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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1901
Page
2
Local Texas newspaper note shows subscription price one dollar per year and postal listing. Mentions Isidor Raynor not accepting pay during the Schley court of inquiry. Carrie Nation is referenced with a satirical remark about her activism and a damaged joint smashing joke.
The passage questions whether diamond fields in the Transvaal will be worked during the war and whether they will prove as productive as expected. It warns that if diamond mines underperform, England may miss a chance to develop them, and suggests John may regret fighting only for the mines.
An old prover suggests the pen is mightier than the sword while General KuKener notes the Boers cannot be whipped with pen and paper. He may not concede it yet but has learned this by now.
A newspaper discussion revisits anarchism and its links to free speech. Debates surface on immigration law, freedom of expression, and the roots of famous assassins like Booth, Grieau, and Czolgosz, questioning birthplace and influence.
A long mixed-page notice outlines the Hope institute program for December 6 7 including gymnastic theory sessions and primary arithmetic teaching. It urges crop diversification, discusses Admiral Schley and Santiago, and notes Lavaca county teacher institute rules plus Sam and Will Moore Institute events with a December 27 school program and calls for a drama club and debating society.
Hallettsville notes report religious services, bank closure, and post office opening on Tsankagivisg Day. County court convenes, sheriff returns, and local entertainment raises funds for cemetery and school organ. Local births, marriages, and a murder suicide incident are noted along with ads for tonics and horse sales.
A farmer argues that protecting birds would hurt insect control, predicting insect harm, while sportsmen kill birds to practice marksmanship. The writer urges immediate action to stop this practice.
A partial fragment shows a seller offering to dispose of all men’s items, including clothing and accessories, but the text is incomplete and lacks specific details or dates.
An advertisement for Cheap John markets Christmas candies and toys from a local headquarters. It touts dolls for sale regardless of cost and emphasizes a broad inventory for the season.
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