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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1916
Page
4
The Southland Farmer urges support for a November constitutional amendment allowing higher local school taxes. It explains current limits, proposes raising independent district cap to 1 and enabling county and common districts to levy up to 50 cents or 1 for schools. Emphasizes local self government and permissive rather than mandatory taxation.
A parade depicting childhood scenes will be showcased during the Houston Woman's Fair in November. The display promises vivid scenes and celebrates youth through themed tableaux amid the fair’s program.
A grand floats parade titled Visions of Childhood will headline the Texas Woman's Fair in Histon from November 6 to 11. Led by W. M. Baines of Houston, the spectacle features fairies on butterfly-drawn chariots, fairy babies, Santa Claus, Red Riding Hood, Cinderella, Little Bo-Peep, Brownies, witches, imps, frightful ghosts, and Bible scenes with angels and a final Paradise.
Oscar Graham presents The End of the Trail at the Opera House Saturday November 4. New cast members Miss Pearl Townsend and Miss Ruth Chandler join Edward C. Paulus in humorous roles while Oscar Graham showcases a cultured Indian lead.
The University of Texas reports an enrollment of 2,750 students marking a steady growth for the academic year. Administrators note continued demand across faculties and a shifting campus population.
Citizens are urged to participate in the upcoming election as a public duty and personal interest. Officials emphasize voting as essential to the community’s future and governance.
The election date is fixed for Tuesday November 7. After the campaign battles end, President Wilson is expected to retain the office.
The text reflects on balancing national election attention with hope for substantive, quality outcomes despite surrounding noise and distractions. It contemplates the impact of electoral cycles on public discourse and civic life.
Frank Stock of Shiner and Philip Wellhausen of Yoakum were in Moulton on Thursday and Friday for business, with Stock visiting the city and Wellhausen conducting business engagements.
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