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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1902
Page
2
Fragmentary line from a printed page shows "Published every Friday" and a price line "1.00 A YEAR" with garbled text nearby indicating a periodical listing or newspaper masthead.
The report notes Boer forces opposing British troops as Lord Methuen is freed and claims strengthen that the Boers aim to wipe out British presence on the battlefield. It cites British casualties and conditions then references a German professor claiming a new fluid that could burn and light more effectively than petroleum. An enormous gas blowout at Spindle Top last week wrecked the well, throwing rocks miles away as escaping gas roared.
The piece mentions Admiral Schley’s expected fall visit to Texas, reflections on Methuen’s parole, and local Colos at Austie Lincoln with dam rebuilding concerns. Hallettsville notes detail court activity, doctors relocating, cattle sales, and a social gathering with Erna Fehrenkaimp as champion in a card game.
March 21 1902 Swiss Alps journal reports cotton planting and birthday celebrations led by Jno Sander and Annie Gebert. Masquerade ball draws about 40 dancers with heavy crowds after 9 pm. News of visits from Gustav Kahl and family and Miss Anna health trip, Leona Sander christening, and other local events including a runaway horse incident with no damage.
The text urges county office candidates to address only county issues and state office contenders to discuss state concerns with voters. It argues national questions belong in discussions with national representatives in Washington and that separating these domains would benefit all.
The article notes severe drought in parts of the state with Burleson county still suffering and Somerville’s lake exhausted. It mentions Santa Fe shipping water to victims and criticizes the move toward European coronation participation, arguing past independence allies and neutral wartime positions.
A scanned editorial condemns corruption and chicanery in England and the United States. It ridicules royal coronation expenditures while noting widespread hunger in Texas districts with no relief funds, blasting funds spent to chase aristocracy.
A muddled clipping notes Moulton not a prohibition town and suggests the next president will be a Democrat. It mentions Jacob Cinadr and a postmaster on bicycle rides, KaGLE gaining six new subscribers weekly, and an adrift comment about water works and wind.
Members of the Progressive High Five Club gathered last Wednesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Theo Jaeggli for a lively evening of cards. Present were Misses Elia Jackson Lizzie Franks Evta Eason Minnie Lueke Lizzie Krause Isabella Ruhmann Bertha Kotzebue Ida Lillie Erna Fehrenkamp Life Wunebur burger Pearl Kassec and others.
Freyburg locals recount a north wind sand storm on the 4th followed by frost that damaged young plants. A south storm on the 11th blew down a new residence at Mr Schmidt's place and caused rain and hail. Amannsville reports good corn stands but pests, a newborn baby is welcomed from Jaenichen family, and wolves threaten poultry. A grand ball occurred at Abbot's Grove on March 16.
WIED DOTs reports farmers plan to thin stands and begin cotton planting later this week. Chas Schroeder returns from a trip to Devil's Pocket. Mechalis relatives visit Lindenau in DeWitt county. Ortmann family also visiting. Palm Sunday will be confirmation day at Scharlottenburg church. Death reported for Miss Martha Bengsch of Witting after a weeklong illness. burial Sunday at Scharlottenburg cemetery. Sympathy extended to the bereaved. John Pastucek, popular Perlits Bros salesman.
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