Postoffice Entries Record June 11 1915
Postoffice registers show activity on Friday June 11 1915 with entries from Moulton Texas and related mail handling details observed in the day’s notices.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1915
Page
4
Postoffice registers show activity on Friday June 11 1915 with entries from Moulton Texas and related mail handling details observed in the day’s notices.
The Lavaca county trustees report on exam papers across schools. They praise overall strong work but flag some poor papers and overgraded marks, noting issues with attendance, English quality, and limited resources. They urge better familiarity with second grade subjects and greater community cooperation.
In Gonzales Texas two elections by School District No 43 approved a $4,000 brick schoolhouse bond and a 5 cent local maintenance tax. The bonds passed 21 to 16 and the tax 22 to 16 with Travis and Landon Arum visiting from Corpus Christi.
Exhibits in San Francisco showcase radium uses in medicine with radiofying water and impregnated terra cotta bricks, claiming health benefits and long potency. The event also features record pace photographs of a 12 inch coast defense shell in flight taken at five thousandth of a second under Capt Behl's supervision at Fortress Monroe.
Dixon Green returns from San Antonio to spend summer with family. August Windmeyer reports district census: 162 white and 68 colored children. Prof. Albert Dittmar re elected to Sunset School with raise. K A Jones named San Antonio school teacher. Lavaca county commissions award two bridge contracts to El Paso Bridge Co. for Mustang and Kelley's creeks at $1350.
Manuel Balborn came home from Smithville on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Frank Jurek returned to Flatonia Sunday after a brief visit with relatives here.
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