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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1923
Page
5
Local notes from Moulton and surrounding area
Miss Edna Sul livan and Miss Lomie Sul livan visited in Moulton over weekend. Miss Emmie Olle left for a Louisiana visit. Will Ulrich, new subscriber, farms near Friedland, moved from Moulton five years ago. A child was born at the Ulrich home last week. Yorktown News reports R F Chlastak lost his Ford roadster between Cuero and Victoria, car burned after a fire. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Trautwein received word their daughter Mrs. John G Hollman arrived safely in Rio de Janeiro after a 17 day voyage. Mrs Hollman praised Rio for cleanliness and sanitation observed on arrival. Their three year old granddaughter has traveled 18,000 miles from Spain to Mexico to Rio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Ulrich
Route Two
Ullrich
Wm. Bargman Place
Friedland
Moulton
Yorktown News
Louis Trautwein
John G. Hollman
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Spain
Mexico
Shiner Gazette
Readers sparklers pay tribute from Meyerhoff area list
The Eagle thanks numerous readers for subscription payments from Moulton Shiner and Flatonia areas. Names include Jim Rab Moulton J Mraz Shiver Val Jarek Paul Havebke Harwood Adolf Vana and many others across Moulton Shiner Flatonia and Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle
Sive Las
Jim Rab
Moulton
Ll. J. Mraz
Shiver
Val
Jarek
Paul Havebke
Harwood
Adolf Vana
Shiner
J. B
Novoead
Frank Meyer
Dilworth
Willam Broseb Moulton
Joe Ultmann
Jacob Kurtz
R. B. Wood
Mouton
Kuni Kigjui
G L. Mueller
Otto Wieting
Kid. Auderle
Adam Schuetz
Emil Jauszer
Clara Richter
Flatonia
H. Schodde
Krank Krejol
W. J. Paparek
Ad. Tuipp
Chas
Kula
German
Dakota
M. W. Loft
John H. Richter
J. L. Johnson
Alma Sebuert
Jobo Pilener
Local visits and business figures noted in town
Miss Ellen Gerdes returned Saturday from a visit to relatives in Shiner. George Cooper, a Nickel community stockman, shipped a carload of cows to Fort Worth. Fred and Willie Wilks of San Antonio visited the Wilks family. Joseph Muras of Shiner, representing Pan-American Life Insurance, was in town soliciting business last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Gerdes
Shiner
George Cooper
Fort Worth
Joseph Muras
Pan-American ‘Life Insurance Company of
New Orleans
More Money for Cotton Campaign Ends September 1
Texas Victory Week closes August with final sign up push for cotton program funds. Officials urge growers to enroll before the September 1 deadline to maximize support.
More Money for Cotton campaign boosts Texas Farm Bureau joiners
Dallas August 22 September 1 campaign by the Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association reports over 8 000 new members in Texas since it began. President John Torr predicts plans for last week intensified efforts and hopes to double last year’s membership. Treasurer Sloan Sinson notes members earned 29 56 more per bale last season through street sales and improved handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Farm Bureau
Dallas
Texas
Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association
John Torr
Fencp
Iners
Bala
Sloan Sinson
Association
Tex
New York
Sloan Simpson
John T. Orr
Cotton Association Receives Massive 1923 Loan
The Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association extended a tremendous twenty million dollar loan for the 1923 cotton crop, signaling strong financial support for growers. The move underscores the association's effort to stabilize prices and ensure liquidity for members amid uncertain markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association
Texas Cotton Co operative Receives 20 Million Credit backing
Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association secures a 20 million dollar credit from New York bankers to finance the 1923 cotton crop. President John T. Orr says the estimate may rise to 25 30 million with anticipated 200000 bales handling, reinforcing the co operative marketing plan and campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Co-operative
Association
Massachusetts Highway Weight and Width Restrictions
Massachusetts imposes strict vehicle limits with no special permit for loads over fourteen tons and load not exceeding 800 pounds per inch. Heavier vehicles face speed caps of four to twelve mph depending on tire type. Vehicle width is restricted to eight feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Georgia Leads Southeast in Good Roads Spending
Georgia spent about 25 million dollars on road construction in the last year the largest total in the southeast. Nearly 10 million dollars came from federal aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Southeast
News items Frankly Accepted by The Eagle Office
The Eagle office welcomes news items from readers and states they will be printed as space allows. Submit briefs, notices, or brief reports for consideration.
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Rud
Jaegegli & Bro
G. & A. Baur
Moucoou
Kopecky
Joe C. Korecky
Moutton
Durant
Beran
Auto Sales CO
AD. Beran
Prop
Wagner Bros
H. H. Thompson
Meyerhoff
Hallettsville
Adv
Clarence Knape
Edna and
Lomie Sullivan
Emmie Olle
Louisiana
R. F. Chlastak
Cuero
Victoria
Halsettsville
Fred and
Willie Wilks
San Antonio
City
Mrs. F. Wilks
Stetson
Bradley
United States
Boehm’s
Omni
L.rehmeté
Nee Wares Eeyeeses
Gladiola
Henry J. Koester
Moulton, Texas
Uty
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