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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1916
Page
4
A list of self improving promises urges readers to refrain from believing or spreading gossip, be fair and polite to all, ward off bitterness, avoid harming anyone, forgive, and do good to all while maintaining honesty and integrity. The exhortations emphasize restraint, decency, and empathy in daily life.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mewes spent Sunday with relatives in Flatonia. Mr. Fritz Priesmeyer and family visited Mr. F. Riedel and family and other locals. A large crowd joined Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pavlica for Mrs. Pavlica’s birthday Sunday night with refreshments. Master Willie Hucek visited Mrs. Rosa Zidek. Blue-eyes June 16, 1916.
A reader column urges dropping chronic pessimism and gloom. It warns that dwelling on troubles spreads misery and suggests focusing on daily tasks to exclude despondency. The piece notes everyone bears burdens and the world has little time to listen.
Hallettsville Texas June 17 Professor William Eilers County Superintendent of Schools left yesterday for New York City to attend the National Teachers Association meeting there next month He will visit various cities in the East on the trip which will be both business and recreation.
The Hallettsville Commercial Club has elected officers for the ensuing year. R. A. Baessler is president, M. Saccor secretary, Otto V. Rosenberg and M. Saccor directors, along with R. A. Baessler, J. W. Werd, and I. Rheinstrom as directors.
A Fourth of July celebration in Gonzales features a baseball game between Luling and Shiner. A $100 purse will be split 60 percent to the winners and 40 percent to the losers. Both towns will sponsor excursions, bringing many fans and players to the match.
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