Prohibition Submission Proposition To Be Voted
The prohibition submission proposition will be placed on the agenda for the upcoming democratic primary election. It invites voters to decide on a prohibition measure at the balloting.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1916
Page
4
The prohibition submission proposition will be placed on the agenda for the upcoming democratic primary election. It invites voters to decide on a prohibition measure at the balloting.
The best corn seed comes from selecting ears in the field before harvest. Choose stalks with two ears for two ear varieties, keeping only the best ears, and discard poor ones. Favor stalk quality and uniformity, dry and treat seed after selection, and store away from pests. Field selection yields more consistent variety improvement than crib picking.
After the smoke of battle clears, United States Senator Charles A. Culberson will retain his position and continue to lead.
The town of Moulton announces a forthcoming fair set to be the largest of its kind ever staged in this region of Grand Old Texas. Organizers promise wide attractions and community celebration.
Schulenburg residents approve a fifteen cent tax on every hundred dollars of property value to support the state school fund, as the measure passes in a local ballot.
The eighth annual cotton carnival and exposition will be held in Galveston from July 4 to 16. One thousand children will participate in the patriotic pageant on July 13. Feruello’s world famous band will provide music for the carnival.
Emil Vacek and family visited relatives in Moulton on Sunday. The 15 rent school tax voted Monday will net $1,500 to $2,000 annually for the district. T. J. Ponton and family plan a Corpus Christi cottage stay for a month as Prof Ponton teaches in the summer normal. Prof A J Dittmar accepted the Nordheim school for the next session. Hallettsville girls win gold medals at the South Texas Odd Fellows and Rebekah Association meeting in Columbus Mississippi.
Ed Balhorn Frank Wagner Jr Sam Albrecht and Leroy Buescher returned Saturday from Glidden where they spent several days fishing along the Colorado river.
Emil Gieptner and son E. Gieptner Jr visited Novohrad with Peach Creek visitors Paul Holensee and Joe Mueller joining Albert and Louis Hohensee. Jim Pavlicek and Frank Pavlicek of Kamensky met Mrs. Emil Gieptner while neighbor J J Jemelka works at O B Eilert. Herman Hohensee attended a pasture baseball game and a Scott's School dance drew a large crowd on Saturday night in Red Bird June 26 1916.
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