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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1910
Page
1
Retail note highlights new sweater styles for ladiesMisses and children available now after a late arrival. Emphasizes quality and best selection.
Store notes upcoming shipment due this week after selling through plain black patent leather belts. Purchasers show demand, suggesting styles align with customer taste and market trends.
Sixteen battleships sail for a two month cruise in European waters. Senator Bailey buys a 15 room Washington residence. Mrs. Lanitz dies in Houston from a gasoline stove explosion. Lexington address delivered October 28. Farmers and Merchants Bank vault wrecked at Greepland with about 8000 dollars seized. Liberati’s band to perform in Waco carnival November 5 to 20. About six hundred bales of cotton burned at Longview for an estimated 38000 dollars loss. W A Blackwell Jr buys 10000 acres in Atascosa and Live Oak counties for over 100000 dollars. Crown Prince wrecked with coffee cargo valued at 1000000 off Cuba October 16. 1000 freight cars burned at Topeka, loss about 800000.
A jolly crowd gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Willberg last Friday to celebrate Mr. Willberg's birthday. Refreshments were enjoyed and friends wish him many happy returns. Visitors included Ferdinand Schindler and family from near Henkhaus. Hunting season opened today and local folks attended Hester's show in Moulton Saturday night. November 1, 1910.
The tiny daughter of John Urb. sis died in San Antonio where she was treated for illness. Her body was brought back to Flatonia for burial after the medical trip.
Mrs Jobeonie Cadwell and the infant departed for Yoakum on Tuesday, heading to join relatives and start a new chapter.
The Texas Commercial Secretaries Association presents a road map with county by county miles of public highways, miles improved, annual road expenditures, and bonds issued in the past year. Tarrant, Elllie, Hill, Harris, El Paso, and Collin counties are highlighted for specific achievements and costs. Maps are free on request from the association in Fort Worth.
After spending several days in the city, Charles Roever returned to Bello on Tuesday.
Austin reports State Superintendent F M Bralley states the law allows districts to establish free kindergartens for four to seven year olds within public schools. It outlines standards for training schools, faculty, library, and admission and graduation, noting Dallas is the only Texas institution on the department's approved list.
Witting residents Henry Rogge and Agnes Garbade wed at the bride's parents home with Rev. Konzack officiating. The note adds congratulations and well wishes for a long marriage. Additional items mention a king feast, visitors from Victoria, and local happenings including fire, housing changes, and hunting season opening.
Local column records birthday celebrations at Frank J Wick’s and Adolph Selzer homes. Mentions visits by Ferdinand and Anton Selzer and families, wedding of Hermann Raab to Maggie Hirsch at Moulton Catholic Church, and a birthday gathering with San Antonio beer. Also reports frost, opening hunting season, and social visits among De Witt County residents.
Hallettsville Texas October 31 district court ended Saturday after a two week session, one of the county’s shortest. Civil business dominated with only two criminal trials, a Mexican man pleaded guilty to burglary and a white man was acquitted on instruction. Court costs were 634, far below prior peaks of 1 800. Judge Kennon and District Attorney Atkinson departed for home on Friday.
H L Stulken buys half interest in Peterson produce business forming Peterson & Stulken. Dr C L Kopecky moves to Shiner to join Schultze & Gray while keeping Kopecky Ledbetter. Nolen Produce opens as fourth such firm in Hallettsville. Joseph Reichman sells home to A J Hill and moves to Schulenburg.
A. W. Harmon aged seventy a Civil War captain and Gonzales prominent citizen sustained a broken left leg when a carnival crowd platform collapsed during a balloon ascension. About fifty people were on the small platform. the weight caused it to fail no other injuries reported.
The citizens of Moulton honored R. Preston with a nineteen jewel Waltham gold watch at Barney Lackmann's hall for seven years service as Sap agent. Banker E. Stineman gave the presentation speech. Preston, recently promoted to transportation inspector, is praised as courteous, reliable, and a key supporter of town progress. He helped launch last June’s agricultural fair, whose success is attributed to his efforts.
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