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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1917
Page
4
In this excerpt a nation’s ideals depend on cheerful daily effort. It stresses how optimism in work, especially farming, uplifts communities and strengthens civic life. It links positive service to national prosperity and the lingering impact of hopeful, industrious people on society. Farm and Ranch.
Blinn Memorial College in Brenham announces a shift from athletic programs to military training for students. The move prioritizes disciplined instruction and structured physical readiness over sports participation.
The thirty fifth legislature created more schools and educational institutions than any prior assembly. Texas has advanced educational efforts significantly during Governor Ferguson's administration.
State Department of Agriculture urges Texas growers to plant seeded ribbon cane to boost syrup output. Three pounds of seed cover one acre, and first class land can yield about 300 gallons of syrup per acre.
The Eagle urges readers to study the advertisements in these columns. Local business people speak direct to shoppers, claiming timely offers will help save many dollars through opportunistic buying throughout the year.
The Weimer Mercury notes Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Dittmar and family visiting Moulton for the wedding of Miss Emmie Bohnenkamp and Erich Brunkenhoefer. Shiner Enterprise reports guests Emmie Franncis Filipp, Miss Batey, and F L Filipp visiting Otto Barta. Shiner Gazette records funeral attendees for Mrs. F. G. Guittard from Houston Kingsville San Antonio and Victoria.
Harry Meyer and his son Charles were in Houston when the boy injured his eye with a screwdriver corner. The inflammation caused severe pain and doctors feared loss of sight, but a specialist now believes the eye can be saved.
Williard L. Russel, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Russel, a Hallettsville High School graduate, received a letter from Congressman J. J. Mansfield offering an appointment to the U. S. Army Academy at West Point for next year. The paper commends his bright potential and public duties.
Mrs. Kate Steward visited relatives and friends then returned home to Hamon. Mr. Ford Weidel ordered a new peanut picking machine, aiming for arrival before harvest to boost efficiency versus the old peanut thresher.
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