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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1916
Page
4
A notice records the mail matter status at the Moulton Texas postoffice with a dated classification Friday October 27 1916 and designation of second class matter.
The Retail Merchants Association of Texas, with Lava County as a member, seeks fair treatment from the Texas Legislature. It cites past and ongoing reforms including loan share laws, semi monthly pay day rules, mortgage and insurance regulation, and a pure advertising bill. The group urges merchants to learn their rights and notes its county and state cooperation for guidance.
Henry N. Pope laments cotton farmers face free market sales and protected market purchases, arguing southern cotton fields suffer tenant poverty and hardship more than any other agricultural region in the Western Hemisphere. He calls for statesmanship to address the imbalance.
The Texas Woman's Fair in Houston features Girls Canning Club talks by State Agricultural Department staff and other educators. Rules require contestants aged 10 to 18 in organized clubs to prepare their own work including history of crop and home products, with a $25 prize for best exhibit.
A cool norther blew through Novohrad Thursday morning. F. J. Kubenka and sons Otto and Willie traveled to Dallas for the fair. Emil Darilek and family visited Frank Kubena in Moulton. Ferd Gertner and son Willie left for Rosen each Friday. The Fisbeck family welcomed a baby girl, a joyful event noted in City Boy column.
Austin October 20 The Socialist Party certified to the Secretary of State the name of F J Penland of Yoakum as a candidate for Railroad Commissioner to be placed on the official ballot at the general election November 7. All parties except the Republican have certified candidates for Railroad Commissioner.
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