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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1910
Page
1
A fragmented reminiscence contrasts a serious travel accident with a personal memory. The speaker recalls meeting his wife during an overseas journey, weaving themes of danger, fate, and love in a reflective, terse note.
Dr John Robertson Birmingham health officer found seven percent of spits in public places contained consumption germs. In contrast Adirondack Cottage sanitarium dust from cottages was free of tuberculosis germs, suggesting careful consumptives may pose less danger.
Book companionship guides youth and delights the aged offering solace in solitude. It helps forget harshness and calm cares and passions, letting disappointment fade as one turns to quiet conversation with the dead, free from peevishness or design.
A Michigan woman recounts severe stomach trouble from coffee and catarrh. Her husband bought Postum. after switching she improves, gains strength, and avoids medicine. She urges others to consider Postum as a coffee substitute and refers to The Road to Wellville.
Railroads rush to send refrigerator cars south as Texas frost fears ease and a large haul of cabbage onions and potatoes is forecast from the lower Rio Grande Valley and Edna district. Officials report possible late spring movement with over 1500 to 2000 car loads of cabbage and onions plus 1000 cars of potatoes while orchard growers note a strong fruit crop outlook.
Paubla Villareal a Mexican woman is jailed on an assault to murder charge in Victoria Texas. The case stems from alleged brutal treatment of an 18 month old infant in her care. The child shows signs of kicking with paralysis and bruising but is being saved and may live.
Engie pes ORS i fe ee Tek-Messrs Engle bard Bros, known local potato growers, sent a carload of turnips to Dallas on Friday at 1 dollar per hundredweight f.o.b. The pur ple variety is ordinary. The shipment may be the county's first, with plans to send cabbage and onions next month.
The attorney general's department approved for registration multiple bonds. Matagorda County common school district No. 11 schoolhouse bonds for 10,000 dollars at 5 percent. City of Corsicana sewer bonds for 20,000 dollars at 5 percent. Wheeler County common schoolhouse bonds for 10 20s at 5 percent. District No. 14 bonds for 10,000 dollars and District No. 30 bonds for 7,000 dollars at 5 percent.
In Winnsboro Louisiana Eli Dentson a Negro who shot and killed Deputy Sheriff Adams near Winnsboro was killed by a posse near Delhi Sunday. Dentson armed with a repeating rifle fired on the posse and was mortally wounded as the posse returned fire.
The department of insurance and banking approved Saturday reserve agents for state banks. National Bank of Republic Chicago will serve Farmers' National Granger and American National Bank Houston will serve Guarantee State Bank Lufkin.
Bedias Texas reports slow progress on oil well No 2 near Bedias at about 3,200 feet depth. If no oil is found, crews plan to drill to 3,500 feet. Strong local interest surrounds the potential outcome of the deep test.
A fire in Marshall Texas Tuesday caused about 40000 in damage to the Marshall Compress property and a large number of cotton bales on the platform. Insurance coverage will pay the loss.
Antis won the Linton Texas prohibition election by a clear majority after a quiet Saturday vote. No incidents reported as residents chose the ban or acceptance of local alcohol sales.
Brenham Texas reports that Washington county marketed 22,000 bales this season, a figure higher than the 1909 total. The receipts indicate marked growth in local cotton sales for the period.
A Wednesday jail delivery in Liberty Texas freed eleven inmates including a life term white man, five white murderers, and one black murderer.
A famous painting The Shepherd and Flock by Jean Francois Millet was cut from its frame and stolen from the Walsh works of art in Golden Gate Park Sunday. About a score of people were nearby. no witness saw the canvas removed. The work is valued at $10,000.
The Texas department of insurance and banking licensed nineteen fire insurance companies for the year to date. They paid occupation taxes totaling $67,188, compared with $56,277 for the previous year. The tax is based on premiums collected during the year.
The Bexar County Medical Association raises 1000 dollars to hire an attorney to prosecute non ethical physicians under a new Texas law. The effort targets quacks and aims to enforce medical ethical standards locally.
Miss Hermanda Bosques an 18 year old Mexican girl died in San Antonio Texas after swallowing a cupful of concentrated lye two weeks earlier.
Hartford Life Insurance of Hartford Conn received licensing approval on Saturday marking a formal authorization for its insurance operations. The action cements the company’s status within the state and supports ongoing policy services and financial stability.
Local option carried in Liano County by about 49 majority as eleven hundred votes were cast on Saturday.
The last car of Webb County cabbage has shipped and farmers plan to plant most cabbage beds to cantaloupes. The shift follows a large season crop and signals a change in local farming focus.
San Antonio Texas reports onion harvest is running behind schedule due to cold weather with shipments slower than last year. The slowdown delays carload movement and overall gathering progress.
Sabattus Maine and Graniteville Vermont women report relief from health issues tied to childbirth and menopause after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Letters praise the remedy and urge others to consult the product for female ailments.
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