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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1915
Page
2
The Cardinal argues equal rights do not require women to pursue same tasks as men. He warns suffrage harms feminine virtue and domestic duties, claims women belong in the home, and asserts their greatest influence comes from motherhood and conjugal roles. He says public power would erode womanly grace.
The Bunjes school opens Monday with Prof. Otto Isseler as teacher. The 1915 16 Baursville session begins Monday under Prof. E H Sternenberg as principal and Miss Bertha Ochl as assistant. Frieda Meitzen of Halletts ville teaches at Sublime this year. Kopecky opens Monday September 27 with Miss Annie Timm. Witting opens Monday October 4 with Prof. Oscar Schultz Runge. Moulton Rural opens Monday October 11 under Miss Selma Kempe.
From Our Exchanges notes Mr and Mrs H I Stulken moved from Breslau to Tarkington residence in Westend Meinhart Kotzebue of Houston accepts position at Culsa Okla and sells interest in Houston Dixon Green leaves Sunday for Lawrenceville New Jersey to enter school his father accompanies him to San Antonio
Mrs. Jno. Baur returned from Alpine Saturday. Emil Gieptner of Novobrad was a business visitor to Yoakum the first part of the week.
A humorous roundup features War ren in Greenville completing a 20 mile Tar river cruise in a bathtub with clothes sent ahead, and a Diogenes joke. LaCrosse reports relentless winter snows delaying crops, including a snowball incident leading to a dinner with a chicken, while Toledo notes a waiter prank ending in marriage records listing mother and son. Gary reports jitneys targeting fat men, and Anahuac narrates a Gulf storm where W F Mayes mopped water to save a piano as floodwaters rose.
Miss Elsie Jaeggli left for Shen er Sunday to visit the family of her uncle Dr. J. D. Gray.
Mrs Cameron Tuberville and the baby returned to Yoakum Friday after visiting briefly with her parents Mr and Mrs Ed A Balhorn and other relatives. Richard Rehmer and Fred Fehrenkamp returned last Thursday from an overland trip to McMullen County and reported they enjoyed the trip very much.
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