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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1919
Page
4
At the State Fair in Dallas on October 18 attendance hit 161,790. Two Waco figures, Robert L. Henry and Pat M. Neff, have announced bids for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination next year.
Sunday guests at Otto Femplip and family include Elsie Willberg Minnie Fisbeck Louis Knesek Gustav Lugo Otto Fisbeck and Fred Pietsch. Martha Beyer Tekla Knoesel John Krepper Albert Schoenfeld and family Anna Kretschmer and daughter Hetty were present. Bertha Simcik visited Mary Sternenberg last Sunday. O Templin visited Emil Schmidt on Sunday. Eddie and Jim Simeik returned from Buckheim with cotton. October 14 1919.
Texas reports 58 035 deaths and 65 588 births in 1918. Births in the first six months of 1919 number 20 147 with 15 185 deaths. The Red Cross Southwestern Division third roll call is set for 2 to 11 November. Governor Hobby proclaims November 11 Armistice Day as a Texas holiday. Hurricane 357 known missing or dead. 183 dead and 174 missing. Brenham fire dept plans carnival proceeds for equipment. C Stribbling donates 50 000 for Baylor dormitory Ruth Stribbling Ball honoring Ruth Stribbling Fowler. Union Warehouse plans 27 cotton warehouses nationwide. Texas sites Dallas 100 000, Houston 100 000, Fort Worth 400 000 bale capacity.
Announcement from Austin says 1500 six and seven month schools are chosen to receive apportionments from the 2 million rural school fund. Supervisors will visit soon to verify compliance with the law, after which funds become available. The department of education will then handle eight and nine month schools.
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