Primaries Set for July 28 1922 Democratic Ballot
Subject to the action of the Democratic Primaries on July 28 1922. The phrasing indicates a placeholder or notice referencing official party nomination procedures and date.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1922
Page
1
Subject to the action of the Democratic Primaries on July 28 1922. The phrasing indicates a placeholder or notice referencing official party nomination procedures and date.
Practical thrift advice covers removing iodine stains with ammonia and coal oil, greasing tin with a shaving brush, ventilated houses for easy heating, dental floss as bead string, marking medicine bottles, repairing torn umbrellas, using Vaseline to stop squeaks, vinegar in rinse water to preserve black stockings color, alum in stove polish for shine, and kerosene pretreatment on iodine stains in gingham without harming fabric.
Mr. Frank Tomasko and family of Shiner spent several days in the city last week visiting homefolk.
The Moulton Light & Ice Company met at Farmers & Merchants State Bank. The board adopted the constitution and by-laws. Monthly directors meetings set for the third Thursday. stockholders annual meeting in December. Fiscal year runs January to December. Kilo C. Fehrenkamp elected secretary, replacing O F Knape who joins the board. Executive committee comprises F T Fehrenkamp president, Ed Boehm and O F Knape.
Mre H Menke and daughter visited kin in Shiner. Schindler guests at William Hillmer home in Moulton. Merrem and son Melvin with Elia Wagner and Joe Wagner in Shiner. Emma Mueller of Seguin visiting her father John G Mueller east of town. Ed Shandera and baby from Yoakum visit relatives. Jaeggli and Schutz turned back at Cuero due to Guadalupe River rise. Edmund Etlinger family and Kotzebues visit Gonzales. Hen fruit shipment: 390 cases, 11 700 dozen, at 17 cents per dozen totaling 1 989. Willie Koenig hosts anniversary gathering. refreshments served. Guy Haltom and children from Port Arthur visit Henry Krause and sister. Dr Joho Guenther returns from medical meeting in San Antonio with surgeons from Rochester, NY and Boston. Pandt birthday gathering with relatives. games and refreshments. Baursville trustee election: William Brosch re-elected. Emil Schmidt and Fritz Fisbeck holdovers. Baursville district to vote on flexible tax next Saturday.
On April 3 Miss Hassel and Miss Moore hosted a Senior Party at Mrs. J J Kotzebues home. The 42 game provided amusement with Emil Papacek winning a box of stationery and Clarence Knape claiming a large candy stick as booby. Edmund Etlinger won a powder puff as prize. a lolly pop went to Knape. Refreshments included punch ice cream cake and mints. Attendees named include Irene Bultmeyer Cecile Rehmer Gladys Jaeggli Agnes Olsovsky Herbert Meiners Vladik Miculka Vladimir Darilek Claude Manning Otto Mueller Fritz Hilert Edmund Hilinger and family.
L. J. Sulak of Waco and E. R. Meitzen editor of the Texas Leader spoke at Halletts ville in the F W Neskorik store building. They addressed a fair sized audience for two hours and kept them attentive with fluent speeches.
Gonzales Texas March 3. Superintendent K A Jones of Gonzales city schools has been named to the faculty of the summer school at Southwest Texas Normal College in San Marcos. He will serve as a science teacher there.
Mrs. Clara Krause and her daughter visited relatives in Flatonia on Sunday. Nelda Erhhard and Gladys Smith spent Saturday and Sunday in Flatonia. Mr and Mrs Frank Kraubau near town welcomed a fine young son born on Sunday March 19. The Eagle extends congratulations and best wishes.
Citizens of Moulton push infrastructure upgrades including a new school addition a creamery a turkey killery a molasses mill and a bakery. Demands include a ladies restroom more sidewalks and increased booster support while calling for fewer knockers.
Lieutenant Governor Lynch Davidson says he will not run for the U S Senate from Texas but plans to be a Democratic candidate for the governorship two years later. He warns that his chances for the governorship may be harmed by not seeking the nomination this year.
A statewide effort aims to boost Sunday School membership across Texas with a convention in Dallas from May 3 to 7. Organizers expect 3 000 to 5 000 delegates from across the state to attend and endorse the expansion program.
George A. Endress, radio director at the University of Texas in Austin, announces a new radio telephone license issued by the U S Department of Commerce. The license grants WMC for 485 meter wavelength entertainment and market reports with seven student operators on day and night shifts.
In Hallettsville district court a jury convicted Frank Mueck of killing Frank Balsika near Moulton in March. After about forty minutes of deliberation the court assessed a twenty five year penitentiary sentence. Testimony from Joe and Laura Mueck, aged twelve and nine, said the quarrel began when their father threatened to kill his family. Balsika tried to reason with him before the shooting.
The Catholic Ladies' Aid Society met at Mrs. William Brosch near Boursville on the 24th with all members present. Refreshments were served and the group enjoyed a delightful afternoon. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Ed. Boehm, Sr. on Tuesday, April 1.
Sheriff B Neighbors of Gonzales with Constables John Scoggins of Waelder and Henry F I Mueller arrested Henry Mays Ben Lemons and Viola Daughtry on a bootlegging charge at Waelder Gonzales County last Sunday afternoon. They were jailed in Gonzales.
The National Tuberculosis Association contract is signed by Dr. Z. T. Scott of the Texas Health Association as the 1922 Christmas Seal sale moves forward. The seal supports National State and Local tuberculosis work and funds. The mail sale will boost education and financing across Cexar in 1922.
Owing to bad weather only a few attended the Moulton Lutheran Frauen Verein meeting held with Mrs. Frank Bishunko Jr on March 29. The usual refreshments were served. The next gathering will be with Mrs. Wm Kilert on April 20.
The trustee election held Saturday passed off very quietly with only twenty six votes polled. Re-elected for another term were George Baur George von Lieven and John C Mueller. Prof T N Powell served as judge and W R Richter as clerk.
Heavy rains force postponement of the county Interscholastic League meet until April 6 7 and 8. The district meet will be held here one week after those dates, officials say.
Church announces Friday 8 p m examination of the confirmation class and Sunday morning 40 confirmations. No English services scheduled for tonight.
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