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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1910
Page
2
The message urges immediate action to promote a waterworks proposition and to encourage neighbors to subscribe to THE EAGLE. It stresses energetic community effort and notes a referenced girl is connected to another boy.
The piece calls on every good citizen to take special interest in all matters of local homes and neighborhood pride. It urges residents to borrow local pride if they lack it.
Yoakum approves a second creamery contract amid belief in strong creameries profits. Residents question why nearby Moulton cannot secure a creamery, signaling local competition and economic expectations.
An archival exchange praises women who work in offices and classrooms for earning an honest living. It contrasts them with women who flirt on the streets, gamble with reputation, or neglect duties, arguing the working girl earns respect from good people.
In Halleitsville Texas on September 17 Joe Janak and Joe Cada were jailed on burglary charges after a theft tied to traveling grocery salesmen. Sugar coffee and other goods worth about $100 were taken from a railway house storage site and later found missing from the railway area.
The Galveston News offers hand colored engravings including Madonna Mother and Child Baby Stuart The Breakers The Storm and other works. Daily and Sunday coupons appear on page two. seven coupons plus 15 cents secures one portrait. Read the Galveston News to start saving coupons today.
Miss Tony Goetz of Gonzales visited sister Mrs J J Kotzebue last week. Frank Haas of Pierson and Alma Keil of near Flatonia wed at Moulton Catholic church and will live in Pierson. Miss Mable Kirk leaves for Range to teach in Porter community. Goethe Park Verein plans German Day barbecue in Yoakum on October 6 with over 600 subscribed. Shiner schools open with 5 teachers and 167 attendance. Moulton Eagle now a six column folio. Hallettsville teachers institute features A J Dippel and wife as principal and assistant. Moravia school opening next week with three teachers and about 110 pupils.
In Hallettsville Texas on September 15 a prize for the best three ears of corn was awarded to Henry Clark of Seclusion. Twenty four entries competed. the winning ears were white flint, shucked, weighed four and a half pounds. The drought kept crops fair. prices run 65 cents a bushel. Farmers finished cotton picking and moved cattle to fields as boll weevils caused less damage than in prior years.
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