Local Family Visits Mark Fehrenkamp Birthday
Mr and Mrs W L Young and children visited in Taylor to see his mother Mrs John Young who is recovering from pneumonia. F C Smith of Moulton joined Dr M J Luke family in Houston. In LaGrange last Sunday the Fehrenkamps celebrated Mrs Fehrenkamp and Mrs Harris birthdays with relatives from Cuero Schulen burg College Station and Cuero present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Young
Taylor
John Young
F. C. Smith of
Moulton
Dr. M. J. Luke
Houston
Ed. Boehm Sr
Elo C. Fehrenkamp
Arthur Schodde
LaGrange
Harris
Robert Harris
Cuero
Edward Gene Boehm
College Station
Gene Herzik
Schulenburg
Thomas Hawkins
Fehrenkamp
For Sale Lumber and Young Worker in Flatonia Texas
Rush sale of good used lumber and other materials suitable for a four to five room house. Also offering a young male, 5 years old, gentle to work, view at Route 1 Flatonia Texas. Contact Jim Bunjoch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flatonia
Texas
Jim Bunjoch
Teenager Regains Appetite After Hadacol Trial
Sara Loraine Beck of Box 253 Coker Alabama reports an 18 year old who suffered poor appetite and sleep improves after taking Hadacol. She claims the tonic supplies vitamins B and niacin and aids digestion, restoring energy and wellbeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Loraine Beck
Coker
Alabama
Eoraine
Local Eagle Seeks Settlements to Meet Obligations
The Eagle appeals to readers in debt for subscription, advertising, or printing to settle promptly as costs rise. Mr and Mrs Earl Sockwell and others attended Mrs Mary Barbary’s funeral in San Antonio on January 18. Mr and Mrs Paul Gips of Refugio visited Pren Lockwell’s family. Harvey Louis Fehrenkamp of San Antonio visited Moulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Eagle
Earl Sockwell
Pren Sockwell
Lillie Sockwell
Mary Barbary
San Antonio
Paul Gips
Refugio
Pren Lockwell
Harvey Louis Fehrenkamp
Moulton
Frank Biehunke Jr. Visited San Antonio for Business
Frank Biehunke Jr. spent two days last week in San Antonio attending to business matters. The trip involved meetings and engagements with local contacts and organizations as part of his duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Biehunke Jr
San Antonio
China Berries Kill Potentially Fatal to Pigs
A historical note states that six to eight ounces of China berries can be lethal to a 200 pound pig, illustrating strong toxicity concerns.
Suburban Areas See Population Boom and Municipal Needs
The census highlights rapid population growth in suburbs prompting towns to address sewerage and water system needs.
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Dittlinger’s
Derrich Produce
Moulton, Texas
City Meatmarket
Javk
Jjoe’s
Chevrolet
Hadacol
Christian Science Monitor
Monitor
U. S
Christien Science Monitor
Norway St
Boston
Mass
U.S. A
Chessian Science Science
Papaceks
Papacek
Epposit
Iim Uris Celery Sal
Zoe
Papacek’s Dry Goods Dept
the Publishers
China
Lola
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