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Newspaper

Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1904

Page

2

Washington Letter Sees Congress Debating Large Appropriation

In a February 25 2004 Washington Letter the writer notes Congressman McCleary reporting a House appropriation bill totaling 810194477, with half funded by the federal government and the District paying the rest. The piece also lampoons Senate maneuvers and political figures while describing embassy attire and theater audiences in Washington.

Eprtor Baurx District of Columbia McCleary Appropriations Committee House Congress Union

Immigrants Reach Record 1903 Total From Austria Hungary and Italy Lead

Nearly 1,000 people joined the nation in 1903 through immigration. The year’s total reached 959,820, with Austria Hungary accounting for 234,626 and Italy for 295,417. Russia contributed 147,625 and Germany 49,983, Scotland 10,514. The piece notes shifts from twenty years prior and questions causes.

Austria-Hungaria Italy Russia Land of the Free Home of the Brave Germany Tell Scotland Austria- Hungaria Sentinal

Newspaper Support Circles a Town and Economy

The passage extols reciprocal benefit of newspaper funds and local prosperity. It argues farmers expand corn and land to raise more stock and income, while readers fund better papers that attract business, lift town value, and create work, praising loyal newspaper patrons and calling for generous support.

Monster Pump Powers Vast Waterworks in Rice Belt

The Colorado Canal Company of Bay City Lexas orders a Morris centrifugal pump with the largest capacity in the rice belt. It will discharge sixty thousand gallons per minute through a forty inch diameter stream, capable of irrigating about eight thousand acres. A full day would load thirty thousand cars of twenty four thousand pounds, stretching from Beaumont through Houston to Galveston, and pump a four foot diameter stream eighty miles long from Houston to Waco.

Colorado Canal Company Bay City Lexas Morris Rice Belt Beaumont Houston Galveston Waco Crowley Rice Journal

Young men must promote themselves for career growth

A Floresville Chronicle sentiment urges youths to seek self improvement rather than passively wait for pay raises. It argues promotion comes from making oneself indispensable through initiative, enterprise, and continued good service, not simply completing tasks.

Floresville

North Johnson Calvin Jarman and Jack item from Halletsville

From Halletsville. Halletsville, February 25. North Johnson, Calvin Jarman and Jack.

Halletsville North Johnson Calvin Jarman Jack

Local notes record escapes, visits, and social events

Williams county convicts escaped from Simpson Roger farm where they toil. A preacher jailed for whipping his wife is last known to vanish. Lavaca county bank bought Georgia cotton seed for farmers. Chinaman Oxee left for San Francisco to visit family. Republican W W Scott calls for a March 12 county convention at Halietsville. Community birthdays, a juvenile band debut, and a marriage between Walker Duff and Miss Bailey are also noted.

Williams Simpson-Rogera Commissioners Court Lavaca County National Bank Georgia C. J. Srudgine Aaa Lavaca

Honor Roll Readers Help Support Tuk E Roux Thanks

Tuk E Roux expresses gratitude to readers for financial assistance listing Hugh Nolan of Galveston A F Kottebne of Moulton George Jansren of Shiner and others.

Tuk E Roux Hugh Nolan Galveston A. F. Kottebne Moulton George Jansren Shiner

Local Notes and Gossip From Scharlottenbury Area

In Henkhaus News March 4 1904 residents share visits and social events. Mr and Mrs Filip near Scharlottenbury visited here. Julia and Joh Jobbs made a business trip to Scharlottenburg. Mrs Avg Seitert ill. W A Scheridel and sister Linda of Shiner visited relatives. Mrs van Leutl christened. Rev and Mrs Fritsche of Shiner visited. Farmers busy planting corn. An advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a cure-all for liver kidney ailments and nervous disorders. Prof T L Poland buys a residence on East Hill from Sam Lewis and plans to move in soon.

