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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1906
Page
2
Hold all remaining cotton for 11 cents. If price not 11 cents by the 20th, ship to Galveston warehouse. Unanimous boycott of the Dallas fair due to Sunday open. Next meeting October 20 at Hallettsville to let a contract for a Lavaca county warehouse.
The census bulletin reports the year ended August 31 with 4,784,274 bales consumed in the United States and 4,871,168 bales consumed overall. Manufacturers held 675,987 bales. Of consumption 2,370,088 bales were in cotton-growing states and 2,501,130 in other states. Includes all establishments using raw cotton and cotton mills.
Court in Lavaca County Hallettsville October 4 notes last day for service as district court opens October 15. Tippett sues San Antonio and Aransas Pass Railway for 10000 damages for foot injury caused by heavy iron dropped by a depot porter. Tippett, former Hallettsville mayor, referenced.
Mrs. Eva Warren SEAGusS, president of Cosmos College in San Antonio, will run in Bexar county on the Republican ticket for school superintendent. Proxiwy journeyed from across the state last Saturday to hear the Bailey Crane debate in Houston. Franke Guenther departed Tuesday for New Orleans to enter Tulane University.
The institute opened with 120 pupils, 25 more than any prior year, as patrons watched enrollments and class organization. Girls selected captains Maud Crane and Kade Krause for basketball while August Kotzebue and Henry Fehrenkamp led their teams. The staff pledged a profitable, pleasant session and a Course of Study is available at the Post Office.
Honor Roll notes include Miss Louise Papacek Ed Anderle Joe Etlinger Otto Templin Frank Meiserschlager Hermann Paul Moulton and others who supported the work. A call argues for scientific agriculture in every country road and school in Texas and urges industrial education in public schools per the state democratic platform plank.
Governor Lanham respites John Boyd who was to be hanged at LaGrange for criminal assault near Schulenburg after the Court of Criminal Appeals granted a writ of error to the U.S. Supreme Court. The reprieve remains until the higher court acts. Also shows local notices on weddings, photography ads, and travel to Flatonin for Norris and Rowe's show.
A devotional poem about patience and faith in God through suffering. It urges quiet trust, enduring trials, and eventual understanding that divine plans are wiser than human view. The speaker comforts a grieving heart, promising revelation of God’s goodness at life's end.
A Staunton Virginia painter compares two identical houses, one finished with pure paint and the other with Devoe. He notes Devoe costs a quarter less for paint and labor and claims people pay twice as much for wet paint elsewhere. F W of Devoe & Co signs the letter.
A fragmentary local notice states Frank Biehunke selling items at cheap prices. The text mentions F J Vyvial and includes informal chatter about bargains and a lighthearted tone.
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