Postal Notice for Moulton Texas Issue in 1916
The record shows a 1916 Post Office entry for Moulton Texas marking second class matter. The notice is dated Friday October 20, 1916, indicating the newspaper's mailing status and publication timing.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1916
Page
4
The record shows a 1916 Post Office entry for Moulton Texas marking second class matter. The notice is dated Friday October 20, 1916, indicating the newspaper's mailing status and publication timing.
An event titled Texas Woman's Fair will be held in November to showcase women's achievements. The exposition aims to highlight progress and contributions by women across various fields.
Houston hosts the Texas Woman's Fair from November 6 to 11, presenting a broad expo of women's achievements alongside Better Babies, domestic science, and health education. The event links with Dallas fair efforts to boost Texas farming, livestock, and family well-being with physician-led child health exams and score tracking for babies aged 12 months to 4 years.
The piece argues loyalty to local communities as the truest patriotism, warning indifference to local interests endangers state and nation. It praises Highland clan loyalty and envisions a state of interwoven communities excelling together without envy or detriment to others.
Flatonia Texas reports the fourth annual Flatonia Fair a complete success with about 4700 attendees on Farmers and Dairymen day. The event featured livestock and poultry judging, horse races with added match races, Tex Lagrone aviation flights, and a grand ball. Secretary Fernau and staff receive credit as roughly 20000 people passed through over four days.
A Brownsville dairy man visiting Flatonia bought a car of fine Jersey milk cows for his Brownsville dairy. He holds a government contract to supply soldiers with milk at 40 cents per gallon.
Notice urges readers to order a club of magazines at once due to imminent price increases from white paper cost. It promises a double bargain and emphasizes urgency for current readers.
Charles Johnson has returned from a several weeks long visit in Uvalde County.
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