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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1921
Page
1
The Eagle lists two new exchanges with the Guadalupe Seguin Gazette and the Bloomington Star, expanding regional paper partnerships and distribution. The move broadens access to local news, ads, and notices across the exchange network.
The Moulton Independent School District proposes floating a bond to fund an addition to the Sam and Will Moore Institute as the current facility has outgrown demand. Officials say the extended building is badly needed to serve students.
The city marshal of Hallettsville issues a notice to motorists to stop speeding and to keep front and rear lights on after dark. He pledges strict enforcement of traffic laws and hopes other towns will follow suit.
The town of Moulton lacks an electric light plant and would benefit from one, along with an ice factory and creamery. The note invites investors to examine opportunities in a dividend paying venture.
The law requires a scholastic census during March. Children seven and under eighteen on September 1 belong to scholastic age, and parents or guardians should ensure enumeration.
Citizens approve a switch from a common to an independent district. They will fund and control local schools to improve efficiency and education.
agitation in Texas grows to prohibit dancing due to current methods of dancing. advocates claim no harm in waltzes and quadrille but warn that mothers should curb daughters from "dime novels" influenced dances. authors fear law may soon ban dancing unless saner practices are adopted.
The Oak Grove school board selected John Freytag John Horner and Anton F Pustejovsky to oversee the trustee election set for April 2. Terms of Fr M Novak and Frank Nagel Mueller end May 1, with one county trustee to be elected. A real schoolfan is to be elected for the commissioner’s precinct.
Domestic upland cotton dominates U S production with 18 815 active gins in 1919 minus 93 saw gins. Bristol County Massachusetts leads in spindles with 7 632 003. Roller gins gin sea island and long staple cottons. World production averages 7 138 900 bales yearly outside the U S. Cotton spindles declined from 154 000 000 in 1900 to 138 000 000 by 1914 era.
Merchants shipped 476 cases and 14 580 dozen eggs last week. With a prevailing price of 24 cents per dozen the total payout reached 3 427 20 dollars. The report highlights strong local demand and farmer activity.
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