Judge Motis Probes Will in Cuero Probate Case
Judge E J Motis Yoakum lawyer visited Cuero with witness J A Sykora to probate John Hrubish’s will. Hrubish died in June leaving a $26000 estate. Zofie Friedel named executrix without bond, given all property for eight years care. Appraisers named: Martin Kercho A A Riggs J F Smith.
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E. J. Motis
Yoakum
Cuero
J. A. Sykora
John Hrubish
Zofie Friedel
Martin Kercho
A. A. Riggs
J. F. Smith
Yoakum Times
Read the Ads from The Eagle's Advertisers
The Eagle invites readers to study weekly business ads and messages from local advertisers. Each listing carries a message for customers and offers opportunities to profit from the notices and promotions presented in the paper's columns.
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the Eagle
Richard Waltersdorf in Moulton on Freie Presse business
Richard Waltersdorf of Hallettsville representing the Freie Presse fuer Texas in San Antonio was in Moulton Saturday to attend to business matters.
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Richard Waltersdorf
Hallettsville
Freie Presse Fuer
Texas
San Antonio
Moulton
Yoakum Chamber Hires Farm Demonstration Agent
The Yoakum chamber of commerce has employed a farm demonstration agent to assist local farmers with their problems and improve agricultural practices.
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Yoakum Chamber of Commerce
Local visitors stop by towns in weekend travels
A. J. Darilex visited Ganado Thursday evening. Otto Heerssen and family visited Weimar and Freyburg. K K B Papacek and family visited Yoakum Sunday. Rudolph Bordovsky of Hallettsville traveled to Moulton Saturday on business. Oswald Buescher of Smithville was in Moulton late last week. Victor Fehrenkamp and family with Miss Lillie Franke visited Shiner Sunday. Mrs T T Walker of Saisaba visited her parents Mr and Mrs Ed Arnim.
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Oswald Buescher
Smithville
Moulton
Victor Fehrenkamp
T. T. Walker
Sai Saba
Ed. O. Arnim
Dwelling Destroyed Near Yoakum Farm House Fire
A. W. Otto’s farmhouse near Yoakum, occupied by L. E. Arnold, was destroyed by fire. Practically nothing was saved.
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A. W. Otto
L. E. Arnold
Yoakum
Madrid bullfight thrills spectators with dramatic toss
Readers are drawn to a sensational moment as Gitanidlo de Malaga is flipped by a bull in Madrid, a scene described amid a flurry of dramatic commentary and a casual ad for Triner's Bitter Wine promising relief from stomach ailments.
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Madrid
Gitanidlo de Malaga
Somach
Cerase
Triner
Bellaire
M. Castricone
Colo
Kan
Mont
Wash
Wis
Local Visitors In Moulton From Shiver and Wac
Mr. Fred C Krause and family from Shiver were in Moulton Sunday visiting relatives. John Keys Manning of Waco is spending his vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Manning near Moulton.
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Fred C. Krause
John Keys Manning
Wac
Mrs
Wilbert Manning Vo Oiu Moulton
Knape Returns Home After Ten Day Visit
G. Knape came back to Schulenburg on Saturday following a ten day stay with his son O. F. Knape.
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G. Knape
Schulenburg
O. F. Knape
Miss Alice Aroim Returns to Houston from Weekend
Miss Alice Aroim returns to Houston Sunday after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Ed O Auim.
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Alice Aroim
Houston
Mrs
Ed. O. Auim
Meyerhoff Dry Goods Co. Promises Best Prices and Style
Back From New York Mr and Mrs Sam Reichman announce Meyerhoff Dry Goods Co Hallettsville Lavaca County Texas offers full bill at lower prices than last year and claims not to raise cotton goods they bought staple goods long ago and now feature updated dresses hats coats slippers for women and lines for men and boys. they urge shoppers to see their selection before buying.
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Meyerhoff D. G. Co
Meyerhoff’s
Meyerhoff
Meyerhoff Dry Goods Co
Lavaca County
Hallettsville
Texas
Shiner Business Visitor Joins Moulton Monday
Joe Muras of Shiner traveled to Moulton on Monday as a business visitor to explore local opportunities and meet with area professionals.
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Joe Muras
Shiner
Moulton Monday
Pedestrian Fatalities Lead In Early 1925 Auto Deaths
A Stewart Warner Safety Council study shows pedestrians accounted for 58 percent of 8 028 auto fatalities in the first seven months of 1925 across a population of 31 million. Other causes include collisions with motor vehicles 11 percent, fixed objects 4.2 percent, street cars 3.5 percent, rail trains 27 percent and bicycles 1.4 percent.
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Stewart Warner Safety Council
United States
Peter
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P. A. Tobacco
Rud, Jaeggli
Bro
Moulton, Texas
LaValliers
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Auspices Geier-Merrem
American Legion
Opera House
Cornelions Orchestra
DrQscar A. Darilek Dentist
W. Fokhl Bldg
Klepe
Ione
A. J. Darilex
Ganado
Otto Heerssen
Weimar
Freyburg
KK. B. Papacek
Rudolph Bordovsky of
Hailettsville
Mouilun Satuday
Hermann Park
IEXAS
American Legion Band of
Draughon's Business College
San Antonio, Texas
Educate
Draughon
College of San Antonio
Certified Public Accountants
Southwest
New York
Sam Reichman, Sayers
Meyerhoff Dry Aoods Co
Lexas
Boehm’s
Rehmet
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