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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1905
Page
2
The Chadwick household sold at public auction for 25200 dollars. The item also notes travels to San Antonio for Roosevelt festivities, a jail scare with Hoch, and odd civic politics. It mentions Linovitch replacing Kuropatkin in Manchuria and Castro warning on Mississippi Valley invasion. Burcess predicts Roosevelt friendship with the South.
A dated tract critiques punctuality and governance while lampooning reforms and long words. It muses on government integrity, compares foreign rot to domestic fragility, and wittily notes rural Lavaca County land pride with personified produce.
A magazine piece catalogues moral maxims about virtue and vanity. It lists numbered prompts such as avoiding idle pleasure and covetousness while critiquing pride, shallow judgments, and dull melancholy, urging readers to reflect on character.
In Halletsville Salletsville on March 19 two candidates announce for mayor Judge I A Mester and J T Easterling with current mayor Hester seeking another term. Aldermen and city attorney posts also on ballot but likely to go uncontested. Tax assessors face requests for equalization with notices due by Monday the 27th. Truck Growers association delayed onion and potato crate orders due to weeks of heavy rain risking substantial crop spoilage. Prospects for the potato crop look bleak.
The inaugural committee's final report shows a cash balance after all expenses of about 4 000 dollars. Ticket and privilege sales brought in 150 000 dollars. guarantors may recover about 60 000 dollars, leaving 4 000 dollars to seed a national convention hall fund. Rumors of Russo Japanese peace persist in Washington diplomatic circles as Roosevelt offers good offices. Texas patents granted this week include harness attachment by John M Bassett Daingerfield and other items by George M Bessonet Refus L Hicks and Virgil H Mills. notices from C A Snow & Co.
District Court sets grand jury at 2 pm in first week October term 1903 for organization and lists non jury civil and jury civil dockets with trials across weeks three and four. Criminal docket starts Monday third week. lists grand and petit jurors and names numerous jurors and clerks.
A humorous account of how friends press useless remedies on a man with a cold. The speaker recalls trying onions, strong teas, lactic potions, alcohol, and various mixtures. Despite many uncomfortable and bizarre cures, the man longs for rest and relief from constant treatment.
Flatonia notes list Dr F E Young of San Antonio injured on an eastbound South ern Pacific train after falling between cars at 2 a m. Dry Tutwiler assisted at the depot and Young traveled to West Point. Several residents, including Prof Strauss and Henry Krause, are noted with brief visits and travels in surrounding towns.
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