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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1914
Page
3
Max Lorenz of Shiner and F Krenek were in Moulton and Shiner respectively last Thursday. Paul Pilener made a business visit to Hallettsville on the same day amid regional travel notes.
Mrs Q I Doree and children visited Yoakum relatives in the latter part of last week. Mr Guenther Mrs J G Guenther Prof F P Guenther and daughter Miss Elsie visited Cuero relatives one day last week.
The Scharlottenburg school presents a Sunday program beginning at 1 pm with a sequence of Welcome, songs, German and Bohemian recitations, English recitations, dialogues, and closing remarks. Participants include Annie Hirscher, Fritz Heerasen, Bertha Clouby, Sophia Fikae, Hedwig Jahn, Willie Riske, Bert Fiedler, Hilda Jahn, Adella, Hulda Fiedler, Oryx Brossman, Selma Breitkrentz, Isilda Breitkreutz, Mary Kiesel, Anton Heinrich, Mary Klesel, Annie Kikae, Emma Haas, Ella, Stanislav Vincik, Joe Berger, Sophie Heerssen, and others.
Judge Lindsey explains how small savers fund cheap money for land security and big farms. He cites saving banks in the United States and Europe, postal savings, and land securities as cheaper finance sources. A commission investigated European rural credit and found land securities in small denominations attract cheap funds. The commission prepared a plan for Congress to consider in the next article.
A column argues for strict road construction standards and improved highways as equalizers for rich and poor. It links patriotism to good roads and notes farmers support improved roads for themselves and families. It also endorses systematic use of the split log drag after permanent road building.
Louis Thiers of Shiner was in the city Saturday combining business with pleasure. Mrs RE Jaroszewski and son Henry, Gus Krueger and Paul Krueger returned Saturday from Westhoff where they attended the funeral of Mrs F Krueger.
It is estimated that on July 1, 1914 the population of Texas will be 4 257 854, an increase of over 360 000 in four years. San Antonio 115 063, Dallas 986, Fort Worth 94 494, Houston 93 122, Galveston 40 289, El Paso 49 505, Austin 33 218, Beaumont 25 433.
Mrs. Arthur Fisehner of Shi ner visited the city last week to see her parents Mr. and Mrs. Hy Pohler.
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