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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1910
Page
2
The Texas Commercial Secretaries' Association lauds the farmer as essential in hard times. Banks may fail and factories close, but prudent farmers with alternate crops, winter vegetables, and hogs can guard against rising living costs and end the year with a solid bank balance.
A large share of hogs used by Texas packing houses come from Oklahoma Louisiana New Mexico and other nearby states. Despite 167 million acres and ideal farming conditions Texas could meet its packers demand. Hog districts remain the state's most prosperous areas, yet Texas ignores opportunities costing years of revenue.
The Texas Commercial Secretaries Association notes Minnesota wins a blue ribbon for fundraising to build roads. In Mankato an all day Good Roads convention includes a charity dance with a fifty dollar prize to support road improvements. Mrs. Jane McVea visits Gonzales after a week with Mrs. Dickson.
Misses Leonita and Stella and others returned to Shiner Sunday after a pleasant visit to their sister Mrs. Alex Goeth.
District court convened in Hallettsville with Hon. M Kennedy on the bench. The first day focused on grand jury organization as numerous divorce and foreclosure cases were reviewed and orders issued through October 19th. Naturalization stays until November 9th due to election timing. Grand and riding bailiffs named. stenographer appointed.
From Fayette County Record Ed Studeman and family and Miss Lilly Fehrenkamp visited Mr Fritz Preson who hosted with Misses Monica and Liana Struve. Hallettsville Herald notes Carl Eissler broke left arm and left leg after a pecan tree fall while hunting pecans. Shiner Gazette reports Mr William Green ill and hopes for quick recovery. Hallettsville New Era states Herbert Roeber fell from a pecan tree breaking a bone in the right shoulder and is progressing well.
Eptor Eagle Corn gathering leads the scene as Rud and Gus Rud chat with kin at Shiver. Nearby, Gus Krueger Jr and Frank Jaksch visit Arthur Rabe. Ad Rabe and Mrs. attended a birthday at Fred Kram's home. Hermann Sons feast at Sibner draws many. Mrs. Kritz Rippen celebrates birthday with relatives. Emil Goetz spends Sabbath with Arthur Rabe on October 24, 1910.
Mr and Mrs John Novak of Kingsville arrived Sunday for a visit to relatives and friends.
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