Lost bundle found near Moulton seeks return
Lost between home and Fla toniama bundle of bed clothes finder please return to Walter Rietz ap Kolar place about 3 1/2 miles south of Moulton. Sell or exchange for other property 141 acres of black prairie land nearly all in cultivation 7 acres meadow 334 miles east of Moulton. Terms to purchaser IL C Windel Routert Moulton Texas Phone 914-2.
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Flatoniama
Walter Rietz
Ap Kolar Place
Moulton
IL. C
Windel, Routert
Texas
Zions Lutheran Church Sets Sunday Services in 1929
Announcements urge attendance at Sunday School and church each Lord's Day in 1929. Services listed for January 13 include 9 30 A M Sunday School and Bible Class and 10 30 A M German service. Pastor A H Falkenberg extends a cordial invitation to worship and fellowship. The church proclaims a welcoming message and urges commitment to resolutions to attend.
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A. H. Falkenberg
Card of Thanks for care during illness and death
We express heartfelt thanks to all who assisted us during the illness and death of our wife and mother. Gratitude for floral offerings and special thanks to Rev. Father Kopp, the choir, and the Christian Mothers' Society. May God bless you all, Jos. F. Heinrich, Sr., and Children.
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Father Kopp
Christian Mothers’ Society
Jos. F. Heinrich, Sr
Thanks for kindness after our loss
We express heartfelt gratitude to all who assisted during the death of our husband and father Henry A. Krause. Special thanks to Rev A H Falkenberg for comforting words at home and grave and to all who sent flowers. Your kindness will be remembered. Mrs Ella Krause and Son.
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Henry A. Krause
A. H. Falkenberg
Ella Krause
Local notes from Baursville and Hallettsville
Ed Leazar a Baursville reader of The Eagle this week. Justice of the Peace A J Darilek visited Hallettsville Monday. Mrs Frank Cinadr is very ill and hospitalized at Shiner. Mrs Louis Schindler and granddaughter Dorothy are visiting relatives in San Antonio. Mrs L Novak Sr is very ill at home in the northern part of town. Mrs Charles O Riske returned Tuesday from Hallettsville where she visited her daughter Mrs Owen R Brown.
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Leazar
Baursville
The
Eagle
Frank Cinadr
Shiner
Louis Schindler
Dorothy
San Antonio
L. Novak, Sr
Charles O. Riske
Hallettsville
Owen R. Brown
Meyer Buys Annie Tersch Place in Moulton
Frank K. Meyer of Old Moulton has purchased the Annie Tersch property in the northern section of Moulton. The tract comprises five lots.
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Frank K. Meyer
Old Moulton
Annie Tersch
Moulton
Local Flu Cases Rise as Chicken Pox Reported
The flu has appeared in the area with no serious cases reported yet. Several cases of chicken pox have also been reported, signaling a seasonal uptick in childhood illnesses.
Funeral Attendees Honor Joe Lidiak in LaGrange
Mrs Ed Boehm Sr Mrs Kilo Fehrenkamp Mrs Jacob Stainacher and Miss Helen Boehm attended the funeral of Joe Lidiak at LaGrange Thursday of last week.
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Ed. Boehm
Kilo Fehrenkamp
Jacob Stainacher
Helen Boehm
Joe Lidiak
LaGrange
County Judge Janszen to Move Family to Hallettsville
County Judge August W. Janszen traveled from the county capital Tuesday and is expected to relocate his family to Hallettsville in February.
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August W. Janszen
Janszen
Hallettsville
Henry Krueger Begins Return Trip From San Francisco Visit
Henry Krueger of San Francisco California has been visiting his mother Mrs John Krueger since late December. He started his return trip on Wednesday night.
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Henry Krueger
San Francisco
California
John Krueger
Real Tribute Wrung From August Belmont
Reporters hounded August Belmont in a New York hotel over a major deal. After a full day without results, a reporter pressed a door and Belmont challenged why newspapers prize persistent young men. He praised reporters for their hard work and brains.
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New York
Mr. Belmont
August Belmont
Odious Duty Falls to Gypsies in Bulgaria
A Kansas City Star report describes Bulgaria using wandering Gypsies as executioners for state murders after 1925. Judges sentence criminals to death and prison staff hire Gypsies to perform hangman tasks, with workers accepting the role readily.
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Bulgaria
Kansas City Star
Parlor lamp mystery on Kansas train
A Kansas City Times item notes Mrs Blank moving from southern Kansas to Topeka and set to transferring at Ottawa. She asks a weary brakeman what happened to a parlor lamp, and the brakeman replies with a wry remark about not being the seventh son of a seventh son.
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Kansas City Times
Thunder origins debated by Path nder Magazine
The Thunder noise debate shifts from sudden air inrush into a partial vacuum to a view favoring explosive-like expansion along the lightning path. The Weather Bureau notes lightning heating causes ionization and possible disintegration of air particles.
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Path@nder Magazine
Weather Bureau
Publicity fuels political foes as Stryker sparks letters
A public figure named Stryker draws multiple opponents who unleash letters to newspapers. Supporters say he intentionally provokes criticism to stay in the spotlight, while critics claim the tactic backfires by amplifying hostility.
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Stryker
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Victor Fehrenkamp
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