Saturday Publication Record From Moulton Texas
A weekly paper appears dated Saturday September 1 191 published in Moulton Texas. The entry notes postal service status and second class matter designation.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1900
Page
2
A weekly paper appears dated Saturday September 1 191 published in Moulton Texas. The entry notes postal service status and second class matter designation.
The announcement lists regular Democratic nominees for county and district offices including WM Blakeslee for County Judge John Buchanan for County Clerk A B Devall for County Treasurer P H Green for County Attorney L Bennett for Tax Collector FJ Pesek for Tax Assessor G Bennett for Sheriff E T Long for District Clerk E Gietpner for Commissioner and H Fe Short of Seguin as candidate for District Attorney of the 25th Judicial District.
Fitzsimmons stopped Tom Sharkey in the second round during a New York City fight last Friday night. A famine district report from India notes cholera deaths at about 3000 weekly.
Bob Fitzsimmons announces retirement after failing to secure a match with Jeffries. The Populist Party substitutes A E Stevenson for Chas Towne as vice presidential candidate. Bryan and Stevenson now hold nominations from both the Democratic and Populist parties, with election expected to follow.
A committee active in civic duties lists eight members including Sam Moore and Will Moore. The notice seeks acknowledgment and participation from residents in ongoing community oversight efforts.
A traveler says Moulton is the best town for its size in the state and notes that an $8,000 school building will double the town's population and boost its status. Residents are urged to invest in the new school to help grow the town.
The clipping notes rising mob activity in northern states and highlights local work for Miss Lillian Clayton Jewett. It mentions the Will and Sam Moore Institute and Milton’s planned school, promising a premier facility in the state once construction finishes.
The catalogue reveals Giddings planned a two story eight room brick school for ten grades with a $8000 bond at 6 percent, to be paid after three years, aided by $5000 Lee county bonds. Local notices mention visits, marriages, jobs, a king shoot, barbecues, postering, and a push to build a $10,000 school house.
The Moulton Eagle and Flatonia Argus discuss the ran out announcement of Mon J C Kindred. The Argus says details remain unclear while the convention has chosen D A Paulus of Lavaca county to represent it. The column notes puzzlement at party actions and promises future illumination.
W J Moore of San Antonio pledges a $4000 donation and a land block for a new school if Moulton citizens raise $4000 to build the Sam and Will Moore Institute. Multiple papers report the offer and the town is actively fundraising.
An advertisement from Dr. C. C. Moore Co. promotes Moore's Pilates as a tasteless remedy for malaria and related fevers, claiming it cures chills ague bilious fever and rheumatism without quinine or acids. Sold for 50 cents a box through Kotzebue's Drug Store, St. Louis Missouri.
The Shiner column reports the death of Mr. G C Eschenburg after a brief illness. His funeral, held last Saturday, drew a large crowd and was conducted under the Woodmen of the World. Local notes mention weather, social visits, and a recent community celebration by the Shiner Firemen's Band.
The sheriff or constable is commanded to summon George Allen by publication in a Lavaca County newspaper for four weeks before September 16 1900 to answer Henry Krause in Justice Court Precinct No 6 Moulton Lavaca County for seventy eight dollars eighty seven cents on an open account for merchandise sold in 1896. The notice is dated July 30 1900 and signed by T F Jackson JP Precinct No 6.
Due to excess room part of the Eagle building is available for sale or lease. For details contact E. Goeth Schalenburg or visit this office. The Eagle One Year One Dollar.
Legal notice summons R D Bradley to appear at the October 8 1900 term of Justice Court Precinct No 6 Lavaca County at Moulton to answer a suit by Henry Krause for 43 10 and 89 00 plus interest and open account for 1998 goods. Included is a second summons for Sam C Bradley on the same date with two promissory notes and an open account totaling 89 00 and 37 90. Both notices signed by J P T F Jackson Precinct 6 Lavaca County Texas.
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