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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1909
Page
2
The note lists a weekly Friday publication with a subscription option of one dollar per year in advance. It emphasizes the standard pricing and delivery cadence for readers.
February honor roll lists students by grade from first to tenth, including teachers. Notable names appear across many grades such as Eunice Gray, Lillie Krueger, Lydia Koester, and Ella Glause, with multiple teachers noted.
A large Sunday gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fishbeck’s home celebrated the birthday of their one year old son August. Guests included many local families and the Bre mer Stadt Musikanten under Lorenz Rothbauer provided concert music. The event followed a visit by Frank Wick Sr. and family from Charlottenburg to nearby residents. The note ends with a brief: THE legislature will adjourn the regular session Saturday.
A pretty wedding was held at the Baursville church last Thursday afternoon with Rev. Konzak uniting Charles Klobedans and Mies Bertha Pietsch. The ceremony was witnessed by immediate relatives and well wishes. Also noted are local visits and new farm equipment purchases by area residents.
Taft pledges to amend anti trust and interstate commerce laws to last Roosevelt reforms. He will convene Congress March 15 to revise the tariff and seek economical government. He aims to conserve national resources, maintain a proper army and navy, promote international peace, restrict Asiatic immigration, reform monetary policy toward the South, and advance laborer welfare.
Notice of Value. Gordon Adams M D advertises 15 years in ENT care and offers free examination and opinion. He pledges fair honest treatment and will not take cases unsatisfied. He will be at Moulton March 24 and 25, office with Dr Guenther.
G J Wilson of Hondo promoted oil mill talk to farmers and ginners in Knippa with evident success. A J Kessler and Charles Knippa return from San Antonio. G A Aigner moves to W F Knippa farm to raise honey and chickens. The community notes visitors, relocations, and a light shower. Farmers plant corn vigorously and expect more cotton due to new land cultivation. Jones Bros clear land south of town. Charles Knippa H Dicke W F Knippa and Wm Janssen depart for Nueces canyon. W F Ritter and family relocate from Schulenburg and plan a local meat market.
A two part operetta titled Pauline or an Eventful Day was staged in Shiner Texas on March 4. Proceeds benefited the Shiner fire department with total receipts over 120 dollars and net about 80 dollars. Mrs Effie Hughes organized the production. Mr and Mrs J X May departed for Yoakam on Wednesday.
A letter from Letterton Texas criticizes North Dakota branding of paint makers. It details suspicious formulas with ben zine water and whiting pigments and questions the cost and effectiveness of lead zinc oil paints. The writer citesDevoe & Co products and warns about adulterated paints and pricing.
Mrs. Sarada Clark wife of Thomas Clark longtime Old Moulton resident died February 28 1909 after twelve days with pneumonia at age 68. She leaves a husband a feeble 92 year old father in law three daughters a son and several grandchildren. Burial was at Old Moulton cemetery with funeral by Rev Chapman. Neighboring notes mention rural route updates and local visits.
The report notes various visits by Edward Haas and family to Anton Bratrich, and by others to family homes near Moulton Hochheim and Novohrad. Miss Mary Breitechopf suffers a chest injury from a knitting needle but is reported to be recovering. Community members attend teachers’ institutes, butcher meetings, and social gatherings in early March 1909.
166 acre black land farm four miles from Moulton with a 5 room dwelling cistern and running water 94 acres cultivated at 45 dollars an acre price 2000 cash balance in notes 170 acre farm six miles from Moulton with a 6 room dwelling good well two cisterns 50 acres cultivated at 20 dollars an acre for particulars call Knorr and Mergers Moulton Texas Willie Wenske and sister and Henry Wenske and sister left Thursday for a several days visit to relatives in Dilworth and Gonzales.
Mrs Will Hill and her son and Miss Bertha Balhorn visited Flatonia friends on Wednesday and Thursday. Dr F W Ledbetter of Shiner will be in Moulton every Wednesday with office at Kotzebue & Bro. Beginning April 10 1909 I will buy hides in Jacop Nachlinger's yard at the highest market price. Hermann Paul attended the grand lodge meeting of the Woodmen of the World in Louston this week as a delegate of Allis camp No 142.
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