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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1913
Page
1
A short verse celebrates Home and Love as inseparable, tender ideals. It extols the pairing as essential for happiness, claiming neither alone suffices and urging continual praise through daily song. The poem attributes the sentiment to Robert W. Service.
The Moulton Concert Band is organized with members Frank Effenberger Henry Fehrenkamp O F Knape A J Elster Ludwig F Heinrich Edmund Etlinger Willie Stock August Stock Joe Rothbaur Frank Dworsky. They will practice Wednesdays and aim to perform soon. F T Fehrenkamp provides gratis materials for a band stand on Front street.
Janis Darilek and Miss Sophia Darilek were joined in marriage Tuesday morning at the Catholic church by Rev. E. Schindler. The couple celebrated with friends at the bride’s parents home, Mr. and Mrs. Josef Darilek, and the groom works at A. F. Kotzebue’s drug store.
Mr Edward Boehm and family of this city and Miss Louisa Boehm of Yoakum visited relatives in Ammansville Sunday. Miss Wilma Krause accepted a clerkship in Papacek Bros mercantile. Miss Kathleen Wake, music teacher, ordered The Eagle for her mother Mrs Horace Wake Morrie Ranch. Miss Julia Chlastak paid one dollar fifty cents for a yearly subscription for her brother R F Chlastak of Shine.
Houston reports taxable valuations exceed 100 million dollars, Harris County at 129,673,000 the state's highest. Wichita Falls chassis plant has orders from Italy for motor trucks. A base in Central and South America and Pere Rico. Taylor grants gas franchise to Taylor Gas Company of Ann Arbor for gas works and mains. Houston Ship Channel expected to be completed in March 1914 with free wharves planned at the turning basin. construction begins now.
Washington demands Huerta's retirement. James J. Fielder wins New Jersey governor race. Colquitt opens cotton palace in Waco. William Sulzer elected to New York legislature. Massachusetts and Virginia elect Democratic governors. Prohibitionists win in Haskell county local option. Tammany mayors defeat by about 120000. Beethoven Hall San Antonio destroyed by fire. hall to be rebuilt. Majestic Theater in San Antonio nears completion as the era’s most magnificent theater building.
A series of land transfers around Moulton and Baursville list buyers and sellers by name with acres and prices. Holyfield to Thompson 499 acres west of Old Moulton for 13475 dollars. Multiple parcels change hands including McKinney place, Baursville, Witting and nearby towns with prices per acre and total sums noted.
Randolph Kerr and Maida Bunting were united in marriage Tuesday morning November 4 at the home of Mr and Mrs Lee Bunting with Rev Allen of Flatonia officiating. The couple left for Yoakum and Houston before settling in Flatonia.
Mrs. F. Arnim, widow of F. Arnim, died Tuesday at 4 a.m. at her Moulton home from heart failure. Funeral held Thursday at Moulton Public Cemetery. She was 64 years 11 months and 25 days old and survived by six children Edmund Gonzales F V Corpus Christi Gus Sabinal Otto Runge Richard and Annie of Moulton.
Austin reports the first apportionment for the new scholastic year at fifty cents per capita. With a total scholastic population of 1,048,531, the amount apportioned is 524,264 dollars. The per capita total this year is seven dollars, with six dollars and fifty cents to be apportioned later, thirty-five cents less than last year.
The North German Lloyd steam ship Brandenburg arrived from Bremen with 364 passengers. Thirty were returning American citizens and 334 aliens seeking entry to the United States. Primary examinations ended today and those admitted on first examination depart tonight by rail for their new homes.
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