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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1911
Page
2
E Micutka writes from Chicago in June 1911 about a hot spring springtime and heat related deaths in May. He describes a cyclone damaging the Fine Arts Building but not endangering lives. He praises the Art Institute of Chicago and its masters.
The piece portrays Texas farmers shipping $1.2 million worth of raw materials daily to foreign factories. It describes a 220 mile caravan of wagons, a global parade symbolizing prosperity but warns it is a colossal pageant and a commercial tragedy of the twentieth century. It urges public servants to watch the procession.
The passage argues the credit system cripples farmers by preventing debt repayment among neighbors. It urges merchants and bankers to help farmers move to a cash basis so that farmers can build solid bank accounts and prosperity for all.
G I Cooley of the Federal government addressed the conference saying road building is a science. He urged funding through a school tax and emphasized regular, intelligent application of road funds.
Epior EAGLE reports Mr Rud Boening returning to Hocheim after visiting parents Mr and Mrs Wm Boening. Lydia Zimmermann and other locals visited. visitors from Gonzales and Shiner. Mrs Fritz Vorensandt dies after weeks illness. funeral at Weimar. infant and husband survive. Found coat between Boursville and Moulton. owner Edwin Boening. Reporter June 23 1911.
Mrs Frances Cijka a Bohemian widow living five miles northeast of Sublime was killed by lightning in yesterday's thunderstorm. Her house burned but neighbors extinguished the blaze. She leaves eight children six sons and two daughters.
Paul Templin, a Gonzales resident, was injuring his hand while repairing his car on the road from Austin. A pocket knife blade struck an artery causing heavy bleeding before a Belmont physician passing by transported him to his office for treatment.
Mr. Gieptner and Mr. G H Raymond with family depart Monday for Shiner and Cuero respectively. Copy for page ad changes must be in the office by 2 p m Monday.
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