Postoffice at Moulton Texas Second Class Mail Entry
An old newspaper notice marks the mailing as a second class matter at the Moulton Texas post office, indicating usual mailing and processing details for periodical distribution.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1916
Page
4
An old newspaper notice marks the mailing as a second class matter at the Moulton Texas post office, indicating usual mailing and processing details for periodical distribution.
The article argues that school boards and county superintendents bear grave responsibilities in opening schools. It emphasizes soliciting parental cooperation, providing teacher support, and publicizing school needs. It notes board members oversee employment and pupil welfare and that state expects faithful service from school officers.
Social notes from Komensky cover visits among residents including Mr and Mrs Beyer, Jr with Otto Mueller. Wenske family with Rudolph Vogt Jr. a new baby boy for Mr and Mrs Pavlicek on September 13. silver wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Kubenka. hopeful wishes for Kabenka couple. E Gieptuter and daughter visited Pavlicek family.
The Eagle Lake school district local option election on September 15 passed for the antiprohibitionists by a margin of 25 votes.
Republican nominee Charlie E. Hughes weighs a nationwide tour to swing key states including potential stops in Texas as part of his bid for the presidency. The plan signals focus on battleground regions and broadening his campaign reach.
Henry Ford established an unlimited fund to support treatment for crippled children nationwide. He is portrayed as one of the country's great men for his philanthropic effort and charitable focus.
The census bureau announces that cotton used in the United States during August totaled 558 717 bales. For the year ending July 31 the amount reached 6 397 613 bales.
The Young Men's Business League of Waco considers raising $20,000 to complete and furnish a new building for the Methodist orphanage. Upon completion, Waco would host one of the best equipped orphanages in the state.
Mr Hermann Paal and family of Queensland Moulton left for Flrtoma Saturday to visit relatives. Ben Janssen, the Oakland car man of Shiner, was in the city Friday on business matters. Rudolph Huff returned Saturday from Dreyer where he spent weeks with relatives. Charles Flessner, south of town, is erecting a new home with John C Mueller doing the work. Emil Gieptner and Joe Migl, Novohrad leaders, were in town Saturday. Mr and Mrs Wm House near town welcome a baby girl born Thursday. The Eagle extends congratulations.
Dry cool weather welcomes harvest as farmers gather cotton. Local visits include Joseph Stanek family to Sweet Home. Woehler and Pundt households host. Anton Miculka and family visit Frank Ermis. Rosa Tousek visits Millie Krejer. Bevan family visits Veselka. Miculka kin with Puste jovsky. Filipp of Moulton and Brilling with Anton Miculka. Henry Miculka attends Novohrad dance. Anton Jilek family and Darilek party attend silver wedding at Kubenka’s. Frances Batey of Moulton visits Ed Batey’s household.
Miss Emma Runk worthy matron of O E S Chapter will attend Grand Chapter Session at Corpus Christi during the second week in October per the Shiner Gazette.
Chas Pesek of Sweet Home wins the Hallettsville route 7 position and will start duties on October 2. The Retail Merchants Association holds its next monthly meeting in Shiner on Friday night, September 29.
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