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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1910
Page
8
The Moulton Eagle announces a subscription drive offering annual prepayment of one dollar. Readers are urged to subscribe for yearlong delivery and continued local news coverage.
Hon. O. B. Colquitt spoke to over 2000 Lavaca county residents in Shiner Texas about his gubernatorial candidacy. The event featured a large dinner, local officials, and a park rally where Colquitt argued for local self government constitutional precedence over party platforms and criticized opponents Campbell and Davidson. He referenced accusations of corruption and promised strong support in July.
The senate approved a naval bill totaling 134000 in repriations. It provides for two Grant class ships five battle ships six torpedo boats and two fleet colliers.
Last week saw onion movements to the market and various visits by candidates and businesspeople including H Heachins pursuing sheriff, Kenny Wenske at Witting, and J L Dickson with partners in Earberg. Cotton suffered in the wet spell as farms and fairs loom with preparations at Moulton and nearby communities.
Moulton Agricultural Fair set for June 22 and 23 in 1910 with committees named across categories. Horses include John Mladenka and Charles Lueke. cattle F. C. Koester and A. W. Janszen. hogs H. F. L. Mueller and Aug. Ellinghausen. poultry and eggs L. A. Meiners and R. A Etlinger. display hall V. Boehm and G. v. Lieven among others. fancy work Mrs. W. K. Richter and Miss Louisa Lueke. bread led by Mrs. F. T. Fehrenkamp and others. vegetables Henry Schodde and George Baur. flowers led by Mrs. Aug. Mueller and Fritz Eilert.
Hallettsville reports active road work with graders and ox teams under a local road law. precinct taxes fund local projects. The high school closes a nine month term with 11 graduates led by salutatorian Miss Julia Tinson and valedictorian Mr Charles Tinson as Judge Green and County Superintendent Guenther speak. The Howerton building is being remodeled and Lavaca County National Bank becomes First National Bank at Hallettsville with French Simpson continuing management.
W H Turk of Morales begins building a residence on his property and plans to move his family to the new home soon. He formerly served as tax collector of Lavaca County.
Field operations stall as rain affects farming. Edwin Knesek of Moulton chats with his best near here last Sunday. John Kubena and Ignac Jaluska, with Frank Kubena, attend Mrs Alfred Gieptoer funeral at St John cemetery. Ignac Jaluska buys a new U S cream separator. The year 1910 brings frequent showers and high winds.
O B Colquitt, the prospective Texas governor, spoke at Bluecher Park Hall in Moulton for about two hours starting 2 30 pm. The crowd filled the venue as he urged local self government personal liberty and constitutional adherence while opposing statewide prohibition as a campaign issue.
Tuw Eagie states a grand ball will be given at Heckwaus on Saturday night June 4 1910. Good music will be provided. The management invites everybody assuring all a good time.
St Louis developer Apotonus Busco announces construction of a twenty story hotel in Dallas with a budget of $1,000,000. The project aims to expand the city’s hospitality capacity and create a landmark property for business travelers.
The first consignment of Texas watermelons was shipped to the market Friday. They were grown near McAllen in Hidalgo County.
The Jeffries Johnson bout will be staged in San Francisco instead of Emeryville. A New York syndicate offers $100000 for moving picture rights to the fight.
William Jennings Bryan travels to Scotland to serve as the United States delegate at large for an international missionary conference to be held in Elinborough in June.
The bank claims the American Bank Protection Co. system averts burglaries and robberies with no loss of money or valuables, highlighting extensive precautionary measures and urging subscriptions to Pwe Kaci.
Henry 8 Paulus a prominent attorney of Stallettsville had his name enrolled on Tue Eacrie s list. The note hints the store on Front street will soon be ready for occupancy.
County Judge W R McCutchan authorized invites for bids to paint iron bridges across the county many spans cross streams. County court met at Hallettsville detailing probate criminal civil business for the weeks ahead. T H McGregor of Austin spoke for governor candidate Robert Vance Davidson in Hallettsville as Colquitt is expected to win the county big.
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