Isthmian canal commission predicts completion time
A report from the Isthmian canal commission states the big ditch is expected to be finished by tors. The Moulton Eagle publishes this note in its Friday edition dated June 17, 1910.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
2
A report from the Isthmian canal commission states the big ditch is expected to be finished by tors. The Moulton Eagle publishes this note in its Friday edition dated June 17, 1910.
An Austin announcement states the scholastic census will reach or exceed 1 000 000, signaling a major growth milestone for schools and district planning.
TRE EAGLE extends a special invitation to quill pushers of South Texas to attend the Monlton Agricultural Fair on June 22 and 23. A good time is assured for all attendants.
Judge Poindexter argues for constitutional prohibition free of politics. He contrasts this with backing a partisan primary vote in Texas, prompting a claim that he would force political involvement on the public. The remark highlights tension between his stance on prohibition and his primary support.
Wate R.V. Davidson accuses Senator Joseph Weldon Bailey of trying to dictate to Texans while Bailey remains focused on official duties and public service. Bailey declines active role in the gubernatorial campaign as he asserts Texans can choose their own governor. Hurrah for Bailey.
Prof William Eilers of Moulton now candidate for Lavaca county superintendent of public instruction accompanied by Fritz Glause visited the Evergreen school last Wednesday. He tours active schools to showcase his educational commitment while the Evergreen session wraps after eight months. Community news includes a baseball score Dilworth 14 Henkhaus 28 and local social happenings amid a June 1970 town note.
The Moulton Fair at Hermann park June 22 and 23 features livestock exhibits and farm products. Judges include Judge P H Green and J L Quicksall with bands Kamensky and Moulton, grand ball to close June 23. Admission 25 cents for all over 15, 50 cents for ball attendees.
The 1910 Moulton fair lists judging committees for horses cattle hogs poultry and eggs with 1st and 2nd sections. Display hall entrants include V Boehm G v Lienen Aug Mueller and Jno Bucek. Various departments name dozens of local participants and family organizers.
John Kloppenburg and William Eilers named for sheriff and county superintendent of schools. F. W. Lueke listed for Justice of the Peace Precinct No. 6.
The Lavaca County Journal endorses Prof. William Eilers for school superintendent, praising his readiness and efficiency in school duties. The Journal cannot vote for him but sends greetings and best wishes for success.
Rain remains beneficial as crops show signs of drought. Visits include Rad Fillip and family near Shiner to Prof F K Bucek home. Miss Mary Uffmann travels to Shiner. Candidate for county superintendent interviewed voters. Grandma Nedbalek dies after long illness. burial at Schiner Catholic cemetery. J A Heinrich and family visit Henkhbans. Wenske and Ullmann host gatherings with refreshments.
Dr. W. F. Ledbetter of Shiner will be in Moulton each Wednesday. His office is at A. F. Kotze drug store. Mrs. L. G. Janezen and the baby left Saturday to visit relatives in Koippa.
Hallettsville Texas June reports on D B Howerton renovating the north side of his grocery store, Flem Houchins leasing the Kessler property for cattle sheds, and a public subscription octagon bandstand to be built on the courthouse lawn. John Dornak quits Lavaca county race. Will T Bagby seeks reelection with Colquitt support. D A Paulus no opponent in the Eighteenth district. Paulus to speak in Weimar and district events, backing A B Davidson for lieutenant governor.
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