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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1907

Page

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Uncle Sam Turns to Immigration Labor Distribution

The United States creates a Division of Information under the Bureau of Immigration to distribute arriving aliens where labor is needed. It aims to steer immigrants from urban slums to agricultural regions, with port offices, multilingual materials, and maps to guide settlement and job opportunities in states like Georgia Massachusetts Virginia Wyoming Minnesota Utah North Dakota.

Sam United States Federal Employment Office Bureau of Immigration Washington Division of Information Terence V. Powderly Georgia Massachusetts Virginia Old Dominion Wyoming Minnesota Utah North Dakota

The Slaves Who Stayed Mammy Sketch

A September issue feature by Lucille Finch profiles Mammy the old nurse famed for caring for sick babies. The portrait notes her 90 year old black hair braided, disdain for glasses, and lifelong habits of courtesy and motherhood within the neighborhood.

Lucille Finch Miss Finch

Consolidated Company to Deposit 25000 in Austin City

A consolidated company plans to place a cash deposit of 25000 dollars in Austin. The move signals liquidity actions amid local financial activity. No additional entities or dates are specified in available text.

Promoters Seek Dam Deal In Austin With Big Builders

A message from Jay Strickland of Consolidated Construction says he will visit Austin to deposit 25 000, binding a contract if accepted by October 14. J G White & Co of New York, famed dam builders, may buy the rights, while promoters expect city pledges for a project critics call too liberal for the financial return. Other details recount concessions won by Consolidated and local concerns about city funding.

Austin Tex Jay Strickland Consolidated Construction Company Consolidated Company 9. G. White & Co New York Egypt Brazil Colorado Consolidated White & Jo

Howlers From Essays At Local Natural History Show

Readers would note how some English children misstate livestock facts in a recent exhibit. Entries claim wild lions and tigers chase young horses, live fowls used for cock fighting and dead fowls yield feathers, and pigs shed wool coats in summer for wool.

Game law query on open seasons for waterfowl and turkey

Astin Texas R W Lorance chief deputy state game warden has asked the attorney general for an opinion on when the open season begins for ducks geese and turkeys under last session's game laws. The article notes migratory ducks and geese have no closed season and doubts exist about turkey open months.

Astin Tex R. W. Lorance

Robbers Halt Great Northern Train Near Bedford Mont

Two masked men halted Great Northern Oriental Limited No. 1 six miles west of Bedford Montana, forcing the engineer to stop and looting registered mail sacks. They opened an express car safe after three charges but found it empty and fled after firing a parting volley. The railway offers a total $10,000 reward for arrest and conviction of the robbers.

St. Paul, Minn Elliott The Great Northern Express Company Associated Press Great Northern Oriental Limited St. Paul Bedford Mont Great Northern Railroad Company Great Northern Railway Company EE. Ward

Medical graduates unfitted to practice warns AMA panel

Dr. Chester Mayer of Kentucky’s State Board of Medical Examiners told the American Medical Association in Chicago that 75 percent of yearly 4 000 medical school graduates are unfit to practice and 50 percent fail licensing exams. He warned of dangerous, careless practice and outlined cases from hospitals and public records.

Chester M State Board of Medical Examiners of Kentucky American Medical Association Committee On Medical Education Chicago Mayer W. Uhe Indiana Boar Board Atlantic City M. Clayton Thrush Medico Chirurgical College Philadelphia Henry G. W. Rheinhart

Demack & Co Charged Over Wild Ducks in Galveston

Galveston Texas police swore out a complaint against Demack & Co for possessing wild ducks for sale. A search found 127 wild duck carcasses in their refrigerators. This marks the first arrest under the new game laws with minimum penalties of 10 dollars per bird and possible jail time.

Demack & Co Galveston Tex Galveston County

Cassie Chadwick Suffers Blindness After Collapse

In Columbus Ohio Cassie L Chadwick collapsed in the female department of the Ohio penitentiary during a conversation with her son. She was carried to the hospital with female attendants. Dr Garrett the day physician arrived to find her conscious but nearly all exhausted and almost blind.

Columbus Ohio Ohio Penitentiary Cassie L. Chadwick Garrett Charwick

Saratoga Field Fire Ravages Oil Leases

A major blaze in the Saratoga Texas oil field destroys derricks and rigs on the Christian lease and parts of Day and Hefflin Meehan Grace and Guffey Wing leases. Estimated damage exceeds 25000 dollars as the forest fire expands from nearby burning lands.

Saratoga Tex Christian Day & Hefflin Meehan Grace Guffey Wing

City approves liquor tax hike to boost revenue

San Antonio officials pass an ordinance raising taxes on retail liquor dealers by 35 dollars per year and on malt dealers by 6.50 dollars. City estimates the measure will add about 8 thousand dollars to next year’s revenue.

