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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1915
Page
4
A postal notice from the Moulton Texas post office appears in a 1915 issue. It marks second class matter and lists a publication date of Friday November 5. unchanged archival record indicating mailing and publication details.
From Our Exchanges reports Grandma Hamilton’s fall at age 89 injuring her hip and resting well. Ed Arnim sells his home opposite the G H Kluge to Mrs L Ebrig with possession mid November as Arnim ponders moving to Kerrville. Geo F Burgess visits Shiver en route to Marlin. A baby girl brings joy to Mr and Mrs Ernest Zappe on October 22. The State Bank declares its semi annual dividend and adds to surplus. Southwestern Telephone Company invests seven thousand dollars in Cuero with eight workers. Pole and cable upgrades bring 400 new patrons and plans for 20 more boxes. local manager G W Michaels notes progress.
Moulton lodge members attended a Wednesday evening Masonic meeting in Gonzales. Attendees included Prof FT H Leslie Henry F L Mueller H A Menelee Guy Haltom W K Richter Jo Bucek Oswald Buescher John Mang J T Jaeggli and Dr P O Puck. After three candidates were raised to master mason they enjoyed a banquet with visitors from Lockhart Luling Yoakum Shiner Waelder Flatonia and Sabinal. The group traveled in two chug chug wagons and returned after midnight.
The Eagle haseen announces a married folks dance at Heimann Park Hall on Saturday night November 6. All married folks are invited to attend and join in the merriment with music by the Moulton Concert Band. August Ellinghausen and Bru n 0 Schendel made an automobile trip to Schulenburg last Thursday.
Peak's Pike announces eight roosters will star in the Great No-Tsu-Om celebration during Carnival Week with a feature event planned in Red Rooster Town. The notice emphasizes local participation and festive activities.
Houston Roosters stage Peaks Pike No-Tsu-Oh from November 6 to 17 under cover. plans mention moon dog at a sunfish, Ford jokes assembling plant, Swiss cheese holes, and motorcycle parade. highlights include football games Texas A&M vs Rice and Rice vs Texas, with parades, royal ceremonies, and agricultural exhibits.
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