Taft and laws and bonds noted in Texas paper
The 1908 Texas issue reports 535 National banks with over 40 million dollars capital. It notes Taft questionably worshipping the golden calf and a looming Sunday law in San Antonio. Palma, first Cuban president, died November 4 in Santiago. Cotton ginned through November 1 totals 8,199,982 bales. Edmond Borchers bought Peck league land in Dewitt and Lavaca for 32,320 dollars, 4,415 acres. John Pavlica and Sophia Roller wed at Moulton Catholic church with Rev. Father Hudecek officiating. A splinter removal tip using steam is shared from November Woman's Home Companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
John Pavlica
Sophia Roller
Joseph Hudecek
Tue Haas
Sherman teacher elected Linn county Kansas superintendent
Miss Lillian Potter, a public school teacher from Sherman Texas, has been elected county superintendent of public instruction for Linn county Kansas on the Democratic ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Potter
Sherman
Texas
Linn County
Kansas
Ridgway to push compulsory education bill
Tax EAGLE states representative R B Ridgway of Weatherford will introduce a compulsory education bill in the next legislature. The paper endorses compulsory education and urges passage of the measure.
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Tax Eagle
R. B. Ridgway
Weatherford
Emil Gerdes
Dreyer
Knippa
Uvalde County
Farm and Ranch offers $1000 cash for best corn
Farm and Ranch invites farmers in Texas Arkansas Oklahoma and Louisiana to compete for a $1000 prize for the best corn in 1909. The program has no strings and exhibitors need not subscribe to Farm and Ranch or any publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm and Ranch
Texas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Bryan’s leadership praised as politics cleanups hoped
The piece lauds William Jennings Bryan as a national figure in a crusade for honest politics amid 1908 fire losses estimated at 2 billion dollars for the year, with 75 percent preventable, and notes civic progress regardless of his presidential fortunes. It also reports several local weddings and a music festival in Moulton with community celebrations and dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jennings Bryan
United States
Bryan
Chelsea
Moulton
Moulton Band
Ideal Band
Hallettsville
F. TI. Fehrenkamp
Hermann Park
Idea Band
Frank Rother
Shiner
Wanted man for magazine sub and sales in Moulton
Help wanted ad seeks a man in Moulton to manage subscriptions and secure new business for Success Magazine. Permanent position, preferred experienced candidate but open to qualified applicants. Salary 1.50 per day with commission option. Address KR. C. Peacock Room 192 Success Magazine Bldg New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Success Magazine
Moulton
KR. C. Peacock
Success Magazine Bldg
New York
Texas Game Laws Open Season Restrictions Published
The Eagle outlines Texas game season dates and limits for deer turkeys quail partridges doves and other species. Penalties include fines 10 to 160 dollars or 5 to 30 days in jail with each bird a separate offense. Game wardens have arrest powers and daily bag limits cap at twenty five birds total.
San Antonio Visitors and Thanksgiving Trade Highlights
W. J. Moore of San Antonio arrived in the city Tuesday and Wm Lightover with the Only Only Photo Tent is expected back about November 20. Ed. Boehm & Sons bought 558 turkeys weighing 6233 pounds at 9 cents a pound totaling 560.97. The San Antonio and Aransas Pass Railroad settled with the parents of Yoakum youth Joe May for 2500 after a Sap engine explosion incident.
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W. J. Moore
San Antonio
City
Ed. Boehm & Sons
Tue Eacre
San Antonio and
Aransas Pass
Joe May
Yoakum
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QO. F. Knape
Noulton
Bank
William Howard Taft
Thomas Estada Palma
Santiago
Washington
Edmond Borchers
Yorktown
Nicholas Peck
Dewitt
Lavaca
Joseph Filip
Mise Mattie Pilsner
Germany
Here
Mary Kubenka
Adolph Novak
Kubenka
Pear Moulton
Lorenz Novak
Rouge
Toe Eade
Ella Glause
F. Glause
Lizzie Summerlin
Lydia Krause
Esie Jaeggli
Bessie Mladenka
Ida Rapp
Julia Rapp
Annie Pantas
Della Boehm
Annie Dideck
Alma Bohnenkamp
Adela Knesek
Elizabeth Rehmer
Lizzie Preston
Clifton Arnim
Eidie Balborn
Houston Hollyfield
Oscar Lee Bunting
Henry Fehrenkamp
Elo Fehrenkemp
Author Balborn
Woodley Quebedeaux
Frank Tomasko
Fred Krause
Edwin Jaeggli
Otto Krause
Alfred Rehmet
Emil Schmidt
William Hillmier
Oak Grove
R. Huebner
Sophia Hillmer
G. Rapp
Lutheran Church
Mrs. Huebner
Nickel News
Epitor Eagle
Ruby Lockwell
Pen Woods
Pogue Lake
Quebedeaux
F. F. Woods
Gonzales
Baileys
Zennie Neeley
Wilson Chapel
Walker
Daff
Lone Star
Nickel
Richard Waltersdorf
Lavaca County
Emil Gieptner
Novohrad
Anton Preytag
Flatonia
Otto Booth
Louis Frebls
Burlington
Milam County
J. M. Bennett
August Mladenko
F. W. Lucke
Halletteville
Texas Game Laws
First State Bank of
Wa. Green
E. StvpEmMan
F. T. Fehrenkamp
Philip Welhausen
O. Buescher
WM. Green
Bucex
Studeman
Banx
Graer
Ber
Dr.Adams
Guenther
Adams
Henry Krause
Cash Produce Store
DR. King’s
Dr. King
Earl Shamburg
Cadell
Kas
ATL
Drigogists
Jacob Cinadyr
Mueller & Raymond
Rud
Jaeggli & Bro
Jacob Furoc
Moulton, ‘Exas
Ernst Pelzsil
KK. Rebmet
F. J. Knesek
THE
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