Advertisements and local notices in The Eagle weekly issue
New ads from Ed Boehm & Sons Planters W H Koester Co Baron Wanted R Jaeggli Bro Planters and Opera House Movies plus local social news. Visitors and relatives seen in Hallettsville with names including Lee Burting Mrs Wm Kotzebue Miss Theresia Guenther Mrs Lou Sloma and families. County Attorney Stayinoba welcomes a son weighing about ten pounds. The New Era notes editorial praise for the Houston Post and offers a trial mail deal from March 16 to 25 1915 for Daily and Sunday Post with price incentives.
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the Eagle
Boehm & Sons— Planters
W. H. Koester & Co
Texas
Houston Post
Daily
Sunday Post
Mail
Post
Fund drive seeks aid for ill girl with hospital bills
John Mladenka and Jom Shan dera raise funds for the eleven year old daughter of John Vygial to cover hospital expenses. About 150 has been collected by Wednesday afternoon. Donor names will be published next week. More contributions needed for the girl to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mladenka
Jom Shandera
John Vygial
Barbecue Saturdays at Moulton Meat Market
The notice lists barbecue events every Saturday at the Moulton Meat Market. It also includes financial details about bank certificates of deposit and a public sale of the Krause homestead in Moulton with administrator contacts for inquiries.
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Moulton
First State Bank
Texas
Warner. Krause
John Bucek
Henry Krause
Oak Grove Folks Visit and Local Dance Recap
Oak Grove residents hosted relatives from Moulton Shiner and surrounding areas as multiple families visited on Sunday. The community dance at Henkhaus Saturday night drew a large crowd with good music and dancing. February 10 1915.
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Anton Ullmann
Auguet Iirsch
Mary Tomford
Oak Grove
Chas, Hirsch
Otto Seims
Frank Pavlicek
Henkhaus
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Father’s Death
We express sincere gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness during our father’s illness and death. Special thanks to Rev. Kapp for comforting words at home and graveside. H. Kieschnik and wife.
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Rev
Kapp
H. Kieschnik
San Benito Dairy Change Hands In Texas Deal
J A Haberthbier of Fort Scott Kansas closes a deal to own the San Benito dairy with forty five Jersey cattle and a forty acre farm. He will take over active cabera of the business in March. Emil Pundt and Frank Koenig Jr were in Shiner. Mrs Graves of Flatonia arrived in the city. Jacob Gosch, 81, died in Flatonia at his son Albert Gosch's home. County officials John Kubena left for Hallettsville for quarterly court.
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San Benito
Texas
J. A. Haberthbier
Fort Scott
Kan
Jacob Gosch
Flatonia
Albert Gosch
John Kubena
Hallettsville
Commissioners’ Court
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Walden’s Business University
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Moulton, Texas
Eagle Eye Band
J. G. Guenther
F.J. Guenther
Das
Guenther
Ford
Detroit
R. Jaeggli & Bro
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Opera House—Movies
Lee Burting
Halletteville
Wm. Kotzebue
Theresia Guenther of
Lockhart
Lou Sloma
Yoakum
Flatonia Duesday
Ernst Domaschke
Herman
Otto Gersch
Giddings
John Kieschnek
Stayinoba
Marie Desicus
Munn & Co
Scientific Americar
UNH
New York
F St
Washington
Lug
Wedanszenie Publics
Tom and Dilworth
L. Mueller
Lor Salk
Tyler Commercial College
Koz
OPERA
Pauline
Splendid
Herman Seekamp
Eagle Office
Rhode Island
E. Stademan
Moalton
Texas Creamery Company
Houston
Lucas Rehmet
Tex
Richter
Willie Hoepsl
Jos
Heinrich, Sr
Jno
Anderle
Jos. Hein
Rich, Jr
Mr. Wm. Kram
Shiner Sun
A. J. Elster
Adolph Selzer
Shiner
Joseph Selzer
Frank Wendel
Seifert
Emil Pundt
Frank Koenig, Jr
Mra. Wm Graves
City
Willie Schulze
Helmleigh
Casady
K. Jaegglis Bro
Razoulton, Texas
Oehl’s Furniture CO
Tur Butterick Pustisume Company
Hudson St
Aloulton
Fehrenkamp & Baur
PRU A
Moulton Meat
Itovecié
Laueke
Adolph Nwachsinger
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