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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1915
Page
4
Friday publication notes include subscription details for 1915 Moulton paper and personnel moves. Prof W J Kirk attends science demonstrations at State University. Travel updates record Bucek family visit to Fayetteville and Janszen birthday surprise. Confirmation counts are reported for Praha Catholic and Sacred Heart churches.
Dr and Mrs C J Kaderka and two children and Miss Augusta Rilers of Fayetteville visit Supt Rilers this week. They plan calls on Breslau Shiner and Moulton before returning home. Mrs F P Guenther guests of Mrs Otto von Rosenberg hold a reception honoring her.
Mrs. J. D. Gray and daughter Miss Maurine and son Master Willis left Saturday for San Antonio then El Paso and Cloudcroft New Mexico for the summer. Mr R J Strauss who took the scholastic census for Shiner Independent School District reports 278 white children and 75 colored making 353 total an increase over last year. Shiner Gazette.
Farmers chop cotton and crops look fine as families visit kin in Shiner. Henry Miculka leaves for Corpus Christi for a month at the seashore. The Henkhaus dance draws a full house with sixty three tickets sold. Community notes from June 9, 1915.
The photograph shows a replica Samoan village at the Panama Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco. Native thatched huts were brought intact from the islands and faithfully reproduced. Visitors can watch aquatic feats, rhythmic dances, and learn about Pacific life as displayed by these Samoa natives with noted Aryan traces.
Mrs. L. N. Throop of Austin donates Civil War newspapers and the 1857 1858 Texas Almanac to the University of Texas Library. The Navarro Express numbers from 1860 1861, published at Corsicana by K A Van Horn, are highlighted as highly useful. Professor E C Barker notes such gifts expand accessible historical material and boost U S historiography, urging public depositories for all pamphlets and diaries from critical periods.
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