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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1921
Page
4
The Salvation Army will place flowers on the graves of American soldiers buried in Arlington Cemetery in Washington or in France upon relatives’ request. Parents seeking grave locations can obtain full information by applying to Salvation Army headquarters in Washington.
Quote from William Jennings Bryan delivered in Washington describing laws as intended to control those who resist them. The remark emphasizes enforcement regardless of offenders' wishes.
The Eagle thanks readers who paid subscriptions since the last report including John Schutz Moulton Mrs Louise Ammermann Moulton Richard Arnim Moulton John Priesmeyer EiCampo J KE Quebedeaux Harrisburg Adam Schutz Moulton and Rudolph Chlastak Shiner.
The Dilworth school closed May 9 with appropriate exercises and a barbecue enjoyed by many from afar. Two graduates Miss Kittle Marie Hull and Mina Kuben spoke well and delivered messages. The San Antonio board sent Rev and Mrs Stewart to organize attendees. Sunday school was organized with a collection for literature. Mrs Ruby Sockwell returned home from Spofford with her companions. Reports note cold symptoms and local farm work continued as weather and crops progress. Lone Star, May 27, 1921.
Mr and Mrs Ed Balborn of Cameron celebrate the arrival of a nine pound baby boy born May 16 The Eagle extends congratulations and best wishes to the family.
A local discussion endorses a special school tax not to exceed $1 per $100 valuation. The speaker argues the community’s generous funding ensures schools are well supported and obstacles to progress will be overcome.
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