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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1917

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Texas and United States August crop report highlights

The August crop summary from the Bureau of Crop Estimates details state and national forecasts for corn, wheat, oats, rice, potatoes, sweet potatoes, hay, peaches, cotton and kafirs with August 1 and December estimates. It lists forecast and prior year production, prices and key figures for Texas and the United States.

Washington, D. C Texas United States Bureau of Crop Estimates Weather Bureau U. S. Department of Agriculture Oats Rice Peaches Kafirs

Red Cross Notes Local Branch Meeting Report

A Red Cross Branch meeting was held Monday afternoon at the work room. A follow up meeting is set for next Monday at 4 PM. Members were urged to attend. Members donated funds include $5 from Mr and Mrs Valentine Jurek. New members announced Mesdames Lucas Rehmet Elizabeth Quebedeaux Alma Kempe Selma Kempe and Mr Sam Jaeggli. Rudolph Jaeggli omission corrected from last week.

Red Cross Valentine Jurek Rudolph Jaeggli Eagle Lucas Rehmet Elizabeth Quebedeaux Alma Selma Kempe Sam Jaeggli

Draft Call Dates Proclaimed By Provost Marshal General

Provost Marshal General Crowder announced that thirty percent of the men drafted for the national army would be called to the colors on September 5, thirty percent on September 15, thirty percent on September 30, and the remaining ten percent as soon thereafter as possible.

Crowder National Army

Statewide Election On Amendment For Conservation Districts

Election will be held next Tuesday across the state to adopt a constitutional amendment creating conservation and reclamation districts.

Forty two Club Hosts Card Party Aug 9

Mrs J J Kotzebue served as hostess to the Forty two Club on Thursday August 9 with four tables and seven entertaining games. Mrs J T Jaeggli won all events and received the club pin. Punch was served. Attendees included Mesdames Brunkenhoeter Bucek Fehrenkamp Krause Quebedeaux Jaeggli Rypple Cordes Rehmer Kotzebue Nachlioger Menetee Haltom and Misses Mladenka Ermis. Dallas and Kansas City guests attended. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs A F Kotzebue on August 23.

J. J. Kotzebue J. T. Jaeggli Mesdames John Brunkenhoeter John Bucek Elo Fehrenkamp Fred C. Krause W. Quebedeaux Charles Rypp

One Killed Three Hurt In Auto Turnover

In Shiner Texas on August 10 a car accident due to broken steering gear killed Barney Clark and injured L. J. Wendt Arthur Fischuar and A Balhorn. The wreck occurred last night between Shiner and Gonzales on a rough road, the car turning over and pinning occupants beneath.

Shiner Texas Barney Clark L. J. Wendtland Arthur Fischuar A. Balhorn Here Gonzales

Heidrich and Neubauer Wed by County Judge in Courthouse

Willie Heidrich and Miss Elizabeth Neubauer, residents near Moulton, were married by County Judge P. H. Green at his courthouse office Tuesday at 10 o'clock with a small group of relatives in attendance.

Willie Heidrich Elizabeth Neubauer Moulton P. H. Green Hallettsville Herald

Professor returns from Austin to join Normal board

Prof W J Kirk came back from Austin Sunday where he served on the summer normal board. Mrs Wm Kotzebue and children of Flatonia visited the family for several days. Chas Schaefer and wife near O’Quinn hosted a bright baby boy applying for board. Congratulations are offered.

W. J. Kirk Austin Wm. Kotzebue Flatonia Chas Schaefer John Sshwake Near O’quinn LaGrange Journal J. W. Ermis Yoaskam Frances Batey Aut Miculka Wm. Woebler Lud, Janssen Family F. G. Havel Moravia Millie Krejci Millie Miculka Bettie Handl Mary Carolina Rothbauer Emil Krejci Louis Balaka Frank Machart

Resignation of Local Baptist Pastor Surprises Community

William Green returned from Lynn County to attend business matters while Mrs. Green stays in Amarillo indefinitely. Rev Henry Jeffrey, pastor of the Baptist Church here, tendered his resignation last Sunday, a move that surprised the church and many friends. If accepted, the community will regret losing his esteemed ministry and family.

