11 Nov 1910
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1910
Page
1
A Garland of Texas items notes Greenville plans a 900000 dollar cotton mill project. Other items report Bryan’s Texas hunting trip, King George coronation date set, Italians buying San Benito land, and state agricultural shifts.
Ed O Arnim Warne Krause T Dickson Anton Kolar and Prince Lockwell were among those who attended the fair in San Antonio this week.
Edmund Anderle of Oak Grove and Miss Mary Wenske of Ko mensky were joined in marriage at the Catholic church Monday morning with Rev. Father Joseph Hudecek officiating. The couple celebrated at the bride’s parents home, Mr and Mrs Charles Wenske, with relatives and well wishes. Tur EaGie extends congratulations and best wishes.
A collection of aphorisms on farming life and marriage from Farm Journal. The piece contrasts rural virtues with social foibles, noting work ethic, shared labor, and prudent conduct while lampooning charm and leisure. It blends farmer wisdom with whimsical observations on listening and aging.
Tuesday's returns show Democrats will control the next U S House. John A Dix won New York governor seat, Henry L Stimson unavailable. Judson Harmon re-elected Ohio governor. Baldwin, Wilson, Foss win in several states. In Texas and other races Democrats gain seats while Republicans pick up some governors. Local items note social and church events and moves.
Sale announced for Wednesday afternoon November 23 1910 at the seller's farm in Boursville. Included items are two work horses one wagon a mower a rake multiple plows and various farm tools offered at low prices. Buy to secure bargains from B von Lignen.
Adolph Novak and Victor Pinetz of Runge attended the Liska Novak nuptials Wednesday. The event drew local residents and family members to celebrate the marriage in the community.
John Baur returned Tuesday from a prospecting trip to Fort Stockton and other parts of Southwest Texas. He reportedly bought a tract of land at Fort Stockton.
A call to send one new subscription of a neighbor to Tue Eaate. The pitch emphasizes helping the local list grow while aiding a neighbor. EaGue is offered at only $1.00 per year.
Last Monday Tur EaGite received a courteous visit from Mrs R Preston and Miss Gracie. Mrs Preston ordered The Eagle to be sent to her son James, a telegrapher in Sap at San Antonio, and to her daughter Lizzie, a Moravia public school assistant teacher.
Voters in Moulton cast 197 ballots in an unusually quiet election. Across officials from governor to county chairman and multiple judges, candidates led by Colquitt and Lightfoot with wide margins while amendments favored by 50 to 84.
From New Orleans comes a report that cabbage rose to 35 dollars a ton, up more than 15 dollars in ten days. The surge is blamed on the entry of Texas cabbage, praised for flavor and market appeal, signaling strong profits for Texas farmers amid broader export prospects.
In Yoakum Texas a meeting at E J Motis law office organized a special Bohemian train for November 15 to attend the Waco Cotton Palace Carnival Bohemian Day. Directors set the event to attract large turnout with Lavaca DeWitt counties supplying their share and about 8000 expected in Waco.
Lavaca County near Hallettsville sees active land sales with Mrs. Catherine Strattman and her fourteen children selling the Spies homestead of 171 acres nine miles above town at 65 dollars per acre to F. Koenning. John Smothers, Lavaca County's oldest native, buys the G. B. Harris homestead and will move to town from the ranch.
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