Shiner to Build New Brick School House
Shiner plans a new brick school house in the near future as civic progress continues. Residents anticipate improved classrooms and a lasting community landmark.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1911
Page
2
Shiner plans a new brick school house in the near future as civic progress continues. Residents anticipate improved classrooms and a lasting community landmark.
The legislature's first called session convenes next Monday in Austin to begin its business under the Thirty second legislative banner.
Report from Austin cites the state's total taxable property at about 2.48 billion dollars, an increase of roughly 87 million over the previous year, signaling notable growth in state assets.
United States farm land, buildings, and implements are valued at 35,859,663,660, an increase of 18,482,238,000 over the past decade.
A local advisory urges parents to evaluate Moulton area educational facilities before autumn enrollment. The community touts its schools as among the best in the region, stressing careful comparison of programs and outcomes.
Seventeen days of joy describe the third annual cotton carnival in Galveston running July 29 through August 14 with numerous amusement features and attractions.
The reciprocity trade agreement between the United States and Canada passed the senate by 53 to 27 with 32 Democrats and 21 Republicans voting in favor.
The Great Lumber Co of Beaumont purchased grounds near the Finkelstein hotel in Hallettsville and will soon erect sheds and improvements, ending eight years with a single lumber yard in town. County Attorney Stavimba filed 55 delinquent tax suits for 1910. Robert Sauls and Louis Wilkins, both colored, faced an examining trial on assault to murder charges with $500 bonds. Dr H S Clark praised for horse breeding in Lavaca County. Lavaca County financials show $77,000 bonded debt and $5,131 county poor farm value with four years expenses at $1,175. Floyd Easterling, Del Rio inspector, visits Hallettsville on vacation, noting border duties during the Mexican crisis now quiet.
Big figures in politics gather in Austin during the legislative session. Redistricting spurs mapmakers and the appropriation bill unites lawmakers and lobbyists around funding, reshaping alliances and campaigns.
The appropriation bill will add new items and raise current expenditures to meet state demands. Texas has never spent on resource development, but the upcoming session may show wisdom and place sign boards on the road to progress.
Analysts forecast larger state representative and congressional districts with growing membership. The shift could prompt many candidates to author new chapters in the state’s political history, while some may withdraw from politics. Local social notes: Mrs Riley and Miss Howerton visited the city. others returned home from visits in Shiner Swiss Alp Freyburg Lockhart Burlington and more.
A reflective piece argues the home fireside is the ultimate arena where humanity resolves power dynamics. It notes financiers and labor push to increase power through organization and strength, with civic leaders setting platforms, yet final questions must be decided at the fireside after work.
The piece argues against prohibiting power expansion through organized effort, contending such limits block progress. It urges rapid government ownership only if necessary, but prioritizes multiplying usable energy while minimizing dangers, calling for patriotic, careful stewardship by noble minds to address vast industrial challenges.
Change of advertisements deadline is 2 p m Tuesday in this office. Mrs John Petrechs and son from Yorktown visit, Mrs M L Yamil returns home from Yoakum after a week with Wood family. First cotton bale by John Pesek near Novobrad, eight miles NE, weighed 572 pounds sold to Rad Jaeggli Bro at 15 cents a pound. Jaeggli Bro rewards Pesek with a barrel of flour.
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