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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1916
Page
4
A civic exhortation extols loyalty to the nation and adds a strong call to be doubly loyal to home and local institutions. It argues citizens gain by supporting their community first, strengthening the collective unit in global markets.
The text urges locals to buy locally and shop their town, arguing that cleanliness reflects on the area and that informed buyers read ads before shopping. It implies merchants should heed local advertising and community support.
Mr Hughes and Mr Wilson express clear assurance of winning the presidency, signaling continuity with a new administration. Their statements imply political stability and expected leadership renewal.
The ongoing legislature will be asked to prohibit dove shooting absolutely or shorten the season by at least two months. Advocates frame it as protecting farmers and their neighbors.
The Schulehburg Sticker last Week entered upon the twenty fourth year of its existence. The Sticker is a humdinger and we wish Editor D. O. Bell & Son continued success.
The notice calls all local business people to support the fight against mail order houses by advertising in the newspaper. It frames advertising as a collective aid to supply ammunition and bolster community defense.
John H. Brooks buys an interest in the Weimar Mercury, returning to active work as a leading Texas newspaper man. He partners with Mr. Yoder, longtime poetry contributor, as the weekly seeks further success.
An amendment to the constitution will be voted on in November allowing common and independent school districts to levy a local tax up to one dollar per one hundred dollars of assessed property value and permitting counties to levy a county school tax of fifty cents per one hundred dollars to supplement county school funds.
The article argues that youth enthusiasm and progress depend on meaningful work. With high ambitions they seek leadership in road improvements, rural schools campaigns, and social centers. Engagement among young people boosts neighborhood development and a motto is work for the young and young people at work.
Poem recounting a woman condemned for a single sin while a man escapes shame. She dies on a cross of stigma. he is mourned as a noble man. In Heaven, the woman is admitted while public judgment remains biased and unequal.
Mr Spoetzelt, manager of the Flame Brewing Association of Shiner, was in the city Monday to discuss business matters.
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