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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1910
Page
4
Community updates reveal residents traveling to Gonzales and Dallas for fairs and relatives while others visit Hallettsville Schulenburg and Yoakum. Dentists and merchants attend weekly duties, jurors report, and a dance is planned at Henkhaus with music and good times promised.
Posted notice states hunting is strictly forbidden on the adjoining property. Trespassers will be dealt with according to law. Stanis Reiscui is identified as the poster.
Dr. Lumpkin delivered two lectures at the Sam and Will Moore Institute after a grand ball at Henkhaus on November 5. The note lists subscription payments from Mrs. A. A. Cherry, Moulton, Winne Shiner, F. Lehnert Shiner, John Jobb Shiner, C J Pastejovsky Runge, Charles Pastejovsky Moulton. An Oliver Typewriter ad touts a 17 cent a day plan amid strong demand.
The ad promotes the Oliver Typewriter as a money maker with beginners rapidly reaching an expert level. It claims a daily 17 cent base, with all additional earnings to the operator, and asserts demand for Oliver operators nationwide.
William Schmidt constructed an addition to his business house occupied by Otto B. Enlert the rack et store man. Otto is one of the Eagle s regular advertisers and the result is that he is doing a good business.
Tus Eade has been assigned a new job type and awaits further instructions on duties and responsibilities. The change signals a shift in role within the organization and requires alignment with updated procedures and expectations.
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