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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1915
Page
3
Public notice indicates the item was entered in the Moulton Texas post office as second class matter on Friday June 25 1915. No further details are provided in the readable text.
Mrs C H Miller accompanied her grandmother Mrs Olive Miller to Houston and on to Deadwood South Dakota. Ignacio Parma and Ig nac Cerosek and wives left for Penelope to be with Parma's mother who remains gravely ill. Little Miss Josephine Bell of Nickel visits her aunt Mrs Frierson. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs A G Wiseman. Congressman Geo F Burgess returned from Houston and then went to ready for his senate campaign.
Adolf Michalek and wife visited Moulton carrying Mrs. Joe Zenzel who recently stuck a rusty nail in her foot and feared tetanus. She went to Moulton for medical treatment. E F Gold and family returned from their trip a few days ago.
Weimar Mercury notes Miss Lucy Belle Cobb travels to Austin for university study, Will T. Bagby returns from Austin for medical treatment and possible congressional run. Hugely the Hallettsville Herald reports Frieda Meitzen named Sublime school principal and Henry J. Schornack buys his longtime rented property for 2000 dollars. The rural high school law now authorizes county trustees to redraw school district lines. next board meeting is June 28 with transfers handled by the county board and filed with the county superintendent.
Col R T Milner argues for the separation of the A and M College from the State University. He notes Democratic and Republican conventions and industrial groups support House joint resolution No. 34 to have a July 24 referendum on complete divorce. The issue, nonpartisan, aims to stabilize education and future growth of Texas institutions.
The Athens Review publishes House joint resolution No. 34 in full ahead of a July 24 vote on six amendments. It would separate the A and M College from the State University. The Review notes broad reader interest and believes the public largely supports the measure as a path to prosperity.
The article calls on every man in Brazos County to work for the Sackett resolution and the constitutional amendment separating the A and M College from the State University on July 24. It emphasizes informing friends across the state to secure broad support for the campaign.
The measure does not provide bonds but establishes the college’s independence and fixes its permanent home at College Station.
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