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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1913

Page

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Warning on Auto Mobile Laws Enforced Starting July 10 1913

Public notice from John Mladenko Constable and H F Mueller Deputy Sheriff states that beginning July 10 1913 the state will strictly enforce automobile laws. Vehicles must be numbered and use lighted lamps from one hour after sunset to one hour before sunrise. Speed limits are 18 mph on public roads and 8 mph in built up city areas unless local ordinances permit higher speeds.

John Mladenko H.f.l.mueller

Schulenburg Defeats Moulton 9 to 8 in Sunday Baseball

Tom Hull returned Wednesday from Yoakum. Moulton and Schulenburg ball teams crossed bats at Schulenburg Sunday afternoon, resulting in the defeat of our boys by a score of 9 to 8.

Moulton and Schulenburg Schulenburg Our Boys

Meeting of Boursville Witting Oak Grove lines at Moulton

A meeting of patrons of the Boursville Witting Oak Grove rural telephone lines will be held at the opera house in Moulton Saturday at 3 o'clock. Patrons are urged to attend as important business will be considered. Dr. J. Guenther attends.

Boursville- Witting Oak Grove Opera House Moulton Guenther

Fatonia Mission Guest Visits Local Hosts

Master Robert Harrison of Fatonia stayed in the city early this week as guest of Mr. and Mrs. Warne Krause. J T Jaeggli with colleagues made a county capital business trip last Wednesday. Mrs J J Kotzebue and daughter Allyne left for Seguin then San Antonio before returning home. A baby girl was born Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Ad Filipp. The Eagle congratulates the happy parents.

Robert Harrison Fatonia City Warne Krause J. T. Jaeggli W. J. Cooper L. A. Meivers Less Q Cooper J. J. Kotzebue Allyne Seguin San Antonio Ad. Filipp The Eagle

Model of Battleship Texas to Tour Galveston Exhibit

The model of the Battleship Texas shipped July 1 from the Navy Yard to Galveston through New York and the Mallory Line will be shown at the Fifth Annual Cotton Carnival. Directors carry heavy bonds for safe return. the exhibit is heavily insured and valued in thousands of dollars. E R Cheesborough in Washington reports it as a remarkable work of art.

Texas Galveston Navy Yard New York Mallory Steamship Line E. R. Cheesborough Washington

Social Roundup and Travel Notices from Local News

Miss Martha Hull of Waelder left for Yoakum Tuesday to visit relatives and friends. Hamilton Dickson of Aransas Pass also left for Yoakum after weeks here. Mrs John Brunkenboefer hosted the Social Club on Wednesday afternoon last week with Mesdames Richter Studeman Kotzebue Papacek Rehmet Rehmet Kotzebue Kotzebue and Gentry among attendees.

Martha Hull Waelder Yoakum Hamilton Dickson Aransas Pass John Brunkenboefer Mesdames W. K. Richter Wd. Studeman J. J. Kotzebue R. B. Papacek

Lone Star State Industrial Notes

Fort Stockton prepares to allocate a courthouse building for county use within 60 days at a cost of 5 000. Jacksonville reports public tomato auctions with forty carloads sold weekly at about 80.3 cents per crate and rising. Fredericksburg advances tunnel excavation for the San Antonio Fredericksburg railroad main line with grading to start after the tunnel. San Saba notes a novel industry shipping horned frogs to New York City for curiosity seekers and good prices.

Fort Stockton Court House Jacksonville Fredericksburg San Antonio & Fredericksburg San Saba New York City

Nachlinger and Bohnenkamp Wed in Moulton Ceremony

Wednesday morning at 10 o clock the marriage of Mr J W Nachlinger to Miss Alma Bohnenkamp took place at the home of the bride's parents Mr and Mrs G J Bohnenkamp with Judge L A Meiners officiating. The bride is described as one of Moulton's prettiest and most accomplished young ladies and highly popular among friends.

J. W. Nachlinger Alma Bohnenkamp G. J. Bohnenkamp L. A. Meiners Moulton

Young Couple Weds and Heads for Honeymoon

The groom, a steady, sterling young man, won the bride he wooed. The couple departed Wednesday afternoon for Humble Galveston and Houston, planning a week away. The Eagle extends congratulations and best blessings for their future.

Humble Galveston Houston The Eagle

Illinois approves women's suffrage bill for statutory offices

Governor Dunne signs the measure granting women of legal age in Illinois the right to vote in all statutory offices. The act elevates state electoral rights and marks a milestone in state politics with Dunne's endorsement.

Dunne Illinois

First official hanging of a white man in county

William Asbeck was hanged in Victoria on Friday for murdering his wife at Edna in December. The execution marked the first official hanging of a white man in the county.

William Asbeck Victoria Edna

Judge W W Glass Gonzales County Judge Dies at 52

Gonzales county judge W W Glass who served from 1898 to 1906 died at his Gonzales home Saturday night at age 52. He is survived by his wife four children his mother and one brother.

W. W. Glass Gonzales County Gonzales

9 30 P M Closing Law Enforced This Week

The new 9 30 closing law took effect Tuesday requiring saloons to close from 9 30 p m to 6 a m on weekdays and from 9 30 p m Saturday to 6 a m Monday. Violations incur a fine of 50 to 200 dollars or up to six months in jail, or both.