San Antonio Tex

Circus Hauling Charge Approved by Railroad Commission

The Texas and Pacific Railroad Company won approval for a $3400 charge to transport 79 circus cars of Ringling from El Paso to Fort Worth with stops at Abilene and Weatherford. Advertising cars, four in number, will be billed at $50 each.

Austin, Tex The Railroad Commission Texas & Pacific Railroad Company Ringling el Paso Fort Worth Abilene Weatherford

Switchman Sues Railroad for 30000 Damages

John R. Ryan a switch man sues the Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio over injuries from a switch engine striking a hack seeking 30000 in damages in San Antonio Texas.

San Antonio Tex John R. Ryan Galveston, Harrisburg

Clerk Resignation in Attorney General’s Office

Aust n Texas. Hr. B. Cushman resigns as stenographic clerk in the attorney general’s department and is succeeded by Russell Sanders of Dallas. Cushman plans to engage in business in Dallas after an efficient tenure.

Attorney General's Aust'n Tex Hr. B. Cushman Attorney General's Department Russell Sanders Dallas Cushman

Death of assaulted woman in Bastrop County case

In Hills Prairie Bastrop County Texas Aunt Mary Owens an elderly Black woman who was assaulted at her home Sunday night died Tuesday night. One man has been arrested but she said he is not the man. The details are shocking.

Texas Hills Prairie Bastrop Co

Waco Man Sandbagged and Robbed Near Town

T B Hill of Taylor county was sandbagged in Waco and left unconscious. crooks took 85 dollars. Officers are pursuing leads but have not yet identified the assailants. Hill is described as from a good family.

Waco Tex T. B. Hill Taylor County Hill

Blanket Independent School District Bond Registration

The attorney general approved for registration ten thousand dollars in fifteen and thirty five percent schoolhouse bonds of the Blanket Independent School District in Brown County.

Austin Tex Independent Blanket Brown County

Mule's Fatal Kick Strikes Tex. Man to Death

J A Dutton of Midlothian Texas died Thursday after a mule kicked him in the abdomen when it struck at a passing horse. The incident occurred about three miles west of town.

Midlothian Tex J. A. Dutton Here Mr. Hutton

Winter approaches as light showers ease into Texas

Madisonville Texas reports a light shower Monday night and Tuesday morning with a cool norther indicating winter's approach. Tur nip sowing is in progress as field work continues.

Madisonville Tex

Bexar County Teachers Start Weeklong Institute

In San Antonio the Bexar county teachers begin a six day institute on September 23. The program promises an excellent lineup and is expected to benefit the educators with substantial professional gains.

San Antonio Tex Bexar County

Fire Devastates Oil Field In Batson Texas Loss Estimated

A Monday fire in the Batson oil field caused at least 40000 dollars in damage. Twenty one standard rigs six or seven tanks and about five thousand barrels of oil were burned along with substantial other property.

Batson Tex

Onion Farm Labor Demand Spurs Worker Migration

In Laredo Texas a high demand for labor on Webb county onion farms drives many Mexican cotton workers from the interior back toward home as harvest needs shift.

Laredo Tex Webb County

Temple Tex Getton Receipts Reach 1295 Bales

Receipts at Temple Getton total 1295 bales to date with Saturdays adding 171 bales. Prices ranged from 13.55 to 13.65 cents.

Little George dies in county jail after jail raid shooting

Waxahachie Texas report says George a Black man injured when officers raided a craps game died in county jail Sunday night. The incident occurred during law enforcement action linked to the game.

Waxahachie Tex Little George

Thunder and rain sweep Thomaston with strong norther

A light rain fell in Thomaston Texas on Tuesday between 12 and 1 o'clock. Thunder and lightning accompanied the shower and a high gale of wind swept the area. A cool norther is blowing.

Thomaston Tex

Fire Roars Through Cudahy Packing Plant in Philadelphia

A large Cudahy Packing Company plant in Philadelphia burned on Wednesday. The loss is about 200000 dollars and 250000 pounds of beef were destroyed. Fire officials believe a passing locomotive spark started the blaze.

Philadelphia Cudahy Packing Company

Gathering Statistics in Hallettsville County Ginners

Wm. Peterson begins countywide rounds gathering statistics from ginners for the United States Bureau of Statistics.

Hallettsville Tex Wm. Peterson United States Bureau of Statistics

Also Mentioned on This Page

F. T. Fehrenkamd Devoe Moulton, Texas Boards of Agriculture Neandertood Amce Mr. Powderly American Magazine J. G. White & Co Pittsburg Mall OF Fame Alix Lorance Birt Cassie Chadwick Saratoga Field Mule Bexar Teachers’ Institute
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