William Green Lynn County

Car Demolished by Train Near Town

Jacob Tomasko, a wheelwright, escaped serious injury when his Studebaker roadster was struck by a freight train at a crossing south of town Sunday afternoon. He barely avoided being hit, was shaken but back at work Monday, and received a $170 railroad settlement Tuesday morning.

Jacob Tomasko Studebaker Tomasko

Sailor Louis Macha Injured in USA Hospital Telegram

Telegram from Philadelphia naval hospital says Louis Macha of Shiner Texas is in serious condition with a multiple skull fracture from an accident. Details of the incident have not been received.

Shiner Texas Naval Hospital Philadelphia Louis Macha

Washington Letter on House Sessions and Peace Rally

The House maintains two weekly sessions amid Senate delays expecting revenue bill return within a week and possible September adjournment. A peaceful rally in the Senate room by New York pacifists and Socialists critiqued war policies and urged peace terms. Personal notes list Texans in Washington including Sim C. Lowrey and W. C. McKinney.

HOUSE Senate Congress Washington New York Capitol Kerensky Russia Belgium France United States New York Harbor Gth Sim C. Lowrey W. C. McKinney LaGrange N. M. Crain Cuero Homer R. Bartlett Hahn Wharton County

Farm Community Notes and House Visit Roundup

Shiner Route Three records cotton picking starting in the area. A long list of local visits occurs Sunday and the Aug Pustejovsky family plus others are noted. A dance at the Henkhaus ball drew 143 tickets with the Kasper Darilek Orchestra providing music. August 14, 1917.

Kasper Darilek Shiner

DeWitt County Man Ambushed Shootout Claims Life

In Yoakum August 14 W C Steinman a wealthy De Witt County landowner was killed at his home while milking as an assassin hidden behind a wind brake fired twice with buckshot. The attacker also fired at Steinman’s wife missing her. A nearby search found Alec Quellers dead with a head wound.

Yoakum Dexas W.C. Steinman Jardi Burton Alec Qellers W.C. Steinmann de Witt County

Readers Honored for Subscriptions

The Eagle thanks readers for subscription payments since last report listing names including Richard Poirier John Kaiser R A Etlinger Charles Koester Frank Stainacher L F Cooper Rev F X Wolf George Bucek W J Nachiinger Emil Koester John Vyvial J A Heinrich and John Sghonyogel, all of Moulton and nearby areas.

The Eagle Richard Poirier Moulton John Kaiser R. A. Etlinger Charles Koester Frank Stainacher Flatonia F.X. Wolf San Antonio George Bucek Monton W. J. Nachiinger Coalinga California Emil Koester John Vyvial Sweet Uome J. A. Heinrich John Sghonyogel

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Govt. Crop Report Theresa Guenther Laura Valenta Irene Winkler Schulenburg Mr. Smith Leazar Viasta Shandera Ada Rehmet Telen Freytag Smith- Ville Leila Horne Luling Edna Cooper A. E. Jaeggli Houston Bertha Papacek Ed. Boehm C. L. Stavinoha Hallettsville Janszen Frank Stastne Katie Lindner Giddings F. X. Wolf San A Antonio Mre. A. Menke Fred Willie Mrs. Thiecken Miss Munnie Nixon W. B. Stroman Hermann Chemnitz C. M. Kotzebue Moore Hotel Dames F J, Helweg A. F. Kotzebue John Brunkenhoefer Vincent Rehmer William Franke Hulda Rapp Chapel Hill L. A. Me‘ners Witting Emily Hornschu Miss Rapp Albert Wolf J. A. Slovak Rosenburg Slovak Daily Merchantize Company N. Daeggli J. J. Mansfield Farmore Haimann Jno. Darilek Alb. Diouky A. J. Pastejovsky Millie Wm. Miculka Fontress DeWitt County
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