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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1912
Page
1
We offer everyday affordable clothing with enduring style and value. Our assortment includes men’s wool suits at 10.50 12.50 15.00 and 15.00, and boys’ suits from 1.50 to 7.50. We overbought and now reduce with attractive prices across all departments, while stocks last.
Store reports fresh shipment of ladies cloaks. Prices range from 4.00 to 15.66 dollars with small profits and a promise of stylish coats for customers.
A catalog style listing shows items and prices including Finest Flour at 55 per bag, 12 Ibs Pure Clean Malt Coffee at 100, Fine Roasted Coffee at 100, Mustard Sardines at 25, American Sardines at 25, Jap Rice and Head Rice at 25, Lump Starch at 25, Good Salmons at 25, Tobacco at 25, Hippo Wash Powder at 25, Apples at 1.35, Chocolate Drops at 15, household ware like cups tumblers and enamel pans, and apparel such as winter caps overcoats and silk head scarves.
A local retailer advertises a full stock of black and grey hats in all sizes and promises durability. While supplies last they will sell their regular five dollar hats for four dollars, inviting buyers to purchase now before stock runs out.
Skirt houses display serge skirts in various styles. Shoppers are urged to follow descriptions and form a buying opinion. Prices range from 10 dollars to 359 dollars.
A San Antonio Express special from Austin reports Mrs. George W. Fulton announces the forthcoming marriage of her daughter, noting family and social plans for the event.
Eleanor to wed F. W. Jaeggli of Cuero in January. F W Jaeggli is the youngest son of Mrs. A Jaeggli of Moulton.
Local report outlines MovnLton's proposed facilities including a cold storage plant and a creamery to boost agricultural processing. Officials say plans focus on warehouse capacity and dairy product handling to support regional farmers.
The report notes that every proposed amendment to the state constitution passed. It also mentions Super T W Gregory of Austin who reportedly aims to become ambassador to Great Britain.
The naval launch marks a milestone as the United States vessel enters service. Displacement and design details are noted, with emphasis on its significance for the fleet and national defense.
A fire at Henderson Saturday consumed 200 bales of cotton, causing an estimated loss of about 12000 dollars. No injuries reported. Local fire crews battled the blaze and secured the scene.
Approximately 28,000,000 has been deposited to date in postal savings depositories by 290,000 depositors, averaging 96 dollars per depositor.
Governor Colquitt appoints Railroad Commissioner John L. Wortham to replace Secretary of State C. C. McDonald who resigns to practice law in El Paso.
The battleships South Carolina Vermont Michigan and New Hampshire will visit Galveston from December 6 to 10. Galvestonians are planning entertainment for the visiting blue jackets.
The state board of pharmacy will hold examinations for certificates to practice pharmacy in Austin on November 18. Dr. R. H. Walker of Gonzales serves as secretary of the board.
Congressman Brad of Waxahachie argues postmasters should be chosen by preferential primaries locally. He says postmasters should be selected by the people they serve, advocating local rule and public involvement.
It is announced that Granite Mountain near Llano will likely furnish the material for the new Federal building in Austin. The hill contains enough granite to supply the United States with building material for over fifty years.
Roads must pass through rain and sun before value appears. Workmen on a building site revive city confidence and attract investors. Cruelty to animals is evident when driven through mud as on boulevards. Studying a problem increases chances of success. Cooperative research may convince the best to support progressive moves.
The Texas Legislature may fund a shaft at Freeport to mark Stepner F. Austin’s grave, resting from 1836 to 1910 before removal to the state cemetery. The tomb near the Brazos River seven miles above Freeport crumbles. a marker is urged for the pioneer’s resting place. Also notes on local events include a bazaar, a birthday surprise, a wedding, a death, and a social club gathering in nearby communities.
Edna native Miss Leila Horne accepted a position with The Eagle and is welcomed by many friends in Moualton after visiting her sister Mrs. E Studeman. Mr and Mrs Hermann Thar hosted a large Sunday gathering for Thar's birthday with games and refreshments. The Moulton teachers institute met at the Sam and Will Moore Institute for its second session with many local teachers in attendance.
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