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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1903
Page
2
A fragmentary column notes publication signing by Wednesday, ponders Confederate day at the fair, and speculates on postal officials turning state's evidence. It mentions Lt Peary and the North Pole flag question and cites Mr Cuamprriain as a missionary for food taxation with a jab about a “dear loafer.”
Reports from Khorassan say an earthquake near lurshir Persia killed two hundred fifty people. In Towaggmaad sold his farm for five thousand dollars and gave the entire sum to Dowie, prompting Dowie to travel to New York.
Russian and Austrian rulers pledge relief for Mace Dona victims though most are beyond aid. The statement signals cross empire concern amid a disaster, with humanitarian intent emphasized.
The Souvenir Edition of the Houston Post details its new headquarters and reflects on the ongoing war carried in its pages along with a bold, lasting tribute to the paper’s enduring presence.
James Tilman was acquitted in the slaying of Editor Gonzales of South Carolina. The speaker questions the jury’s legality and integrity, suggesting their lawfulness was doubtful.
Cynax centern MacCracken proposed at the NYU opening that all freshmen be required to obtain a Sunday echoed diploma as a reform urging.
The passage praises the Adam Forepaugh and Sells Brothers Enormous Shows United for extensive advertising to lure audiences. It notes their fame, ownership by Bailey Cole and Sells family, and their consistent presence in major cities like New York and Philadelphia, promising top goods and consistent public faith.
A 1st line paraphrase from The Arena notes that seasoned managers with over thirty years in their field still rely on advertising as the key to success. The piece emphasizes the enduring value of publicity for business leaders across markets.
October 23 1903 Eagle notes Ire and Mrs Aug Windmeyer of Moulton visited Mr Tinus Franke family. Mrs Meury Schuette was serious by GH last week. Louise Meyer left for Guadalupe county to stay with sister Mrs Jno Pausewang. Adolph Hagens celebrated his birthday. Louis Schuette Erwin Steinmann and sisters Gretchen and Laura joined excursion to New Braunfels. Rev and Mrs Stock visited Rev Kern family. Bon.
Halleisville Texas October 16 The grand jury adjourned after a ten day session returning indictments for sixteen felonies and seventeen misdemeanors The felonies include cattle theft horse theft perjury burglary murder assault to murder hog theft and an accessory to murder Misdemeanors mainly concern butchers failing to report The court also ruled on civil cases including damages for C K Wolchak Germania Fire Insurance Co and Valenta vs Maha Life Insurance Co The article also discusses proposed citizenship and tariff reforms and mentions the treaty with Cuba Chinese American trade talks and related policy debates.
A personal injury suit against BeaiT Way Company was resolved by agreement, with damages originally $25,000 reduced to a settlement of $250. The case details include the involved parties and the negotiated compromise to conclude the matter.
Lavaca county presents a distinct tobacco exhibit at the San Antonio Fair with Sumatra and Cuban tobaccos shown by Wm. Stasney M. Farenthold Wm. Blakeslee E. O. Meitzen W. B. Hawkins and E. H. Mitchel. The display also highlights Lavaca’s truck garden products and strong cereal offerings signaling diversified farming.
Washington letter notes talk of removing Judge Henderson M. Sommerville head of the Board of General Appraisers in New York. Cited as clash with Secretary Shaw over rulings and a magazine article criticizing the President. Sommerville condemns Dr Crum's Charleston customs post and criticizes Roosevelt stance on race. Possible recommendations due to naturalization law violations found by a DOJ agent.
Birth records show many newborns by name and origin across Breslau Moravia Yoakum Shiner Moulton Hallettsville Koerth Hope and other towns with dates from September to October. Death notices include Tom Cooper aged 82 from Andrews Chapel and others with causes such as malaria typhoid fever cancer and gastric vararrh.
Died October 5 at Moravia cause dysentery Anna E. Burch aged 25. Two months deceased. One day died Oct 2 at Moulton cause typhoid fever Joe Jelek aged 1 year. One month died October 2 Moulton cause inflammation of rain Herald.
Mr. F. L. Richter of Cuero claims a $50,000 prize offered by Chairman Jefferson Johnson of the State boll weevil committee for a practical extermination method. He asserts his poison compound killed weevils and yielded over a bale per acre. a thorough test is promised. Also noted is a market bid for 1000 bushels of corn from Lucas Rehmet.
Letters testamentary were granted to the executrix Anna Buescher by Lavaca County Court on September 17 1903. All persons with claims against the estate must present them as prescribed by law. Residence and post office address: Moulton Texas.
A 1902 testimonial promotes Dr. E W Hall's Texas Wonder as a universal cure for kidney and bladder troubles including gravel diabetes and rheumatism. It claims a two month supply costs one dollar and may be mailed if not sold locally. Testimonial from W B Hawkins and wife endorses the remedy.
The Yoskom annual street fair will be held on November 3 and 4, featuring local vendors, entertainment, and community activities downtown. Organizers invite residents to enjoy family friendly attractions and shop local goods.
Otto Dodd of Ponder Missouri writes he suffered with an ugly sore for a year but a box of Bucklen's Armeca Salve cured him. He calls it the best salve on earth and urges readers to buy from drug stores for 25 cents. Bring your job work to Tusca? ex office.
A Cavendish Virginia man warned after a break in and robbery, but Dr King’s New Life Pills claim to restore health by easing constipation. The ad urges readers to buy the pill for 25 cents at drug stores, and notes subscriptions to the home paper.
Rev Jno. Cox of Wake Ark says twelve years with yellow jaundice ended after using Electric Bitters. He reports relief from the disease and urges others to try the remedy. The ad claims benefits for kidney trouble stomach disorder and general debility and guarantees the product.
Announcement notes a $1.75 cash advance for a weekly newspaper, with Galveston News listing Tue Eacie as provider. Details indicate a promotional offer tied to the Houston publication and associated payment terms.
Advertises Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for rheumatism and catarrh with free sample and no money required. Claims to purify blood and offer permanent cures after other doctors and medicines failed. Priced at $1 per large bottle with prepaid sample and medical advice from Blood Balm Co. Atlanta.
Dowie delivers opening sermon in New York proclaiming “Behold, IT Stand at the Door and Konock” then begins his hammering. The San Antonio Express notes a rough reception possibly spurred by Secretary Wilson’s influence on cotton boll weevil concerns.
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