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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1916
Page
4
A 1916 Movilton Texas issue highlights lower U S death rates yet warns preventable diseases remain high. It urges rural caution against malaria and typhoid, stresses clean water sources, fly and mosquito control, and better sanitation in schools and churches.
About seventeen million voices reportedly cast ballots in the general election balancing statewide races and national contests.
The note playfully asks readers about subscription status while praising a cheerful page and the Lord’s generosity. It reads like a light editorial aside about community support and sustained publications.
A simple at home dish idea promises affordable comfort for the holiday season. The message emphasizes easy preparation, low cost, and a mood lift from a familiar, wholesome bite.
President Woodrow Wilson received the largest vote ever cast for a presidential candidate according to the report. His overwhelming support set a record for popular backing in the election coverage.
Congressman J. J. Mansfield travels over the territory at his own expense to learn local needs. The Schulenburg Sticker notes voters chose Mansfield to serve in the United States Congress, where he aims to be useful and active.
An explanation of establishing a Federal Farm Loan Bank in Houston, urging local associations of land owners to organize, outlining loan process, association powers, and deposit handling, with an invitation to request information and apply via Guy M. Bryan.
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