Local Visitors From San Antonio Visit Moulton Kin
Louis Meyer of Flatonia joins John Schoenvogel E Gieptner and Frank Marko Jr in Moulton with R F Smothers of Huntsville. Mr Ed Pundt and family from San Antonio spent Sunday visiting relatives in Moulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Meyer
Flatonia
John Schoenvogel
Moulton
E. Gieptner
Frank Marko, Jr
R. F. Smothers
Huntsville
Ed. Pundt
San Antonio
Moulton Sunday
Local residents and visitors list from Moulton notes
Frank Wagner Sr left for Temple Monday. Louis Ehlers of Shiner visited business in Moulton Monday. Mrs Erwin Oehl of LaGrange visited relatives here Sunday. Miss Georgie Mladenko has accepted a position at Hoyer's Variety store as saleslady. Mrs Elo Meyer of Ellinger visited Mr and Mrs F T Fehrenkamp Sunday. Mrs J V Dozier returned to San Antonio Friday after a visit in Moulton. Miss Alice von Lienen, student at Lutheran College Sequin, spent last weekend in Moulton. Vladik Boehm and daughter Helen left for San Antonio Tuesday to attend the Battle of Flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgie Mladenko
Hoyer’s Variety Store
J. V. Dozier
San Antonio
Moulton
Alice von Lienen
Lutheran College
Seguin
Vladik Boehm
Miss Helen
Local residents take trips and attend Fiesta events
Mr and Mrs Herman Thar left Monday for Temple. Mr and Mrs Elmer Eberhard of Seguin visited Mr and Mrs George Baur Sunday. Mrs Edwin Jaeggli left for San Antonio Monday to attend Fiesta de San Jacinto. Mr and Mrs John Freytag and son Edgar returned from Granger where they spent the past week with Mr and Mrs William Schulze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Thar
Temple
Elmer Eberhard l of
Edwin Jaeggli
San Antonio
San Jacinto
John Freytag
Edgar
Granger
William Schulze
Two professors visit Eagle office. schools close dates set
Prof. R. F. Smothers of Bours ville and Prof. J. H. Wilson of Green School called at The Eagle office Saturday morning. Smothers reports his school closed Friday April 19 and Wilson says his school will close Friday May 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Smothers
Boursville
J. H. Wilson
Green School
Eagle Office
Texas Fact Highlights From Early 20th Century Statistics
A snapshot of Texas metrics notes 600 miles of street railways and 587 000 homes served by electricity. Brewster County is the largest by area at 3 798 400 acres. Historic Texas trade included cattle sold for hides as a major early economy. The Lower Rio Grande Valley held about 3 419 157 citrus trees in 1928. Electric irons were used in roughly 450 000 Texas homes, the era’s dominant appliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewster
Texas County
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Texas Counties Lead World Sulphur Output and Local Graduation News
Brazoria and Matagorda counties supply most of the world sulphur while Texas tops U S in domestic livestock. The Eagle job office issued graduation announcements for Komensky High School class with Friday May 10 as the closing date. Graduates include Beatrice M Hrneck and Tonie H Vasek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Brazoria
Matagorda
Eagle
Komensky High School
Beatrice M. Hrneck
Tonie H. Vasek
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Cherry Belle
Rud, Jaeggli
Bro
Neskorik’s Store
RF. W. Neskorik
Central Power and Light Company
The
K. E. Branecky
Louis A. Migl
Miss Rose Svoboda
SweetHome
Joseph V. Dozier, M.D
Frank Wagner, Sr
Louis Ehlers of
Shiner
Erwin Oehl of
LaGrange
Elo Meyer
Ellinger
F. T. Fehrenkamp
Henry Fehrenkamp
Louis Fehrenkamp
Schulenburg
Valetor Franchise Presser
Frank A. Cinadr
Purina
Coe Rite
Neanrs Pews
Hearts Delights
Boehm’s
Deckers
Towana’” Products
Moulton Meat Market
the Kopecky Drug CO
Joe C. Kopecky
Moulton, Texas
Canada
John Chevrolet Company
United States
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