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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1914
Page
3
The Texas Welfare Commission will consider mineral resources and their development with a sub-committee chaired by W. W. Turney of El Paso. Petroleum is identified as the leading mineral product, and 1910 production is noted at 6 605 775 dollars. The overall annual value of mineral production is stated as 16 001 000 dollars.
The Mouty Subscription promotes a yearly rate of $1.50 in advance. The issue is entered at the Moulton Texas post office as second class matter on a Friday in September 1914.
The piece argues for a closed season on domestic animals, noting a sharp decline in cattle. It cites a Texas loss of 3.5 million head and a U.S. drop of 5 million over ten years, framing slaughter for market as undermining bovine species and urging restrictive measures.
Fifteen Texas universities colleges and technological schools reported total annual receipts of 1 756 000 not including endowment additions They employ 631 professors and instructors with 6959 students enrolled in 1913 split 4353 males and 2596 females 1753 preparatory 5124 collegiate and 82 resident graduates Other items list residents and visitors in various Texas towns with names and places including Florists and travelers and a San Antonio departure.
A reflective column on the inevitability of judgment as people deduce truth from actions. It argues that public awareness follows private behavior, that knowing will spread, and that every small deed influences others, shaping how individuals are judged by society. It ends with the assertion that people were born to know.
Help wanted for a German family to work on a farm in Merryville Louisiana. Good climate, water, and opportunity for a good man. State experience. Address J B Carroll Merryville LA. Advertisement. Miss Lena Horne and Emma Bohnenkamp visited Shiner. Mrs Ed Studeman and sons returned from Edna and Lolita.
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