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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1901
Page
2
Saturday publication details for a Texas newspaper in Moulton. It notes weekly issues cost one dollar per year. Also confirms entry as second class matter at the post office.
Report from Yorkey confirms Miss Stone is dead. A barrel stunt at Niagara Falls injures a woman, with few bruises. Texas landowner Mrs. Taylor previously lived in Texas. Congressman Lanham predicts Texas Governor race. long ahead. Jennings La. fire destroys five blocks of business buildings valued around half a million dollars.
President Roosevelt proclaims Thursday as a day of Thanksgiving. State health officer Tabor declares quarantine against Liverpool and Glasgow due to bubonic plague. Local notes include marriages, new positions, and community updates amid a broad county news roundup.
The Campo News notes that intelligent and mentally balanced people read local papers while ignorant farmers often skip them or read distant publications. It argues reading local newspapers signals civic responsibility and awareness.
An exchange notes editors know the town’s scandalous secrets and warns publishing half could trigger divorce suits soci crimes imprisonments lynchings and misery. It remarks editors learn much and questions their belief in anything on earth or hereafter.
Hallettsville notes dated October 24 1901 report a cold spell with the first norther of the season. Fires destroy a rent house near the depot and a barn. both set by youngsters. Cotton receipts and market activity fuel local commerce as farmers weigh 7000 bales and more may follow. Local property trades include Bank Saloon sale and farm transfers. Community updates cover school literary society church movers and residents relocating to Floresville and Runge.
A playful poem from the Corsicana Democrat extols Texas oil and natural resources. It claims vast oil reserves and industrial strength, praising oil for powering wheels, war efforts, and daily life while enumerating state riches and prosperity.
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