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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1900
Page
2
The Moulton Eagle notes weekly Saturday publication from Goeth & Imfens C ree with subscription at one dollar yearly. It is entered in the local Post Office at Monexas as second class matter.
The list shows regular Democratic primary selections on June 9 for County Judge William Blakeslee County Clerk John Buchanan County Treasurer A B Devall County Attorney P H Green Tax Collector L L Bennett Tax Assessor F J Pesek Sheriff B G Bennett District Clerk E T Long and a district attorney candidate H E Short of Seguin for the 25th Judicial District seeking the post.
Flatonia will host a compress. The Edna Jackson County courthouse burned Friday morning, cause unknown. The public cotton weigher's office in Flatonia is in demand with about ten applicants. The writer urges Democrats who voted in June primaries to vote in November.
An elevator broke in a Philadelphia hotel this week, plunging seven stories. Several people were injured, including a state delegate among the victims.
The message notes a nearly two week gap since the previous event or update. It references a missing or delayed report and implies ongoing anticipation or concern about forthcoming information.
A New York dispatch reports a young man died from a disease contracted by kissing a dog. The notice does not reveal the dog’s fate or source of the illness.
Hon R B Hawley hailed as Texas Republican leader after winning the Philadelphia convention contest and seating his delegates. R G Green reportedly faced strong opposition during proceedings.
China opens fire on the International fleet at Taku and then surrenders after several hours of battle. The clash marks a dramatic escalation as forces clash with international naval power.
A man about 30 years old and 5 feet 8 inches tall died by suicide last week in New York after leaping from a ferry boat. He wore a hat marked Fisher Bros. Gonzales, Texas, suggesting he came from that region.
The text notes that Dewey has rejected any bid for vice president, citing unwillingness to pursue the role since failing to secure the presidency. It implies a cooling of patriotism and desire to serve the country.
At Columbus last Saturday the Weimar, Oakland, and Eagle Lake delegates bolted from the Democratic gathering. The regular convention backed Duff for congress and Curtis for railroad commissioner, while bolters supported Burges and Storey. A resolution asked the state convention at Austin to rule on which was the regular body.
A verse from the Gonzales Inquirer contrasts the man with the pick and hoe with the ad man who prospers in trade. It highlights the ad man’s position at the top of the deal across east and west, noting investors attracted by advertising.
Unease grips cotton regions as boll weevil appears early. Many remedies claim success, but picking up fallen squares and learning them remains the sure method. No squares currently. coal tar pan method tried with success. Eagle invites farmer discussion and any proven remedies.
The writer urges the Araneas Pass Railroad to provide separate waiting rooms for whites and negroes, citing complaints in several towns and arguing it would spare women from sharing seating with Black passengers. The piece calls for accommodation for both races to ease public discomfort.
Reports from multiple sections indicate generally unfavorable crop prospects with likely short yields despite favorable conditions in some areas. Corn stands as promising if rainfall occurs soon, while cotton appears better than average though several weeks late.
The article notes the world’s interest in Cuba, Porto Rico, and the Philippines from earlier wars and says China now plans an exhibition. It suggests such displays will educate the public about foreign strife and that readers will gain historical perspectives as conflicts unfold.
The note credits young men of the country and urges them to avoid idleness. It calls for a steady character, force, energy, and self reliance, promising a reputation as valuable as gold when a man’s word is dependable at all times and places.
The El Campo Eagle notes rising public demand for sound drainage and good roads along the coast. It credits Wharton county with leading in road work and urges action on drainage, predicting a near future solution and faster progress for all.
A plan at the Republican national convention would redraw state representation to four delegates at large plus one delegate per 10 000 presidential votes. The shift would boost northern influence while reducing southern representation, effectively placing the south under northern sway.
The text notes Roosevelt may be forced to accept the vice presidential nomination despite his pleas against it, as the party remains resolved to not nominate another candidate.
The Halletsville Herald reports Duff carried Colorado County with 44 votes to Burges 32 and Wheeless 20, signaling a likely locked convention.
The Burges men who bolted at Columbus were refused seats in the state convention this week. The Duff delegation were seated as the regular democratic delegates.
Careful washing and cleaning of harnesses before mud and spring rains helps longevity. Repair or replace weak straps and oil thoroughly. A harness lasts twice as long when kept clean and well oiled.
From Flatonia the weather is hot and dry. If no rain within six days the corn will be cut short and already damaged. Flatonia will likely see a comorress and a future union depot, with ongoing town improvements and full housing. The normal school has about 40 teachers with more to come, a brick school building is hoped, and plans for a public park continue as a Weevil mention ends the report.
Moravia news notes Miss Aggie Smith visiting Gleckler, local socials at Eagle and Schulenburg, Prof Rabb preparing annual Joly celebration with barbecue and dancing, Halletsville and Moulton bands invited, a clay pigeon shoot and other sports promised for a rousing community gathering.
Farmers mow and gather hay as the community begins a new term with 13 scholars enrolled. Visiting Mr Sikalla calls on the Slamira family while Wm Emler, Sinclair Superior Washer agent, attends to business. L Meyer departs A J Kallen's after clerking. Mr Kelly from Yoakum buys cattle. A Sunday ball drew a smaller crowd but guests enjoyed the music from the Moravia band.
Allen McCowen saw a large coyote at his ranch while his three children played nearby. He called them to safety then retrieved a gun and the wolf approached within ten feet before McCowen shot it through the heart. The Oakville Leader notes offers for Eagle and Galveston Weekly News subscriptions.
The Texas Coaster condemns English policy in India, citing a sweeping famine and mass suffering. It assails England for draining India’s lifeblood while funding war efforts and luxury, urging wide relief appeals and taxation to fund aid.
Round trip tickets from Moulton to Kerrville Comfort Boerne and Ganahl are sold now through September 30 with a 30 day return limit. Kerrville $8.40 Comfort $7.70 Boerne $6.90 Ganahl $8.00. For the Ancient Order Hibernians Houston convention June 18 22 round trip is one and one third fare with sale June 17 18 and final June 23. For the Texas Industrial Immigration and Real Estate Assn meeting in San Antonio June 27 28 round trip $5.00 with sale June 26 and final return June 29.
A Goliad Guard quotation urges focus on comforting the living after murders in Kansas City, noting post mortem praise is hollow without supporting the living through life’s battles. Local notes mention Rex Tea ads, a fever illness of A F Kotzebue, a pleasant Herman Sons ball, and neighbors recovering from sickness. A train of watermelons travels northward.
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