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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1914
Page
1
Builders finish Elo C Fehrenkamp residence on Moore avenue and Edmund Meyer adds to Front street home. Charles O Riske begins new house in Jaeggli addition. President Wilson signs Panama Canal tolls exemption repeal bill.
A guide urging merchants to attract customers by bright publicity. It argues that lighting the path to a shop with promotional efforts increases foot traffic and sales.
The Texas National Guard and regular troops will conduct maneuvers at Texas City and Leon Springs from August 17 through 26, inclusive. The event covers training operations and coordination between state and federal forces.
Adlai E. Stevenson former vice president under Grover Cleveland died Saturday in Chicago at age 79.
Governor Colquitt will begin a twenty day state campaign in support of James E. Ferguson's bid for governor. He plans speeches across key counties and will rally voters for Ferguson’s statewide race.
The Westhoff Advertiser notes six years of publication as a local paper, praising its community role and extending congratulations to Bro. Baten for continued success.
Oklahoma Kansas Missouri and South Dakota each seek about 100000 men to work the bumper wheat harvest. The plea creates a potential employment chance for Coxey's army and other idle men.
President Wilson will personally command an international fleet procession through the Panama Canal next March commemorating the waterway's completion. The parade is expected to include between 80 and 100 ships.
Stamford was mapped in February 1900 when the Texas Central opened service. Founding ties to Stamford Connecticut and E P Swenson. The town grew to 4000 people with a 2.5 million valuation, large cattle feeders, wholesale hardware, and a push for local factories and natural gas.
Fort Worth Texas farmers' union announces a self made platform to guide legislation and will publish names of legislative candidates who endorse it The group calls for cooperation over factional politics and invites candidates to publicly declare their positions to constituents The article notes adoption at the state convention January 14 15 with 600 delegates and vows to pursue principles over individuals
The Eagle chronicles the death of Mrs. Wm E Lueke aged 71 years 11 months and 4 days at her home Friday June 12 after months of illness. Born in Langwaarn Oldenburg Germany she came to Texas in 1848 later living in LaGrange Live Oak Lavaca county Moulton and finally Old Kinkler. Survived by five children and five grandchildren. Funeral in Baursville cemetery conducted by Rev Petty of Flatonia.
Mrs. Mary Hofner, wife of Thomas Hofner, died in Moulton on Wednesday night after several weeks illness. Born May 1 1845 in Nagohav Bohemia, she was 69 years 1 month 16 days old. Her family moved from Peach Creek to Sharlottenburg then Moulton. Survived by husband, daughter Mrs Theresia Scoltner, and sons John Adolph and Frank Hofner. Funeral held with Rev E Schindler.
J A Sommerlatte of Halletts ville visits Moulton to check political fences while Range Week festivities draw Kopecky Lapacek Keause Krause and others to Range Feuesday. Alfred Schram and Bliss Frieda Blohm wed in Shiner. Rev. William Dziewas performs. A P Bagby Jr seeks Lavaca county state representative seat. Louis Raab and Katie Marko marry in Moulton. School board names Cummins and Guenther for teaching posts. Kathleen Wake departs for Morris Ranch. Grand flag dedication of local lodge set for June 23 at Herman Park with several speakers and a late ball.
Houlton boys returned from Gonzales Fria with three victories by scores of 8 to 4 3 to 1 and 2 to 0. Foley Bros fast team of Hous ton lost a three game series here last week with scores 4 to 2 3 to 1 and 4 to 0. The team left for Range Tuesday to play three games there.
W T Bagby was named by the Ferguson forces state executive committee as chairman of the Ferguson campaign for Lavaca county. Mr Cook of Yoakum serves as chairman of the Ball contingent. Hallettsville New Era.
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