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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1912
Page
4
Governor O B Colquitt proclaims October 27 1912 Health and Hospital Sunday urging Texas clergy and counties to promote public health and hospital care for the indigent and to combat tuberculosis and other communicable diseases through better hospital facilities and community action.
Cleburne to set a $210000 courthouse contract at a October 24 meeting including furniture. Mason shows 1302 bales of cotton marketed, up from 500 last year. A 345 acre land transfer near Taylor valued at about $74000. Houston reports drainage district No 6 vote will drain 25 000 acres at a cost of $79000. Port Lavaca notes minimal pests and higher crop yields with corn on demo farms rising from nine to sixteen bushels per acre. Sherman 32 local leaders join six days of cotton field work due to bumper cotton crop and picker shortage. Port Bolivar posts a 3,000,000 foot lumber shipment to Glasgow marking terminal facilities opening at a Santa Fe cost of about $150,000.
A young man named Bettes of McLennan county claims the cotton picking championship with an average of 594 pounds per day and topping 700 pounds on several days this season. Dallas fair attendance nears 145000 as Galveston ships set for December visits. Governor Colquitt opens the San Antonio harvest jubilee with festivities to end tomorrow. Wilson asserts the people should govern and senators should be elected by the people.
Sixteen people were injured when a gas explosion leveled a block of business houses in Marshal Texas on Friday afternoon. Authorities say a match lit over a floor grating in a drug store released accumulated gas from underground.
An upstairs children's room and the entire home stay perfectly heated by this remarkable heater and radiator. The ad highlights efficient warmth through an entire residence with Cole's Original Air.
In Port O'Connor Milo Hastings, ex USDA official, operates a five-chickens-per-minute incubator claimed as the second largest in the United States. In Glasgow Scotland F.S. McPherson reports the largest U.S. lumber shipment to port, 3,000,000 feet of South Texas piney woods used for interiors.
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