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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1921
Page
4
During the fiscal year ending June 30 last 805200 immigrants were admitted to the United States, up 375200 from the prior year. The note contrasts regional climates with comments about Texas and winter snowfall.
An inquisitive subscriber questions why a cotton and wool surplus exists. The answer rests on consumers wearing little material. Gonzales cotton mills shipped 99,900 yards of duck to Los Angeles last week, with other regions receiving Gonzales duck. Texas converted the Lone Star Brewery in San Antonio into a cotton mill with $950,000 capital, 375 looms, and 10,000 spindles.
District of Columbia reports 165 of 1774 fires blamed on smokers carelessness. In Texas fires are rare but rats mice and matches are cited as responsible for starting them.
A popular subscription drive starts in LaPorte Indiana to raise funds for a monument to Christopher Sholes inventor of the type writer He built the first typewriter in 1867 and died in 1890 leaving an unmarked grave in Milwaukee.
Businessmen who fail to back local institutions complain about mail order prices while editors toil for the town. The piece argues editors deserve fair compensation and readers should patronize local print and shops to sustain the community.
The Eagle acknowledges readers who paid subscriptions since the last report. Names listed include Walter Kaiser and others from Moulton Hallettsville Shiner Boerne Flatonia Cameron and Shiner.
Claud Manning reports from Mexia that several more oil wells were completed recently and a influx of people from across the country is moving into the area.
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