Galveston Girl Marie Lubben Gains Noted Recognitions
The Galveston News featured Miss Marie Louise Lubben daughter of Dr and Mrs Harry Lubben of Galveston and cousin to Mrs QO Knape of Moulton. A talented vocalist she recently performed for radio at a New York station and before critics in New York Mail and Evening World praised her.
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Galveston News
Marie Louise Lubben
Harry Lubben
Galveston
QO. F. Knape
Moulton
L. Lubben
Mme. Mihr-Hardy
New York Mail
The
Evening World
Three Hurt In Muldoon Auto Wreck Near West Point
On Sunday near Muldoon Texas a racing car driven by Wayne Killough of Dilworth and Jewell Rollins and C Caraway of Yoakum failed to cross a bridge on the Muldoon West Point road. Caraway suffered deep cuts to head and shoulders and other injuries. Killough and Rollins were unhurt. The wrecked car was left at a local garage for repairs.
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Muldoon
Texas
Wayne Killough
Dilworth
Jewell Rollins
C. Caraway
Yoakum
Muldoon-West Point Road
Caraway
Bible Study Class Meets in Smithville Texas
Bible Study Class led by Mrs. Mary Wesson meets Mondays at 3 after noon with devotional readings from Mathews and 1 John. Jefferson Chandler, 14, was killed when the car he rode in turned over breaking his neck. he was the son of Thomas Chandler of Paige community.
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Ed.Studeman
Mathews
Mary Wesson
Smithville
Texas
Jefferson Chandler
Thomas Chandler
Paige
Cotton Receipts Rise at Moulton Past Week
Cotton receipts at Moulton through Wednesday night reached 3 550 bales, up from 2 040 bales the previous Wednesday. The gain shows continued activity in the local cotton market as buyers and sellers respond to market tone.
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Moulton
New Readers Additions Listed by The Eagle
The Eagle reports new readers added since the last list include Frank Meyer from Dilworth R B Wood from Moulton Emil Krejci from Shiner and Miss Clara Richter from Flatonia.
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the Eagle
Frank Meyer
Dilworth
R. B. Wood
Moulton
Emil Krejci
Shiner
Clara Richter
Flatonia
Nickel School Term Faculty Announced
The Nickel school lists Miss Agnes Kelly as principal and includes Miss Johnny McCaughin and Mrs. Elizabeth Quebedeaux among the teaching staff for the upcoming term.
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Nickel School
Agnes Kelly
Johnny McCaughin
Elizabeth Quebedeaux
Death of Ferd Granz in Shiner at 76
Ferdinand Granz died at his home in Shiner after several days of illness. Burial was held in Shiner the next day. He was 76 years old and survived by his widow and six children.
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Ferdinand Granz
Shiner
Mr. Granz
Local Resident News Highlights From Shiner To Austin
Miss Ella Krueger visited Shiner on Monday afternoon. F Wilks and family were in San Antonio earlier in the week. Adolph Wagner returned from a Westhoff and Victoria trip. Eliza Phillop of La Grange visited Emil Janszen’s home. Anita and Irene Bultmeyer visited Yoakum relatives. The Janszens visited Schie del in LaGrange. Mrs. Henry Etlinger visited Waelder with her daughter Mrs Ed Kolar. Elsie Jaeggli left for Brenham to visit cousin Mrs C B Thompson. Clara Richter, nurse at Guenther Hospital, returned to Flatonia. Shirley Koester has been ill. Minna Krause suffered a light stroke but is improving. John C Guenther and sister Marian planned Marian’s college entry in San Antonio. Jim Jaeggli cut his left hand. several stitches. Rev H Krause and family of Maxwell and Rev A Betsit of Austin visited Moulton. Krause preached at the Lutheran church.
Mansfield Rescued From Burning Home
The home of Congressman J. J. Mansfield of the Ninth District in Columbus Texas was destroyed by a fire around 10 o clock Monday night. The loss was about 15000 dollars, partly insured. All the family but Mansfield were away. he, wheelchair confined, was aided by a citizen to evacuate and was uninjured. The fire origin remains unknown.
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Columbus
Tex
J. J. Mansfield
Ninth District
Mansfield
More Money for Cotton Drives Southern Growth
The “More Money for Cotton” campaign by the American Cotton Growers Exchange and Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association reports strong success across the South. North Carolina reports 300 contracts a month since last fall, 345 signed in July. Tennessee notes rapid membership growth. South Carolina expects a 50 percent rise. Alabama sees membership doubling. Arkansas adds 400 new members last week with 15,000 projected by September. Oklahoma shows a 60 cent July membership rise and 3,055 July contracts. Texas speakers and workers report enthusiastic receptions and a large expected membership increase as the bureau boosts growers’ profits through cooperative merchandising and marketing.
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Texas
South
American Cotton Growers Exchange
Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association
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Tennessee
South Carolina
Alabama
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas Farm Bureau
Bureau
Notable Leaders and Enduring Legacies Across Nations
Gustav Stresemann remains chancellor of the German republic while David Lloyd George plans a September visit to the United States. Nearly a million condolence messages pour in for President Harding's death. Texas cattleman Joseph Cotulla dies at 79 in Cotulla on August 17. he owned vast land. A 50 cent per capita school fund share for 1922 28 is being remitted this week. Dr John Adams of the University of London arrives in Austin August 24 to lecture ahead of the August 31 summer commencement address.
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Joseph Cotulla
Texas
Cotulla
John Adams
Prfssor
University of London
Austin
Moulton Faces Yoakum In Weekend Baseball Clash
Moulton traveled to Yoakum Sunday afternoon to contest supremacy with the Yoakum team. After the first inning Jupiter Pluvius opened the flood gates and halted the game. Moulton scored two runs in the first spasm while Yoakum failed to score. A large crowd of Moulton baseball enthusiasts joined the trip.
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Moulton
Yoakum
Jupiter Pluvious
Death of John Schroeder in Shiner
John Schroeder died in Shiner Saturday August 11 after a stroke of paralysis and was buried in Shiner City Cemetery Sunday August 12. He was born in Germany 79 years ago and came to Texas in 1873. He leaves seven children.
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John Schroeder
Shiner
Shiner City
Decedent
Germany
Texas
Coolidges Move Into White House Home
President Calvin Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge begin residence in the White House after arriving in Washington. They moved in on Tuesday evening as the nation prepares for official duties in the executive mansion.
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Coolidges
White House
Washington
Texas
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