Moulton Rag le Friday issue May 7 1915
The Moulton Ragle weekly newspaper issue dated Friday May 7 1915 is published in Moulton Texas and mailed as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1915
Page
4
Rural School Improvement Tour Highlights Nolan County
E B Davis led a Texas Extension program team through Nolan County with County Superintendent Ross and others. They spoke at about fifty meetings urging rural school consolidation, local tax support, and vocational work to improve efficiency and departmental schooling across Texas districts.
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University Station
Austin
E. EB. Davis
The
State University
Nolan County
Ross
R. B. Cousins
West Texas Normal
J. W. Reed
Davis
Mr. Davis
Texas
Shiner Social Visits Reported Across Weeks
Mrs Henry Koester and daughter visited in Shiner on Monday. Mrs J T Jaeggli and daughter Theodora visited in Shiner between trains. Lucas Rebmet was in San Marcos for business. William Schultz returned from Hermleigh. Mr and Mrs Charles Koss Biel of Cuero visited Dr J Guenther. Dr F J Guenther attended the State Medical Association in Ft Worth. Prof F G Havel of Evergreen school visited last Thursday. Charles Findeisen left for Kerrville to nurse Fritz Glause. Mrs Joe Hughes returned home after visiting sisters. Miss Mary Tomford returned home from Yoakum after teaching Oak Grove school. Joe Selzer and son of Nursery, Victoria county, visited relatives.
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Mary Tomford
Yoakum
Oak Grove
Joe Selzer
Nursery
Victoria County
University Furnishes Many Teachers For Public Schools
A report by the University of Texas Committee on Teachers shows 425 students and alumni secured teaching positions for 1914-15. Placements include 17 in college and normal, 11 superintendents, 14 high school principals, 11 ward principals, 124 high school teachers, 33 in grades, 13 in private instruction, 16 in rural schools, with 164 unclassified. Dr Eby notes expected next session positions will likely surpass prior records.
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Committee On Teachers, University of Texas
University
College and Normal
Eby
Thirty-Pound Cabbage Sent to Gov Ferguson in Victoria
The largest cabbage in the county and perhaps the state was shipped to Governor Ferguson. Grown by Louis Hiller in Victoria County, the head weighed a little over thirty pounds fresh from the field.
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Victoria
Texas
Ferguson
Louis Hiller
Barrett Delivers Agriculture Talk to Hallettsville Kids
Mrs Emma Moore Barrett of Austin lectured at the Hallettsville public school to local children. Barrett, born and raised in Hallettsville, is connected with the Agricultural Department in Austin. Her lecture addressed the school audience yesterday afternoon.
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Hallettsville
Texas
Emma Moore Barrett
Austin
Agricultural Department
Prescott Woman Appointed to Christen Arizona Battle Vessel
Esther Roos of Prescott is named by Governor Hunt to christen the battleship Arizona set for launch from the Brooklyn Navy Yard on July 19.
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Esther Roos
Prescott
Arizona
Hunt
United States Battle Arizona
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Successful Young Author Buck Publishes The Call of the Cumberlands
Charles Neville Buck. a 30 year old lawyer and prolific writer, has achieved a hundred thousand seller with The Call of the Cumberlands. The novel, dramatized and popular nationwide, will be serialized with the first installment in an early issue.
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Call of the Cumberlands
Charles Neville Buck
Kentucky
Buck
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