Thissybarton Eagle gains home tint acclaim
The Eagle earns praise as one of the state’s best weekly papers, highlighting its strong home tint and local coverage.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1901
Page
2
The Eagle earns praise as one of the state’s best weekly papers, highlighting its strong home tint and local coverage.
Officers raided 200 sa loons in Dallas last Sunday citing them for violating the Sunday law.
Yoakum promotes a large street fair with extensive ads and favorable railroad rates. Moulton plans to send a strong crowd as organizers expect heavy attendance and a festive event.
A San Antonio Express editorial mocks farmers chasing oil wells despite broom corn selling at 140 dollars per ton, labeling such oil aspirations as misguided for practical agriculture minds.
Gregoria Cortez was sentenced to death last week for the murder of Sheriff Morris. She was moved to Houston for confinement under guard.
The new trial of Caleb Powers is now at Georgetown Kentucky. Powers was previously convicted as an accomplice in Governor Gobel's murder and sentenced to death but a technicality awarded a new trial.
The LaPorte Herald argues seriously against keeping a child from school to work. It urges fathers to sacrifice for their children's education and insists the right time to learn is youth for proper training and schooling.
Mayor Marshal Hicks and several city administrators received life threatening letters last week warning that their days were numbered. Police are investigating the case, with the implication the author is a murderer at heart and must be identified.
The Texas Farmer argues farmers can form a private market for their products with few cows. Prosperous dairymen sell milk and butter to private parties at favorable prices, building demand and maintaining quality to earn purchaser confidence.
H. T. Wunebarger announces a fresh shipment for Buck Stores and Ranges. Visit the headquarters to view the new goods and make your selections.
An old ad promotes Ballard’s Horehound Syrup as a preventive remedy for colds. It claims a dose early saves hours of distressing coughs. Prices listed as 25 and 50 cents. A. F. Kotzebue.
The district court advances a civil case by D A McKnabb against the San Antonio and Aransas Pass Railway for damages after a July worksite hammer strike. The grand jury reported 56 indictments, urged courthouse repairs, bridge inspections, and kitchen changes at the poor farm, and noted irregularities for county attention.
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