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A short newspaper blurb advertises a yearly subscription price of one dollar. It credits Goeth and Rene as the publishers and lists Ulton as part of the notice.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1900
Page
2
A short newspaper blurb advertises a yearly subscription price of one dollar. It credits Goeth and Rene as the publishers and lists Ulton as part of the notice.
The list of regular Democratic nominees from the June 6 primaries includes WM. Blakeslee for County Judge John Buchanan for County Clerk A. B. Devall for County Treasurer P. H. Green for County Attorney L. Bennett for Tax Collector F. J. Pesek for Tax Assessor B. G. Bennett for Sheriff E. T. Long for District Clerk and a separate notice announces H. E. Short of Seguin as candidate for District Attorney of the 25th Judicial District.
The Texas Farmer notes R W Finly’s withdrawal from the race for controller leaving R M Love as the sole Democratic candidate. A Santa Fe depot fire at Richmond destroyed trains and trunks. fire origin unknown. Reports of boll weevil arrivals urge farmers to combat the pest to protect crops. Admiral Sampson and Schley debate over prize money for Cevera’s fleet. court ruling allocates 166 700 dollars with Sampson receiving 8 335 and Schley 3 000, drawing mixed public opinion. The mortgage is praised as vital for young farmers to own land, with success tied to management health and family effort.
A coastal note observes large rice growers travel 1000 miles for experts in soil physics drainage and irrigation and similarly for mill foremen and merchants. It urges young people to shift from overrepresented professions to fields with unlimited demand, highlighting the need for usefulness in agriculture.
The quote emphasizes growing crops that meet household and livestock needs first, then selecting external crops proven by experience to attract cash buyers. It reflects practical, market aware farming guidance.
Although Praetoria is now held by the British the Boers continue to resist. Despite being outnumbered four to one they remain unyielding and vow to fight as long as any Boer remains.
The article notes Dewey would accept a presidential nomination or, if necessary, a vice presidential nod. It portrays his stance as a step down for Mr. Dewey and reflects expectations from supporters.
The St Louis street car union intends to run a parallel bus line to compete with street cars and pressure the company to concede. A $100000 fund will be raised to finance the venture and operate at five cents fare, matching the car price.
The article estimates 10000 to 12000 Americans in China with most being missionaries and others in trade. It warns Boxers could target cities with many Americans risking heavy financial losses. It also cites government expenses rising by about 300 million annually since McKinley and accuses carpetbaggers of profiting from Cuba Puerto Rico and the Philippines. The Colorado primary yields Duff as Congress instruction with Wheeles as second choice, shaping a Duff Burges convention and Wheeles nomination chance.
A quoted exhortation urges lifting others rather than harming them. It counsels offering kind words and roses instead of mud while joking about self-criticism if one must kick. The tone blends humor with advice on tempering actions toward others.
The St Louis street car strike has intensified with daily violence. Dozens killed or hurt as officers clash with strikers and sympathizers. women riders assaulted amid chaotic scenes. The public safety crisis prompts consideration of calling out state militia to halt the turmoil.
General Otis arrived in Washington this week and met with the President. He repeated his San Francisco claim that the war in the Philippines is over, contrasting it with General MacArthur's daily casualty lists and prompting questions about the true outcome of ongoing conflict.
A Texas notice reports a Boll Weevil remedy proven in several areas and urges immediate action against the pest to protect the cotton crop. It also lists a Lavaca County delegate convention in Halletsville on June 25 1900 to select reps for the State Convention at Waco August 8 and to nominate a candidate for the 27 Legislature. J C Lamkin.
The Flatonia Record reports the board of school trustees chose Prof. G. D. Scott as superintendent for the new term. Ida Williamson is first assistant, Sylvia Fitzsimmons intermediate, Ada Willeford primary. two teacher positions remain for a white and a colored school, deferred to next meeting. Reelection of lady teachers praised.
Farmers seek rain for corn as Luther Smothers returns from Norman. George Stulken leaves for Filitonia normal course. Census work in progress. Democratic primary results surprise some candidates. Community events, fires, housing notes, and editorials touch on local economy and industry. The Eagle advertisement ends the column.
Round trip fares from Moulton to Kerrville Comfort Boerne and Ganahl range from 6 90 to 8 40 with sales through September 36 and return within 30 days. Houston state convention tickets priced at one and one third fare June 17 18 final June 23. Industrial Immigration and Real Estate Ass'n in San Antonio June 27 28 tickets 5.00 final June 29. Local notes on civic efforts and recent election results.
Angleton Texas June 12 C C Ripps a San Bernard farmer reports a new easy cheap boll weevil kill using four gallons molasses four pounds Paris green and fifty gallons water mixed and sprayed on cotton early morning or evening The remedy is said to kill weevils and has achieved widespread use and satisfaction among Bernard area farmers.
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