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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1921
Page
1
Notice announces Beran's Auto Sales Co offers 50.00 cash to anyone who brings a prospect and a deposit for an automobile. It guarantees one year for defective parts and 90 days of free service.
John Kubena a former county commissioner long ill is on the road to recovery as the Eagle reports progress from the precinct.
Recleaned Red Top cane seed yields less seed per acre due to its small size requiring fewer pounds per acre than many other varieties.
Miss Roma Mayne of Cuero guests at Dr. J G Guenther home. Richard F Rebmet returned from a business trip to LaGrange. Mrs J G Guenther and children visit Cuero relatives. Mrs Frank Biehunko on sick list. Lydia Koeter returns from Sheer. Mrs Louis Niebuher recovered from illness. Fred F Fahrankamp of Houston visiting. Raymond Mitchell of Kansas City visiting Mrs Laura Valenta. F Guenther returned to Schalenburg after visit with son and daughter Theresa Auerther. Agnes Zavish and Gen Harry visiting relatives. E L Etlinger and family Helen Kotzebue and daughters visit Gonzales relatives. William Tell Gun Club dance with Billimek orchestra. Laura Valenta returns from Taylor Austin Georgetown. Olga Southwestern University student. A bouncing baby boy Keyward Fred born to Mr and Mrs Ed Kolar. congratulatory note.
Washington Letter reports Madden of Chicago predicts sectional and class legislation in the next Congress. He cites a tax paying belt majority, the north of the Ohio and east of the Mississippi, and notes Massachusetts influence with key chairmanships and presiding officers. The piece emphasizes shifting power toward industrial North and away from South and West.
Lutheran Church notes announce English services in Moulton next Sunday evening at 7 o clock and German or local services at Bacreville next Sunday morning at 10 30. Mr John Spalek and family are new Moulton residents from Plum Fayette, occupying the Adolph Nachlinger cottage. The Eagle reports Mr J W Nachlinger and family and Mrs Barbara Nachlinger arriving from Faylor to help settle the new home and extend warm welcomes.
At 11 o'clock yesterday east bound Southern Pacific Limited No. 102 struck an auto truck at the crossing one mile east of Flatonia Texas. Occupants Mr. McClanahan and Mr. Meeks of Fentress were unconscious and badly hurt. Dr. Peters of Schulenburg aided at the scene and both were taken to Houston after initial care.
Mr and Mrs Charles Wenske and Eddie Wenske visited Joe Pilsner Sunday. The Witting dance drew a large crowd Saturday night. Willie Koester and family visited Charles Koester Sunday. Ed Wenske visited Al bert Pelich Jr. Martin Wustenbart and Max Prause hosted guests. Willie Muehlstein spent Sunday with Paul Dierschke.
The Eagle thanks readers for subscription payments including Joseph Kubenka and Alois Richter of Moulton John Michalev and Miss Katie Cinadr of Moulton Frank Raab and Henry Wenske of Shiner Wm H J Wenske and John E Aschenbeck of Moulton Hol Pundt of San Antonio W F Gerdes Millie Miculka Mrs Laura Valenta J R Jasek and John Raab of Shiner all listed as paid.
Miss Mary Perry daughter of Mr and Mrs John Perry of this city married George Linck in Houston last Wednesday at 8 30 pm. Mary, a Columbus High School graduate, moved away a year ago to work at the Munn store in Houston where she met Linck, a decorator there.
A joint legislative session in Austin on January 17 canvassed the returns from the last election. Pat M. Neff of Waco was declared governor with 289,189 votes and Lynch Davidson of Houston was named lieutenant governor with 302,599 votes. The total vote cast was 481,731.
Farmers and Merchants State Bank directors elected F. T. Fehrenkamp as president and J. T. Jaeggli, Ha. Boehm Jr., J. G. Guenther as vice presidents. E. C. Mehrenkamp is cashier with L. E Taylor assistant cashier and Rudolph Valenta teller. The bank recently installed up to date fixtures and presents a pleasing appearance.
Anton Kantschik and Miss Mary Hobensee were married at St Josephs church Tuesday morning with Rev Father Ibn X Wolf of Shiner officiating. Guests then gathered at the bride’s parents Peach Creek home for a lavish luncheon and lively celebration into the night.
The Baursville Lutheran Frauen Verein held a pleasant meeting with Mrs. Adolph Baur on the first Monday of the year. Refreshments were served. The next gathering will be with Mrs. K. Westerhoff on Wednesday January 26, and all members are urged to attend.
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