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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1913
Page
8
Stallion owner H F L Mueller announces stand at his place in Moulton Texas for the stallion Prince Albert. No breeding details or dates provided.
Advertisement notes two registered Jersey bulls named Tom and Dilworth available for lead work. Terms set at 2.50 with contact following Mueller of Moulton Texas. Phone number partially listed as 25.
Painter Flowers came back Tuesday from Corpus Christi where he had spent several days enjoying the gulf breeze.
Advertisement for Lucas Rehmet promotes made to measure suits with a free pair of extra pants. Customers may choose from 200 styles and are invited to step in to learn more.
Notice to parents states enrollment for children ends May 31 1913 and urges those not yet enrolled to register promptly. The Moulton School Board issued the reminder along with local society notes including visits, theater ads, and upcoming events around Flatonia and nearby areas.
The Eagle notes J EK Clark has been authorized to announce his candidacy for the State Senate to succeed the resigned D A Paulus.
The annual meeting of Moulton branch No. 18 will be held at B. Lovkmann's ball on Saturday June 7 1913 at p.m. All members must attend and pay the annual dues of 15 cents on the 100. Certificates may be obtained that day. Anton Schumann, Sec.
The Conference for Education in Texas reports forty thousand children work in cotton goods factories while many more cultivate and harvest cotton. They warn such child labor deprives youth of essential preparation for life and citizenship. No state can sacrifice its children for temporary industrial gain.
The text notes cotton as a major profitable crop and industry in the United States. It mentions Texas producers earning a million dollars daily and the global impact of its harvest. The Texas Welfare Commission studies cotton marketing with W. T. Loudermilk of DeLeon as sub-committee chair.
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