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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1917
Page
4
The piece urges readers to mention seeing ads in The Eagle when buying from merchants. It argues publishers and merchants gain from traceable ad impact and asks customers to report this, promising greater advertising and opportunities if readers credit the paper's ads.
The Tux Yoakum Fair opened Wednesday and will close Saturday night, drawing local residents to a weekend of exhibits and activities.
Governor W P Hossy and his wife occupy the Texas mansion since Monday making him the youngest governor in state history. The Thirty-fifth legislature concludes its third extraordinary session on Saturday. Reports note New Mexico teachers are barred from using tobacco, cited as a lesson for others.
An essay stresses orchards as a sign of civilization and progress in farming. It notes orchards improve family life, health, stability, and community growth, linking fruit growing to schools, churches, roads, markets, and rural progress. It calls for better varieties and testing, inviting young men to contribute to this evolving field.
The Bohemians of Lavaca County held a Sept 27 celebration in Hallettsville to raise funds for the Red Cross and netted 546.25. Two bales of cotton from Sublime farmers sold at auction. 541 pounds to William Woytek for 30 1/2 cents and 616 pounds to F J Trojak for 29 3/4 cents. Seed sold for 60.40 and extra receipts added 140 from other sources.
The legislature has repealed the bill that would appropriate money to establish the West Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College, removing the proposed state support for its creation.
Flatonia wrapped up a four day fair with good exhibits and amusement features enjoyed by large crowds each day.
Vital statistics for August record 7 821 births in Texas including four sets of triplets and ninety five sets of twins.
The compulsory school attendance period in the Moulton Independent School District starts Monday October 8 and runs for eighty days.
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