Reg Wien Julia Scharlottenburg Avg. Seitert W. AL Scheridel Misa Linda Shiner van Leutl T. L. Poland East Hill Sam Lewis Cry Yoakum Herald

Texas Wonder Endorsed by County Treasurer in 1901 Note

A 1901 letter from A. B. Devall, County Treasurer, in Hallettsville Texas endorses Dr. E. W. Hall’s Texas Wonder for kidney and rheumatism troubles, stating he used it in 1896 and safely recommends it to others.

Halletsville Texas E.W. Hall St. Louis A. B. Devall County Treas

A Texas Wonder Cure All Kidney Troubles

An advertisement promotes The Texas Wonder by Dr. E W Hall of St Louis claiming it cures kidney and bladder troubles including gravel diabetes and rheumatism for men women and children. One bottle costs $1 and is two months' treatment sent by mail if not sold locally by a druggist.

Hall E.w.hall St. Louis Texas P.O. Box

Library Fund collection at Sam and Will Moore Institute

Pupil contributions on Library Day raised 8.00 dollars for the library fund. Names listed include Prof. C. A. Peterson, Welby Oldham, Henry Crouch, Sophie Albrecht, Mary Albrecht, Edwin Jaeggli, Aug. Kotzebue, Agnes Bucek, Frank Kalina, Minnie Jaeggli, Mary Baliga, Emilie Pustejovsky, Allie B. Moore, Alma Koester, Gladys Burke, Amelia Krause, Anna Bathory, Fanny Spear, Louis Rothbaur, Adela Semen, Albert Pustejovsky, Henry Fehrenkamp, Minnie etc. Additional gifts afterwards from LATER: Mrs. Rud. Albrecht, Miss Meyer, Emma Elster, Clifton Arnim, Mary Freytag, Beatrice Meisell, Lizzie Helwig, Leola Kotzebue, Emma Bohnenkamp, Clara Niemeyer, Willie Bartekent, Julia Kramesbauer, Mary Kramesbauer, Karl Crane, Eddie Fishbeck, etc.

Sam & Will Moore Institute Prof C. A. Peterson W. L Edwin Jaeggli Eeenvesescos Bimile Bucek BOCK Betes Oh Euceos Rado Cleo Dicksongs Cceeesssee Warne Krause Ceeees Ees Sammie Jaeggli Victor Fehrenkamp Geeues Edwin Knesek Agee Henrietta Hollman Clifton Kirtley SeVerstveses Franke’ Seidel Agnes Knesek Pustejovsky Willie Pesek Cree Ades Sacecka Sam Albrecht Egg Mary Albrecht Harry Thompson Bessie Stewart Csc Ewes Rudolph Bevan Emile Schmidt Frank Miculka Gopeoe, Fos Co Ctedéc Ceeds Ts” OF Minard Kotzebue Della Kotzebue Emile Pustejovsky Lillie Schmidt Alma Koester Gladys Burke Wgteeeae Sen Rae Shar Tillie Krause Dasedeee Amelia ‘Krause Amelia ‘Krause Akave 95 Sienaminaal See Ery Ve Elo Fehrenkamp Anna Bathory Cebe Fanny Spear dSelve A Louis Rothbaur Ssa Adela Seme Albert Pustejovsky Alma Bohnenkamp Henry Fehrenkamp Baten Mookess Cece Cies Richel Jas. Thompson Ae Enolie Rothes Mary Baileys Cessas Avearees Pao SS Ae So Bk Voie Jessie McNatt Sessess Wylie McNatt Frank Bucet Eddie Pustejovsky AGO Tram Leon Kotzebue Thomas Bohuslav Mre Rud Albrecht Pale Meyer Si Emma. Elster Anna Elster Josephine Elster Clifton Arnim Linda Kotzebue Mary. Freytag Beatrice Meisell Alvin Mueller Lizzie Helwig PEGUS Cakes Vilas Leola Willie Bartekent Julia Kramesbauer Mary Kramesbauer Speck Rivevee Karl Crane Saeed Jacob Fishbeck Eddie Fishbeck Otto Kuehngh George Kure

Local Office Supply Stock Sale

A large shipment of letter heads note heads bill heads envelopes cards and dodgers invites customers to select before stock breaks. The notice urges hurry to claim available items and emphasizes limited time.

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