04 Oct 1907
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1907
Page
1
The event featured President Roosevelt as a central figure with a cheering crowd of 17 000 school children. Simplicity was tempered by artistic embellishment as the address or celebration unfolded.
Glomer confronts Miss Hansel over temper and science in a tale of longing for a true home. He studies Ballor's law to dodge her storms, but she reveals a safer truth about love. They reconcile, promising a shared dwelling built on mutual care.
The Dartmouth Hanover church built in 1795 and restored in 1889 by Stanford White impressed architect Charles F. McKim. He told White that Dartmouth’s college church is one of America’s best colonial structures, and White confirmed the restoration was done by his firm McKim, Mead & White.
A man who works in a hall where many people pass claims he can discern individual footsteps. He says he has learned to recognize the tread of almost everyone who walks by his office daily.
Austin Texas Wednesday Commissioner of Agriculture R T Milner warned of a bear market in cotton and a long fight over fair pricing. He said bears have profited for decades and farmers must unite to hold their cotton, noting the need to resist selling at low prices.
In Lake Charles Louisiana James Chaney 22 employed by N Thigpen a logman on English Bayou was hacked to death by a furious negro helper after noon Tuesday. The killer fled but was captured that evening near English Bayou and jailed. A single negro witness reported the killer swung the ax striking Charley at the head and left the weapon in the body. Chaney's body will be taken to Oakdale for interment. his parents reside there.
Governor Patterson welcomed 6,000 former Tennesseans back to their native state at the State Fair in Nashville. The homecoming drew an audience of about fifteen thousand as Tennessee honored its visitors with remarks from Governor Folk of Missouri and a welcome address by Tennessee’s governor.
An article from a New York daily paper presents a simple prescription to treat backache and kidney bladder issues before Bright's disease. Fluid Extract Dandelion half ounce, Compound Karyon one ounce, Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla three ounces. Shake and take teaspoonful after meals and at bedtime.
The audience featured strong Texas representation with Oklahoma and Missouri notable second and third in attendance. Attendees included 31 states and several foreign countries with a political tone in the day’s talks. Governor Folk hosted by the Nashville Commercial Club. Missouri governor hinted at seeking the Democratic nomination, introduced by Ex-Governor Porter.
Washington dispatch: Beaumont oil man, after studying lands in the Indian Territory, failed to secure a lease from the Interior Department. He returned home Monday and will likely return later with renewed prospects for leasing the oil tract.
In Fellville Texas on Saturday evening the son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Salten was bitten by their bird dog while in the yard. Mrs Salten was bitten while trying to frighten off the dog. They were taken to Austin for treatment and were reported as getting along as well as could be expected. The dog later showed signs of madness and died.
Henry Doeckel, a Santa Fe switchman in Temple yards, was killed Friday morning when he was crushed between a long string of railroad cars. The 25 year old Temple resident left behind parents Mr and Mrs Louis Doeckel who live on a nearby farm.
In Beaumont Texas Chas Snell about 19 an apprentice with Higgins Oil and Fuel Company was badly burned and injured after a hot bolt dropped into a large steel oil tank caused an explosion. Frank Redman saved him and was burned while lowering Snell to the scaffold then to the hospital for treatment.
Ira T. Hildebrand of San Antonio has accepted a professorship of law at the State University and left Tuesday to begin his new duties. He has practiced law here for several years and is still a young man.
Bertram Texas reports Farmers Union controls about eighty percent of cotton ginned locally. At Tuesday's close in the warehouse 245 bales were on hand all priced at 15 cents middling basis.
Waco Texas reports a rare rainfall Tuesday night ending a drought that lasted since June 20. The steady rain breaks a long dry spell affecting Central Texas, aiding gardens and water supplies.
Corpus Christi resident Mr. Leary, noting interest in the Pie dras Pintas oil field, reports a favorable situation though he adds that output statistics have been greatly exaggerated.
Victoria Texas. Katt Stehling, 14, daughter of Henry Stehling, died from burns after an oil can explosion while lighting an ironing furnace. Her father, who was burned coming to her aid, is recovering well.
Austin Texas reports the Department of Banking named Union Bank and Trust Company of Houston as reserve agent for the Jackson Bank of Edna, a moveynchronizing banking operations.
Henry Griffith, operator of a Highland Park saloon, is charged with selling liquor on Sunday. Griffith has prior court history for similar offenses.
Stock in Leesville Texas suffer from prolonged drought with some animals dying from poverty and ticks. Officials warn that without timely rain and winter grass growth a higher percentage of livestock could perish this winter.
Banking Monday approved for the San Diego Bank of San Diego and the Union Bank and Trust Company of Houston as reserve agent for Duval County.
Uncle Eli guides Aunt Susan through New York’s Astor House on a fourth visit as they marvel at its wonders and settle for luncheon, recalling the cityscape from his elevated rides and noting the notable guest’s grand setting.
Harrison Grey Fiske speaks in New York about acting emphasizing subtlety. He notes a nod a pause and restrained manner can convey more than shouting. He recalls a countryside scene where an undertaker watches a physician leave, signaling silent, unspoken emotion.
A Bakersfield California reader reports a seven year old girl cured of a painful watery eruption after a fortnights use of Cuticura Remedies. The note says the child improved within 24 hours and was entirely cured after five days.
In a sharp mock-epic moment, widows and orphans curse the plunderers, invoking a generational doom. The plunderers ridicule the pleas, boast of riches, and bemusedly note the beaten appearance of their victims.
A reflection notes that only humans laugh and cry because they alone sense the gap between reality and how it ought to be, highlighting the peculiarity of human emotion and judgment.
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