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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1912

Page

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Komensky Exchange Clippings and Local Notices

S. L. Bennett of Lavaca county elected manager of Governor Col quitt's campaign with plans to organize at every voting box. Shiner residents apply for Masonic lodge membership in Moulton. Dr. J. D. Gray journeys to Chicago for advanced surgery and hospital equipment study to modernize Shiner hospital. Vienna local tax election passes 27 to 7 to fund school building improvements and longer school term.

S. L. Bennett Colquitt Lavaca Hallettsville Shiner Masonic Lodge Moulton Chas. H. Flato E. J. Merrem J. A. Kunetka C.J. Garbade A. G. Lichey Theo. Rogge A. B. Jungbecker J. D. Gray Chicago Shiner Gazette Vienna Hallettsville Herald

Kuehn's Grove Budget and Local Happenings

After several days of spring weather a norther blew in Saturday. Rain fell nearly every day last week. Farmers want dry weather for crop work. June bags damage corn and some fields will be replanted when land dries. Cotton comes up late compared with other years. Few attended dances at Moulton and Witting due to bad weather. Adolf Haas birthday party hosted by Edward and Mrs Haas featured games, cake, lemonade, and an Edison phonograph.

Moulton Witting Edward Haas Adolf F. J. Haas Hallettsville Frank Dietsch

Farmers Busy In Field Work And Social Visits

Baursville notes show farmers occupied with field work while residents travel to New Ulm Monalton for a birthday event. Visitors include Mr. Haleck and Mrs Kretschmann with Mies Carrie Hinck visiting Moulton friends. A moving picture show drew a large crowd at the school house last Thursday night.

Earnest Meyer Otto New Ulm Haleck Kretschmann Monalton Mies Carrie Hinck Moulton Mies Julia Berkenhoff Rudolphh Vogt Komensky Frank Kraster Novohrad

Boggy Creek Horror EaGue Visits and Local Socials

Boggy Creek notes list Willie Goetz and family visiting local residents on Sunday. Henry Flesener and kin visited Yorktown relatives last week. Adolph Rabe and wife called on relatives at White's gin Sunday. Prof. Martin Ruppel left for Seguin Monday for court matters. Arthur Rabe and Otto Renkin own auto-seat buggies since Good Friday. Arthur Rabe stayed with friends near Sunset school Sunday. Emil Renkin and others were guests of Hy Roedeck and sisters Sunday. Ben Stock and family from Sunset visited his brother Adam Sunday. GrRemn's Sport. April 14, 1912.

Willie Goetz Henry Flesener Yorktown Adolph Rabe White’s Gin Martin Ruppel Seguin Arthur Rabe Otto Renkin Sunset School Emil Renkin August Winkenwaerder Adela Selma Mewes Sadie Rabe Hy. Roedeck Ben Stock Sunset Adam GrRemn

Clara Barton Died at Glen Echo Home at Ninety One

Miss Clara Barton founder of the American Red Cross Society died at her Glen Echo Maryland home on April 12 at age ninety one.

Clara Barton The American Red Cross Society Glen Echo

Local News Briefs and Industrial Notes From Bishop Area

A roundup of moves and visits includes J. T. Jaeggli and Warne Krause plus Louis Meiserschlaeger heading to Brenham San Antonio. Real estate activity in Yoakum Moulton and Weimar announces land sale and visits. Jail repairs planned in Hallettsville. School program at Sam and Will Moore Institute tonight. Civil rites for Cleo Henrietta and Adolph Willie Frank. Automobile sales push for Moulton with three new buyers. Constable candidate John Mladenko seeks re election. Oil, cattle and crop activity reported across Olney Pecos El Paso Laredo and Denver. Banking and rail developments noted in Austin San Antonio Galveston. New depot plans Galveston and Orange bag factory tied to Yellow Pine mill. Large land tracts near San Antonio targeted for irrigation and colonization. March Texas livestock market gains. rural road bonds shipped at Smithville. Groveton organizes Progressive League. county fair planned.

Della Aransas Pass Gulf Refining Company Marlin Ice and Electric Light Company Marlin Falls County Capital Spencer- Howe Construction Company Port Arthur Chicago Santa Fe Railway Galveston San Antonio Texas Livestock Market Smithville Bastrop County Precinct 2 Trinity County Progressive League Groveton Orange Yellow Pine Paper Mill Company

Local Social News From Shiner in April 1912

Mrs J D Gray entertained in honor of Mrs F W Ledbetter and Miss Mollie Holliday on two afternoons. Attendees included C B Welhausen S A Thulemeyer Earl Fry and others. Mary Martin hosted the T C Club. Dr F W Ledbetter and family move to Kenedy. Shiner schools affiliate with A and M College. Dr J D Gray in Chicago for lectures. Schultz Gray Hospital matron Franks in San Antonio. Teachers Local Institute held. William Green brick building noted. April 16 1912 REPORTER.

