikulik returning to work at the Electric Light office in Yoakum after vacation. A. P. Bagby Jr of Austin visits his father Gen A P Bagby and relatives in the area. Tax Collector Steve Bennett resumes work after two weeks illness. Congressmen J J Mansfield from Columbus visits friends while enduring rheumatism and high medical costs. Fannie Rice returns home from Smithville hospital where patients show improvement after operations. Smithville hospital expansion plans discussed amid signs of city support. Good morning how many rats did you kill.
Orange County has organized a Cox and Roosevelt club, believed to be the first of its kind in the state. The initiative aims to promote civic discussion and community engagement through meetings and activities.
The remark notes a $10 annual feeding cost per rat and asks for the current number of rats being fed.
The note urges Texas voters to remember Primary Day on Saturday July 24 and to bring poll tax receipts if required. It mentions Mr Mrs or Miss Vater in a local context.
Campaign records show William G. McAdoo spent 443 on efforts to win the presidential nomination, but he did not secure the nomination.
The Nueces county tax assessor estimates September hurricane damage in Corpus Christi at $747,000 affecting homes businesses and property records across the county.
Lieutenant Governor W. A. Johnson acted as governor for three weeks while Governor Hobby was away, doing the duties so quietly that few residents realized it at the time.
The Lone Star Brewery in San Antonio will be converted into a cotton factory. The plant is planned to start operations within ten months and will provide jobs for about three hundred people.
Colonel William Lewis Moody a longtime Galveston resident prominent in banking and business died Saturday after a brief illness. Born in Virginia 92 years ago he leaves a wife and two children.
Paul H. Fertsch of Hallettsville announces his candidacy for Lavaca County Attorney Texas in the upcoming primary. He notes his Lavaca upbringing 32 years old and law practice since 1915 with army service and current tenure as Hallettsville city attorney since April 1916. He appeals for citizen support and pledges an honest efficient administration.
Rel atives of Miss Mattie Lee Dilworth of Gonzales report she has returned home after two years in New York City studying voice with renowned masters. She will depart for Italy later this month for further study, continuing a family line from Mrs. Fannie Dilworth and the late Col. Dilworth of Gonzales.
Dear farmers and voters Bucek asks for support in the primaries on June 24. He notes farmer background and promises service if elected, urging turnout despite fears and citing Ferguson Forum guidance on general election voting. He signs sincerely as F. K. Bucek.
In Lavaca County Texas Mrs Erna Kotzebue executrix of the estate of A F Kotzebue deceased issues notice to creditors and claimants to present all claims by law at her Moulton Texas office. The will was probated June 16 1920 in Lavaca County Court. This notice dated June 12 1920.
Misses Mildred Lennie Lee and Mabel Knape returned Sunday from several weeks in Schulenburg Swiss Alp O Quinn and Flatonia. Mrs H J Livingston and family of Beaumont visited Mr and Mrs Vince Rehmet then returned home Monday. Konstant Rehmet and family Lucas Rehmet and family Edmund L Etlinger and family Mrs Julius Kotzebue and children Marie and Madeline Goetz traveled to Conzales Sunday.
A special election will be held in DeWitt county on July 30 to elect a county superintendent of schools. Candidates are Prof. H. B. Montgomery and Prof. F. C. Engelking. The advertisement also notes a medicinal product priced at 60 cents.
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