This Week San Antonio Is Largest City to Substitute Buses
A San Antonio feature notes the city becoming the largest in the United States to replace street cars with buses. It mentions eight shopping days until Christmas and urges readers to shop locally, praising Texas-made goods and promoting early purchases.
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San Antonio
United States
R. S. Sterling
Moulton
The
Eagle
Appeal For Aid To Relieve Distress In Hallettsville Area
A Friday Shiner meeting of Hallettsville Shiner and Moulton representatives sought destitute counts and Reconstruction Finance Corporation relief funds. County Chairman L Denmark named local chairmen and committees to list destitute families while awaiting SF HQ approval in San Antonio. Moulton attendees included Vinkik Boehm J T Jaeggli Rev A H Falkenberg Oscar A Darilek and others.
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Hallettsville
Shiner
Moulton
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Adolph Richter
L. Denmark
W. D. Timm
Sweet Home
J. M. Valenta
J. T. Jaeggli
San Antonio
Denmark
Vinkik Boehm
Yuletide Fire Warnings From State Fire Marshal
Austin December 11. Christmas fire hazards warned by state fire marshal Raymond S. Mauk. He cautioned against inflammable tree decorations candles on trees lit candles in windows and Christmas bonfires noting one in ten Christmas fires end in a fatality.
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Austin
Texas
Raymond S. Mauk
Mauk
Remarkable 42 Game Afternoon At Jaeggli Home
Mrs J T Jaeggli hosted a Thursday 42 party with two tables of play. Chicken salad crackers cheese sandwiches cake and coffee were served. Mrs O Casey won high score and Mrs E Papacek took the booby.
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J. T. Jaeggli
O. Casey
E. Papacek
Raindl Family Moves to Wilson Texas
Mr and Mrs Frank Raindl and family relocated from Shiner to Wilson Texas last week. Cold arrival with sleet on Thursday morning and a thermometer reading seven degrees above zero.
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Frank Raindl
Shiner
Wilson
Texas
Former Resident Elizabeth Seidel Dies in Fredericksburg
Elizabeth Seidel 82 died at Fredericksburg on Saturday December 8 at her daughter's home. Survived by eight children and many grandchildren, she was born September 1 1850 in Freisburg, Texas and lived with family after her husband Josef died in 1926. Interment was in Rowena Catholic Cemetery.
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Elizabeth Seidel
Fredericksburg
Bruno Pohler
Rowena
Seidel
Halfmann
Freisburg
Texas
Josef Seidel
Moulton
Mary Schutz
Joe Fuchs
August Halfmann
Bernhard Halfmann
Westphalia
Anna Will
Carolina Schertz
Frelsburg
Clerk Indicted for Destruction of Absentee Ballots
LaGrange Texas December 11. The Fayette county grand jury returned 10 indictments against Albert F Mach reelected county clerk for destruction and defacing of absentee ballots in the last general election. Mach requested an immediate trial though lawyers doubted whether the case could be heard this term.
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LaGrange
Texas
Albert F. Mach
Fayette County
Mach
Coldest Norther Grips City With Freezing Temperatures
The coldest norther of the season struck Sunday night driving temperatures to 26 degrees and keeping them there for days. Drizzling rain froze as it fell.
City Receives 1050 Feet Of New Fire Hose
Yoakum Texas December 11 The city fire department has received 1050 feet of new hose to upgrade emergency response capabilities.
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Yoakum
Texas
August Schramm of Shiner Dead
August Schramm prominent citizen of Shiner died there Thursday and was buried in Shiner Cemetery Saturday afternoon. He was a leading local businessman and director of the old Shiner Firemen's Band, which provided music for many Mayfeasts. Surviving are his widow and two children A. A. Schramm and Mrs. H G Koether. The Eagle extends sympathy to the bereaved.
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August Schramm
Shiner
Schramm
Shiner Firemen
A. A. Schramm
H.G. Koether
Eagle
Stores Close for Holidays in Moulton
Moulton business houses will close on Monday December 26 and Monday January 2 in observance of Christmas and New Year. Stores will close on Sundays due to the holidays.
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Moulton
State Fair Dallas Attendance and Profit Questioned
Did you know 26 745 air mail routes exist in the United States and the 1932 Dallas State Fair earned 99 485 56 in profit with 753 746 attendees.
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United States
Dallas
Brothers Edmund and Louis Schutz Call at Office
Edmund and Louis Schutz of near Moulton made a brief call on Tuesday. An influenza epidemic is spreading locally with many pupils absent from school this week. The illness is described as mild in nature.
