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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1922
Page
4
In Moulton Texas the center town dipping vat is noted as a big nuisance. Miss Robertson of Oklahoma is re-elected to Congress. Traffic regula tions may lead to drivers meeting Mr. Law. The dove season opened today and runs to December 15 with a bag limit of fifteen.
The summer session at Southwest Texas Normal College in San Marcos ended on Friday with a total enrollment of 1,800 students.
The article notes the likely Democratic nominee may hail from the West as William Gibbs McAdoo relocates to California. It emphasizes regional considerations shaping early party momentum and candidate positioning.
The Ninth Congressional District Republican convention met in Victoria on Saturday and unanimously nominated Hon. Willett W. Wilson of Port Lavaca for congressman.
New Braunfels will build a cotton mill costing about 700000 dollars. Water power from the Guadalupe river will be converted into electricity to operate the mill.
In DeWitt County Emil December runs for county clerk in the general election. The brief notice notes the electorate will vote in November to choose December for the office.
The 1922 23 scholastic session at Moulton public school begins September 11 and runs nine months. Parents and guardians urged to send children on opening day and maintain regular attendance through the term.
The Eagle notes receipt of the catalogue and premium list for the Flatonia Fair to be held September 20 to 23. Flatonia has nine prior fairs, and this year aims to eclipse them all. Thursday is Moulton Day. residents are urged to attend.
Jimmie Svoboda six-year-old son of Mr and Mrs Jim Svoboda of Shiner Texas smothered to death Monday beneath a wagonload of freshly picked cotton. He toppled into the downy mass while playing. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 3 p m with Rev P P Kasper officiating and burial in the Catholic Cemetery.
For County Attorney Paul H. Fertsch and County Superintendent Frank Schoppe. County Commissioner Precincts Nos 2 and 6 F Jos Butschek. Constable Precinct 6 H F L Mueller.
A vintage style advertisement urges moderation in diet and rest and warns that life continues as long as the circulatory system remains strong. It promotes Tuiner's Bitter Wine as a remedy for loss of appetite constipation indigestion and low mood claiming 33 years on the market and ready availability from druggists.
Property offers 2 acres near town with good improvements and a fair price. Seller Joe Janota of Moulton Texas lists move to Galveston as reason. Contact awaiting.
The Eagle acknowledges readers who paid subscriptions since last report including Mrs John Krueger Moulton H C Krueger Claytonia Idaho Adolph Wagner Yoakum August Boksch Moulton Eddie Filipp Moulton J J Anderle Moulton Miss Mary Hoepfl Moulton L C Windel Moulton Otto Wieting Moulton Willie Ullrich Yorktown
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