Mrs Petras Dies at 28 After Kamensky Home Burial
Mrs Henry Petras died at her Kamensky area home Tuesday March 25 and was buried in Praha cemetery Wednesday with Rev Father Netardus conducting the funeral. She was 28 years and 15 days old and survived by her husband and five children. The Eagle extends sympathy to the family.
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Henry Petras
Kamensky
Praha
Father Netardus
Hallettaville
F. T. Kebrenkamp
Emil Darilek
George Bann
Joho Bucek
Joe Boruslav
Frank Kramerbaur
Rudolph Chiastak
J. R. Matula
Henry F. L. Mueller
Jaroslav Hlavacek
Ord
Nebraska
census results show 387 scholastic children in Moulton ISD
Census Enumerator Tom E Shandera reports 387 children of scholastic age in the Moulton Independent School District an increase of sixteen from last year 371 whites and 16 colored. Mrs Henry Krause and Dorothy Haltom were in Shiner Tuesday.
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Tom. E.shandera
Moulton Independent School District
New Revenue Bill Tax List Impacts Many Goods
Judge A S Walker explains provisions taxing luxuries and semi luxuries across businesses from candy vendors to auto manufacturers. The law targets jewelry dealers and heavy consumer items such as cereals soft drinks sporting goods and many apparel and home goods with price thresholds. Dealers must report to the Collector of Internal Revenue or face penalties while local notices mention residents visiting Shiner Weimar and San Antonio.
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A.S. Walker
Internal Revenue
Austin
Texas
Lumber output and local notices from 1918 Texas scene
Brevities note U S lumber production 1918 at 32 760 000 feet and 36 000 000 in 1917. Texas mentions Baptist tabernacle contract in Bryan seating 1800. County bond election May 3 for $1 000 000 road building. Dr Anna Howard Shaw to speak Victoria April 15 for suffrage Texas May 24. February accidents total 2 966 with 17 fatalities. Numerous local visits and construction projects across Moulton Hallettsville Shiner Yoakum and Flatovia. Mrs Jaroslav Hlavacek dies at Ord Nebraska at 35.
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United States
Anna Howard Shaw
Victoria
Texas
Culak School welcomes rain and social gatherings
A welcome rain blessed Culak School area on Tuesday of last week and a second heavy rain occurred today. A party at August Kuehn’s home was reported splendid and many local families joined Sunday visits with Rudie Huff and siblings and other neighbors.
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August Kuehn
Rudie H:ff
Ella
Jim Reindl
Emma
Christian Brom
Rosie
Charlie Zayesky
Mary
Annie Schacherl
Frank Allbrecht
Stanislav Rothbaur
August Hartmann
Fritz
Dreyer
Gus. Huff
W. H. Schodde
Rudie Huff
Frank Albrecht
Charlie Zavesky
Cotton Ginning Totals for Texas and Lavaca County 1918
The Bureau of Census reports 2 606 601 bales of cotton ginned in Texas in 1918, down from 3 041 726 the previous year. Lavaca County shows 34 837 bales in 1918 and 26 852 in 1917, an increase of 7 985 bales, with neighboring counties listed thereafter.
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Bureau of Census
Texas
Lavaca
Subscriptions Paid By Local Readers
The Eagle lists readers who have paid subscriptions since the last report. Names include Vladike Stainacher, Emil Gieptner, William Kram, Johbn H. Richter, August Krause Jr, G. H. Cordes, Zat Johnson, Edwin Kne sek, Ed. Pundt, J. I. Jaeggli, George Baur, Adolph Baur, Lucas Kehmet, August G. Mueller, and others from Moulton and France.
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Eagle
Vladike Stainacher
Moulton
Emil Gieptner
William Kram
Johbn H. Richter
Moualton
August Krause, Jr
August Krause
Houston
G. H. Cordes
Zat Johnson
Per J
Johnson
France
Edwin J. Knesek
F. J. Koenek
Tragic Train Fatality Near Schulenburg
The mutilated body of Anton Kalmus, about 37, a farmer, was found along the Eagle railroad track near daybreak Sunday by freight crew. He likely walked on the track home and was struck by a passenger train, dragged 100 feet. he leaves a widow and two children.
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Schulenburg
Texas
Anton Kalmus
Eagle
Moulton High Literary Society Elects Officers
The Moulton High School Literary Society met on Friday March 28 with roll call and quotable readings. A debate favored the negative on Washington versus Lee and officers were elected: Willie Darilek president Henry Earl Menefee vice president Elvira Buescher secretary Kathleen Preston critic Fred Mueller press reporter.
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Moulton High School Literary Society
C. C. Roeder
Washington
Robert E.lee
Willie Darilek
Anita von Lienen
George Flessner
Alice Kotzebue
Oscar Brunkenhhoefer
Erwin Oehbl
Emil Papacek
Moulton
Erna Hillmer
Lotta Koester
Evica Buescher
Kathleen Preston
Olga Valenta
Alice Arnim
Sam and Will Moore Institute
T.H. Leslie
Henry Earl Menefee
Elvira Buescher
Kathleen Préston
Fred Mueller
School Notes from Sam and Will Moore Institute March 1915
Enrollment totals 222 with 119 boys and 103 girls. Attendance days 3716 split 1974 for boys and 1742 for girls. Absences total 420 with 239 boys and 181 girls. Tardy counts 5 for boys and 6 for girls. Tuition for riders recorded as 10 dollars for boys and 5 dollars for girls.
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Sam and Will Moore Institute
Baursville Frauen Verein Holds Regular Meeting
The Baursville Frauen Verein met Wednesday with Mrs. Otto Urban and daughter Miss Helen. Members enjoyed conversation and needlework followed by refreshments. The next gathering is set with Mrs. Vince Reh on Wednesday April 23.
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Baursville Frauen Verein
Otto Urban
Helen
Vince Rehmet
Lukasek and Orsag Tie The Knot In Moulton
Anton Lukasek a young farmer near Moulton and Rosa Orsag of East Bernard were married at Moulton Catholic Church on Tuesday morning with Rev. Father Neubert presiding. The Hagle offers congratulations to the newlyweds.
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Anton Lukasek
Moulton
Rosa Orsag
East Bernard
Moulton Catholic Church
Father Neubert
Victory stamps issued to honor war end
Postmaster L A Meiners has received a supply of new Victory postage stamps. The 3 cent denomination does not replace the regular 3 cent stamp and postmasters will supply them only upon request.
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L. A. Meiners
Victory
Special Meeting of Home and School Club Called
A call meeting of the Home and School Club is set for Friday at four o'clock in the afternoon at the Sam and Will Moore Institute. All members are urged to attend.
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Home and School Club
Sam and Will Moore Institute
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