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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1921
Page
1
The question asks whether Maggie would lose her pivotal role if the disarmament conference is successful, implying a potential shift in leadership or responsibilities dependent on the conference outcome.
More than 100 carloads of hogs have been shipped out of York town in 23 months, signaling a shift by farmers toward livestock. Notable visits and relocations include August W. Javazen and Chas Beyer in Hallettsville, W. F. Och and Richard Reb at Nixon, Vince Rebmet and family, John Brankenhoefer and M. Kotzebue at Weimar, George Wilks and family moving to the town. Wilks rents the moving picture theater from Kotzebue Cinada, with The Eagle wishing him success.
Miss Lillie Lucke was surprised Saturday evening by a group of friends arriving around 8. Guests played six games of forty two then enjoyed hot chocolate and cake. Attendees included Marian Guenther Bessie Biehunke Selma Hilmer Lillie Krause Gladys Jaeggli Otto Mueller Arthur Krause Fritz Wilert Jennings Studeman and Mr and Mrs Powell.
Dr Frank J Guenther of Langrange and Richard Etlinger visited the area last Friday. Mr and Mrs Joe Hinch and Mr and Mrs Willie Koester returned from Houston and Hallettsville. The Cemetery Association will meet December 14 with Mrs Leona Merrem. Mrs Louisa Pieper joined the association. Mrs John Krueger’s birthday party drew about two dozen friends with coffee cake and sandwiches.
A pair of Henry J Koester and Richard A Etlinger frame buildings on Front Street were destroyed in a Tuesday morning fire causing about 30000 in losses. Koester stock insured and uninsur ed. Etlinger building uninsured. local bakeries and merchants suffered non insured losses. Fire units from Shiner Hallettsville helped contain the blaze. Origin undetermined. Water pressure held up well.
Hermann Sons elects officers for the year with Fritz Herresen as president and William Kram as vice-president. G J Bohnenkamp serves as secretary and William Hillmer as treasurer. other posts filled by Chas Flessner, F W Krause, Gus Hoff, and Ueury Krueger. physicians Drs Gueother and Jaeggh named. Lorveeren Lodge 65 also selects officers led by Mre Hy Kulinger and Emma Lueke with Ida Lueke as treasurer and Mrs J G Bohnerkamp as secretary. finance committee named.
Mrs William Todd and her children and her brother William Albrecht and Miss Tina Krause left Saturday for Bishop.
Cotton statistician T. J. Fitch of Yoakum reports Lavaca County ginned 5 546 bales prior to November 14 1931 versus 41 112 bales ginned by November 14 1920.
Next Sunday services planned in Baursville while Moulton holds none. Mrs J J Mueller returns from Peach Creek with news of her grandson Erwin Johannes christened at Shiner. Jerome Michal Post 94 of Flatonia elected officers including Kristek as commander and Farek as vice commander. Frau Vereine gatherings marked by Mrs Haeneman birthday party. Moulton Home and School Club met with Thelma Moore providing piano selections. Frank Culak celebrates birthday. writer regrets missing due to prior engagement.
Local notes report a welcome rain shower lauding relief after dry spells. Several visitors and guests are listed, including Misses Hattie Rahman Annie Straus Elsie Clara Templin and families of Langhammer Culak Kublicek and others enjoying gatherings and birthdays.
The piece lists maxims for work discipline and character including handling hard tasks first, self criticism, celebrating others, avoiding dislikes, using acid on fabrics, enthusiasm, not equating success with money, daily decent acts, honoring employers, and having a guiding head. It urges confidence, harmonious work, and spreading sunshine.
The engines for Moulton's electric light plant have arrived and are being positioned this week. Nearly all bonuses have been wired, the line is up and Moulton will have light in a very short time.
Real estate transfers list Joe Rybak transferring 50 acres near Komenaky to Ernest Rybak for 4000 dollars. K V Wagner and wife transfer a one half interest in 4 acres and a gin plant at Heokbaua for 4000 dollars.
Lorens Rothbauer the well known baritonist passed through the city Tuesday while traveling with a show on his way from California to Shiner.
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