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Edmund and
Louis Schutz
Moulton
Bergfelds Visit Daughter at University of Texas
Mr and Mrs W A Bergfeld were in Austin Tuesday of last week visiting their daughter Miss Mary Louise Bergfeld who is attending the University of Texas.
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W. A. Bergfeld
Austin
Mary Louise Bergfeld
University of Texas
Houston and Yoakum Visitors Spend Wednesday in John Mladenka Home
Mrs. C. V. Mladenka and daughter along with Mr. and Mrs. Theodora Dreyling and son Albert of Houston, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Shandera of Yoakum visited the John Mladenka home on Wednesday.
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C. V. Mladenka
Theodora Dreyling
Albert
Houston
Ed Shandera
Yoakum
John Mladenka
Duck Killed Here Banded In Kansas
Frank Biehunko while hunting on his Peach Creek ranch shot a duck with a leg band. The band was sent to Washington and identified as an adult female blue winged teal banded by Frank W Robl Ellinwood Kan on April 28 1932. Migratory waterfowls have been banded at over fifty stations and recovered as far south as Central America and Trinidad.
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Peach Creek
Frank Biehunko
Bureau of Biological Survey
Washington, D. C
Central America
Trinidad
Shiner-Gonzales Line Abandonment Approved by ICC
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized abandoning about 20 miles of the San Antonio & Aransas Pass Railway from Shiner Junction to Gonzales Texas. The decision overruled Texas railroad commission and civic groups arguing insufficient traffic and local damage while affirmingICC jurisdiction per the 1926 Colorado decision.
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Washington, D. C
San Antonio
Texas Railroad Commission
Federal Commission
Colorado
United States
Roosevelt Wins Texas with 753 304 Votes in General Election
The Texas canvassing board announced Franklin D Roosevelt received 753 304 votes in November, while Hoover had 96 682. Six counties Bowie Callahan Carson Hopkins Pecos Sherman were missing, totaling about 10 900 votes. Minor party totals included Socialist 4408 Communist 199 Jacksonian 104 Liberty 324.
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Austin
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Texas
Hoover
Smith
Bowie
Callahan
Carson
Hopkins
Pecos
Sherman
Communist
Jacksonian
Liberty
Birthday Party for Marie Antoinette Kolar
Little Marie Antoinette Kolar celebrated her sixth birthday last Tuesday afternoon with a party for her little friends. After contests and games a lunch of cake sandwiches cookies and punch was served. Mrs Mary Schutz and son Edmund of near Moulton attended the funeral of her mother Mrs Elizabeth Seidel in Rowena.
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Marie Antoinette Kolar
Mary Schutz
Edmund
Moulton
Elizabeth Seidel
Rowena
Mrs. Ida Meyer Dies At Houston
Ida Meyer nee Pundt died at her Houston home on Thursday night December 8 from pneumonia at age 43 years 11 months and 29 days. Funeral at Foyle West with Houston interment. Survived by seven children and four brothers and four sisters with several relatives attending. The Eagle offers sympathy to the bereaved.
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Ida Meyer
Pundt
Houston
Foyle & West Funeral
Ryan Meyer
Nacogdoches
Minna Maser
Galveston
Johnnie
Lee
Marshal
Alice
Allen Meyer
Emil Pundt
Henry Henriches
Willie Henriche
Charles Lucke
Leona Merrem
Malvin
Ed. Pundt
Eagle
Surprise Birthday Party for Rev A H Falkenberg
Luther Hall hosted a birthday anniversary surprise for Rev A H Falkenberg on his 46th birthday. Guests included Rev and Mrs A H Falkenberg and many friends, sharing hymns, prayer, games, and a noon lunch.
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Luther Hall
A. H. Falkenberg
Messrs
Mesdames
G. H. Mueller
G. J. Bohnenkamp
George von Lienen
Henry Fisbeck
Stanis Rothbauer
Leander Mueller
Walter Haas
John C. Mueller
Leo Jaroszewski
Tnd
Fred Pietsch
New Elected Solons Would Have Passed Repeal Resolution
A survey says the Garner prohibition repeal resolution would have won 333 to 83 in the house if the newly elected successors of the dry lawmakers had taken office. The measure faced 81 lame ducks in its passage, predecessors not reelected, who would have been replaced by successors sworn in March 4 with Roosevelt inaugurated.
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Washington
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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