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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1913
Page
4
The notice notes the Moultor Vexas post office handling items marked second class. It indicates handling procedures and archival context for mail designated as second class.
Shiner notices after a week of rain report fair weather returning though roads remain in poor condition. Local residents, including Gustav Prause, Frank Kalisek, and Frank Meiserschlaeger, socialized and visited neighbors. A town dance is announced for Wied on October 20 with residents planning to attend. Mocking Bird notes October 8, 1913.
A horse speaks in a pious appeal to its master asking for nourishment care shelter and companionship. It urges gentle riding a humane handling and urges mercy at end of life referencing compassion and God.
Holton band instruments are presented as superior to all makes. Prospective buyers urged to consider a Holton for a new instrument with prices available from O F Knape in Moulton Texas.
Smith Leazer came back Sunday from Flatonia where he had gone Saturday following a telephone message about his father’s illness.
The piece highlights irrigation as a pivotal Texas issue with a State Fair display in Dallas from Oct 18 to Nov 2. It notes 5,238 irrigated farms covering 451,000 acres, rice dominates, alfalfa and corn follow, and federal data estimate irrigation costs at 13.5 million dollars with crops yielding about 45 percent more per acre than dry farming.
Wanted learn salesmanship at home through mail course. Low cost with promised high earnings. Four years in operation. Broad curriculum and thorough training aim to build character. Particulars free. Write today to Batpwin's Business College in Yoakum Texas.
Waxahachie Texas Oct 6 The Waco end of the Dallas Waxahachie Waco Interurban now operates with regular car service. The Dallas Corsicana division of the system brings total distance from Dallas to Waco to 150 miles, making it one of the longest interurban lines in the South.
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