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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1911
Page
2
A note underlines that California women must reveal their age when registering to vote. The rest of the item mentions Jake's Senate bid, the Nov 3 to 12 San Antonio International fair, Colonel Thomas H. Bal withdrawing from the race, the Moulton Home and School Club's work, and Galveston cotton shipments totaling 123,700 bales valued at $6,231,218.
It is not too early to begin preparations for Moulton's next agricultural fair. Start right now.
The rise of Governor Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey strengthens as his Democratic candidacy for president gains support across the nation. He gathers backing in many regions, signaling growing momentum for a potential national campaign.
Parents are urged to prevent regular absences as even one or two days a week can hinder a child’s progress compared with students who attend every day.
Texas hunting seasons list for various game including deer antelope sheep quail dove prairie chicken grouse pheasants and wild turkey with open dates and age limits. It specifies a $15 license for out of state hunters and a daily bag limit of 25, while ducks and snipe are not protected and may be hunted year round.
In Hallettsville Texas the grand jury finished five days of work returning fifteen felony indictments and seven misdemeanors. The Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas closed a session with 1100 registered students and an anticipated total of about 1200 after Christmas, signaling strong enrollment.
An editorial notes average daily attendance at fifty two percent in Texas rural schools, with forty eight absent daily. It argues for compulsory education to keep Texas in the lead in national education and urges parental responsibility.
The city’s growth is more than pride, it is a practical business proposition that benefits every progressive citizen. As the city expands, business prospects grow, property values climb, and opportunities to enjoy life increase, advancing all human interests.
Mr and Mrs J L Janssen returned from Dallas and Denison. Mrs William Schmidt left for Yoakum to visit her sister Mrs Henry Witte. Misses Hilda Paul and Elsie Boening came back from Shiner. F Guenther of Schulenburg visited his sons Dr J G Guenther and F J Guenther. Mrs H B Moeller and Mrs Jobo Strieder returned from Rowena. The Eagle seeks a live correspondent at Boursville. call the office. Hermann Park Verein dance set for November 4 with Moulton orchestra. all are invited.
FOR SALE Two heavy work horses Emil Janszen Moulton Teaas. FOR SALE A scholarship in the Tyler Commercial College. Ap ply at The EaGre office. Copy for change of advertisements on this page must be in this office not later than 2 p. m. Mon day. FOR SALE A few good Jersey milck cows high grade Jersey beifers and one full blooded Jersey bull Cuartes Tuer Moulton Texas.
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