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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1924
Page
4
A Madison County Ohio sign near the city urges motorists to slow down, warning that drive fast and see our jail. The piece argues rising automobile deaths rival wartime losses and calls for strict restraint of reckless drivers to reduce casualties.
Constable Henry F. L. Mueller received a Smith & Wesson pistol, handcuffs, and a halter from Moulton citizens in appreciation of his peacekeeping service. The pistol and handcuffs were shown at F. Biehunke & Sons, and Dr. Sam Jaeggli tested the gun by hitting a bull’s eye at twenty yards.
The notice lists regular and special teachers for Shiner City Schools including T. H. Leslie conductor and Supt, Frances L. Fullinwider, Miriam Gerling, and Alois Markovsky. Mrs S A Thulemeyer handles special duties with piano by Ella E Lane. For more information see or write the conductor T H Leslie.
The cotton seed crop in the Southern States last year was valued at about 250 million dollars. Voters will nominate presidential candidates next month for the Democratic and Republican parties. The Great Northern railroad operates a women only smoking car on a Pacific coast fast train. U.S. hog production yearly, if lined up, would twice circle the world.
Realty transfers list several deeds from residents around Moulton. C Windel and wife sell 649x15113 ft adjoining town to Emil J Frey for 1500 dollars. F H Koester and wife sell 12 acres adjoining town and 6 near Boursville to Charles Koester for 6000 dollars. Ed Boehm estate sells 107.6 acres near Old Moulton to Frank J Albrecht for 8070 dollars. Henry Koester Jr and wife sell south half of Block 68 Moulton to E A Juengermann for 3500 dollars. Paul Pilsner and wife sell 90 12 acres one mile north of Moulton at 115 dollars per acre to M C Driscoll.
The Eagle reports new readers since the last list update with Miss Millie Mikeska Otho Casey and Donald Bunting added to the Moulton area readership.
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