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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1911
Page
2
The Studebaker line is noted for its longevity and for running lighter than other wagons. Despite not being a low priced line, its durability and lighter build are emphasized as distinguishing features.
Miss Honora Sloma and brothers moved to Moulton on Tuesday for a music class. The town welcomes them as friends depart. H. M. Paul of Moulton received the Initiatory degree in Odd Fellowship and will take the first degree on October 10. Meinhard Kotzebue left Sunday for College Station to attend another year at the A. and M. College.
Miss Adele Hillmer rapidly recovers from an operation and stays with her sister Mrs. Johnnie Lockmann. Adolph Darilek and wife welcome a baby girl born last Saturday September 23. County Superintendent Eilers audited school district treasurer reports and set filing deadline October 1 while tallying county schools. Deputy Tax Collector Emil Pesek plans tax collection to begin around October 15 in Hallettsville as he visits his mother in Flatonia.
Commentary stresses public roads as essential to commerce and growth, warning that without widened transportation arteries progress will stall and production prospering depends on better highways.
The Thirty second legislature authorized county commissioners courts to fund experimental farms up to one thousand dollars per year. Twenty one counties have approved such appropriations and established stations with supervis ing directors. About 125 farmers at each station work under the director, conducting experiments and demonstrations for at least two thousand farmers. The move showcases legislative impact on resource development.
Misses Della and Mary Kuapea attended the Shiner picnic last Thursday while Mrs. Ed Balhorn joined the Catholic church festival. Also listed is a Tyler Commercial College scholarship for sale and a deadline for advertisement copy at 2 p.m. Monday.
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