J. D. Gray F. W Ledbetter Mollie Holliday Mesdames C. B. Welhausen S. A. Thulemeyer Earl Fry C. C.amsler W. O. Mewes E. J. Merrem C. H. Flato A. Bloh D. Thornton F. W. Led Peyton Erwing College Station Shiner School A. and M. College Chicago

Wilson Texas 1912 primary push urges May 4 precinct meetings

From Wilson headquarters in Dallas the Texas Democratic Party urges all Wilson supporters to attend May 4 precinct meetings to elect delegates for county conventions, the state convention, and ultimately the national convention. The message stresses timeliness and vigilance, outlining the May 4 7 and 28 dates as crucial steps in securing a Wilson delegation.

Dallas Texas Wilson Texas Friends of Democratic State Executive Committee Cato Sells Wilson State Committee

Titanic Sinks After Iceberg Collision On Maiden Voyage

The White Star liner Titanic, bound from Liverpool to New York, struck an iceberg off Newfoundland and sank in hours. Of about 2200 aboard, 868 were saved, mostly women and children. The ship cost 10 million and was insured for 5 million. millions in mail, diamonds, rubber, securities and specie were lost.

Liverpool New York Newfoundland

Cone Johnson Withdraws From U S Senate Race

Cone Johnson of Tyler has withdrawn from the race for United States senator. The move ends Johnsons bid and clears the field for remaining candidates in the statewide contest.

Cone Jounson Tyler United States

Prohibitionists Win Llano County Local Option Vote

In Llano County the prohibitionist side won the local option election state officials reported. The outcome reflects a victory for advocates of prohibition in the local contest.

Llano County

Pennsylvania Delegates Vote for Wilson at Democratic Convention

Woodrow Wilson will carry seventy four of Pennsylvania's delegates to the National Democratic convention while Illinois backing Joseph Clark shifts to the rival. Wilson carried the state with strong rural support as Clark failed to gain ground in Chicago.

Woodrow Wison Pennsylvania Wilson Illinois Clark

Local families undertake San Antonio trip this week

Mr and Mrs John Mladenko and others traveled to San Antonio on Wednesday. They visited several days with Mr and Mrs Hermann Thar, then Mr and Mrs Henry Meyer returned to their home in Bernard Mooday after the trip with Rev Forster.

John Mladenko K. Kehmet KE. F Felzel Rev. Forster San Antonio Hermann Thar Mrs Henry Meyer Bernard Mooday

Publisher William Menger Visits City for Business

William Menger, publisher of the Catholic Southern Messenger in San Antonio, spent Tuesday in the city to talk over business matters and potential ventures.

William Menger Southern Messenger San Antonio

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Jos. Mikulik Flatonia F. K. Bucek Jno August Wenske Oak Grove Henry Peteras Velebrad T. J. Darilek R. Jaeggli & Bro Henry Pobler Joe Christien F. J. Kubenka Henkhaus Landrom Novokrad Joe Beyer Will A. Watkin CO Watkin Company Texas Piano House American Home Journal Dallas, Texas Kuehn Grove Ephor Baursville Borror Easte Department of Extension University of Texas J. T. Jaeggli Brenham Hermleigh Warne J. Krause Louis Meiserschlaeger D.W. Waylor Bishop Nueces County Forster Emil Bacek Sidonia Mikulenka Mary Wala Yoakum John Kierschnek C. W. Hampil Mra. W. J. Tomasko Lydia Wagner Jacob Tomasko Henri Witte Louis Ploege Commissioners Court Sam and Will Moore Institute Cleo Henrietta Adolph Willie Frank Mre. F. Priesmeyer Rev G. Rapp Lutheran Church F. Brunkenhoefer Weimar City John Brunkenhoefer Boeer Henry Etlinger F. W. Lueke Henry Koester Ed. O. Arnim Tax KaGve Mladenko Industrial Notes Olney Young County Pecos el Paso Alvin Denver Colorado Laredo Texas Trust Company of Austin State Bankers’ Association Chamber of Commerce Oklahoma Beaumont Shiner News Pitor EaGue F. W. Ledbetter Kenedy Woodrow Wilson Hermann Park H. Thar Lavaca County Mozart Lodge No. 59 Order of Sons of Hermann Richard Waltersdorf Will T. Bagby E. H. Houchins Messrs Jacob Heye H.braunig H. Buss Bernard Otto Olle E. Buescher Henry Witte William Huebner Frank Effenberger Charles Kasper Charles Koerner Mrs. Thar Eacle Mr. Thar
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