Mrs. G Buescher Returns From Smithville Visit

Mrs. G Buescher came back Tuesday after visiting the family of her son E Buescher in Smithville. She spent several days with them and plans to resume her usual routines at home.

G. Buescher Smithville E. Buescher

Local Advertisers Featured in The Eagle Issue

The Eagle highlights new advertisements from R Jaegli Bro Ed Boehm Sons Papacek Bros Lueke Henriche F T Fehrenkamp F J Knesek Henry Etlinger Kotzebue Drug Store and W F Severa Co in this issue.

The Eagle R. Jaeggli& Bro Boehm & Sons Papacek Bros Lueke & Henriche F. T. Fehrenkamp F. J. Knesek Henry Etlinger Kotzebue’s Drug Store W. F. Severa Co

Postal and War Veterans Events Across North America

Washington introduces collection delivery to parcel post and issues postal savings bonds at 2 percent. Ottawa marks Canada’s forty sixth anniversary of consolidation. Gettysburg hosts forty thousand Civil War veterans as President Wilson and Cabinet attend the reunion through Friday. International Morse code simplified sea communication takes effect.

Washington Parcel Post Department of Postal Service Ottawa Ont Canada North America Gettysburg North Wilson

Komensky notes return to edit Old Reliable duties

Crop conditions are excellent though a soaking rain is needed. The peach crop was short this season. A large Novohrad crowd attended a free barbecue and fest last Thursday ending with a grand ball. Eagle Eye played music. Several locals visited relatives and reported good crops.

Old Reliable Novohrad Eagle Eye Band Henry Breitschopf St. John Wenske J.G. Guenther Rud Boening Cheapside Kindred Annie Heinrich Tonie Boursville Frank Pilsner Near Oak Grove Joe Wilberg Old Moulton Katie Marko Alou

Big Barbecue at Hermann Park Draws Large Crowds

One of the region’s largest barbecues occurred Monday at Hermann Park with a 10 am automobile parade led by the Boursville brass band. Dinner at 1 pm drew big crowds, a Moulton Waelder baseball game ended 5 to 3 for Waelder, and 172 tickets were sold for the night dance.

Hermann Park Boursville Brass Band Moulton Waelder

Cordes Nachlinger Couple Wed in Richmond

Mr Wernes Cordes and Miss Mary Nachlinger were married in Richmond Monday. The couple, well known in Moulton, will reside at the J Nachlinger cottage on West Second street. The Eagle extends congratulations and best wishes for happiness.

Wernes Cordes Mary Nachlinger Richmond Moulton City J. Nachlinger West Second Street Eagle Cordes

New Law Cuts Women Workers to Ten Hours Daily

Wilmington July 1 The new law limiting women's work to ten hours a day with one twelve hour day per week took effect today. It marks the bill Miss Jessie Woodrow Wilson personally lobbied for before the legislature last winter.

Wilmington Del Jessie Woodrow Wilson

Delegation Visits LaGrange to Back Hermann Home Site

A group led by B F Harigel and others from LaGrange visited the city on Thursday to secure endorsement from the local lodge of the Sons of Hermann for LaGrange as the site for a home for the aged widows and orphans to be built by the order.

B. F. Harigel G. A. Heilig Otto Stolz Alez E. von Rosenberg Louis Voelkel Louis Walter Hy. Letzerick George Krengel H. W. Speckels A. F. Loessin LaGrange Lodge Sons of Herman Order of Sons of Hermann

Birthday and barbecue gatherings noted in community

Henkhaus Ephor KaGue and others attended Anton Bratrich's birthday Sunday and wished him many happy returns. A Monday barbecue at Moulton drew a good crowd. Joseph Haas and F J Haas families visited their mother Mrs. Ed Haas who was ill. Weather this week damaged millet sorghum and cotton. locals hope for rain. July 2 1913.

Ephor KaGue R. A. Haas Jos. A. Heinrich Anton Bratrich Bratrich Moulton Joseph Haas Hallettsville F. J. Haas Smothers’ Creek Ed. Haas Eddy

Birthday surprise at the Lockstedts home

A large group gathered at Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Lockstedt in Shiner Route Three to celebrate Mr. Lockstedt's birthday. Guests included the Koenigs Huff Heidrich Marburger Wachtendorf Breitkrentz Hohmann Heidrich Marburger Heidrich Moeckel and others.

H. C. Lockstedt Mr. Lockstedt Koenig Huff Heidrich Marburger Wachtendorf Breitkrentz Otto Hohmann Willie Heidrich Otto Marburger Lena Mary Heidrich Lillie Moeckel

Mrs E Buescher Visits City with Son from Smithville

Mrs E Buescher and her young son from Smithville are in the city since Tuesday visiting family and friends.

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R. Jaeggli Bro Moulton Auto Garage Lueke & Henrichs Tom Hull KX Cxokokerg Lone Star State Industrial Notes Nachlinger-Bohnenkamp Komensky Epviror Bacun Cordes-Nachlinger Miss Wilson Henkhaus Shiner Route Three Little Son Tolke
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