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Newspaper

Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1916

Page

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Dilworth Dots Long Summer Breezes and Local News

The note reports a cool, breezy spell after recent showers and suggests summer charm returning. Cattle shipments include two cars from O W Thompson and one car from Geo Cooper to Fort Worth. It records the death of Jesse Paul Manning at 14 months from blood poisoning with funeral at Old Moulton Cemetery led by Bro Petty and Bro Jeffry. Church events at Stonewall by Primitive Baptist from Luling and Baptist meeting at Old Moulton Church are noted along with visits by Hugh Bailey and Jennie Lockwell party returning from Spofford. News wraps with scarce reports.

O. W. Thompson Geo. Cooper Fort Worth Jesse Paul Manning Manning Old Moulton Moulton Bro. Petty Bro Jeffry Stonewall Luling Althe Jennie Lockwell Herbert Neely Spofford Hicks Lockwell Old Moulton Baptist Church Bro. Henderson Lone Star

Oil Engine Installed in Hallettsville Light Plant

Hallettsville Texas July 2 The City Council awarded the contract to the Southern Engine Company for 7700 to install an oil engine replacing the steam outfit at the light plant A monthly fuel savings of about 300 is projected and part of the town will be rewired.

Hallettsville Texas Southern Engine Company

Galveston Hosts Eighth Cotton Carnival in Full Swing

Galveston presents its eighth annual cotton carnival with crowds enjoying parades exhibits and midway attractions as organizers promote local textile industry and tourism in a lively citywide celebration.

Galveston

140th Anniversary Birth of the Nation Noted

Tuesday marks the 140 anni versary of the nation birth. General Carranza replies conciliatorily to the American note. USGS reports 340000 ounces of silver mined in Texas in the first half of 1916. George W. Riddle of Dallas withdraws from the senatorial race and backs S. P. Brooks of Waco. Woodrow Wilson quotes against war. Weather bureau warns of a Gulf disturbance. all gulf shipping told to stay in port.

United States Geological Survey Texas the Weather Bureau Gulf of Mexico

World Peace desired by George Washington

A quotation from George Washington expresses a wish for global peace and unity, envisioning all inhabitants as one band of brothers striving to contribute to mankind's happiness.

George Washington

Governor Ferguson Vows Jail Reform If Re elected

Governor Ferguson pledges to remove the insane from jails, saying it could cost up to 500000 if re elected. The piece expresses strong support for his re election and optimism that the state will be freed from this shame.

Ferguson

Local notes from Cuero area June events and family visits

Multiple brief items report residents in Cuero and nearby communities traveling to visit relatives in Hallettsville Victoria Flatonia Gonzales Shiner and Yoakum. Also noted are birth christening and death announcements, troop movements through town and a missing child found after days.

Our Funny Language

A verse observing peculiar English plurals and pronouns with playful examples. It notes oxen and geese, feet and teeth, booths and beeth, and contrasts common forms with irregular ones while praising the language's quirks.

Mother

Rainy days continue for crops in Moulton area

The article notes daily rain showers not sufficient for crops around Moulton No. 2. It also lists social visits and events including Mr. and Mrs. Hartman of Dryer, Mr. Haase's birthday, gatherings at Heerssen and Marburger homes, and a 8 to 4 baseball game where Nickel defeated Dixon.

New Advertisements Highlight Local Firms in Eagle

The Eagle lists new ads from Ed Boehm's Sons Rud Jaeggli & Bro W H Koester Co Henry Etlinger F L Filipp Pacek Krause and Hohensee Garage inviting readers to profit from local offerings.

the Eagle Ed. Boehm

Nachlingers Visit Rosenberg Family Ties

Mrs J W Nachlinger and her son along with Mrs Werner Cordes traveled to Rosenberg Monday to visit Frank Nachlinger family. Joe Vrazel, manager of Henkhaus refreshment parlor and dancing hall, was in town last week for business. He plans a large barbecue and dance at Henkhaus on Wednesday June 12 with Casper Darilek’s band of Shiner providing music.

J. W. Nachlinger Werner Cordes Rosenberg Frank Nachlinger Joe Vrazel Henkhaus Mr. Vrazel Casper Darilek Band of Shiner

Crop Rotation Promotes Soil Conservation on Farms

Ed R Kane emphasizes crop rotation and diversification as essential for soil health. Continuous planting depletes soil, increases disease and pests, and hurts yield. He advocates alternating shallow and deep rooted crops and including legumes each year.

Ed. R. Kane

Our Honor Roll Eagle renewals listed for community

The notice lists residents and hometowns in a roll of Eagle Scout renewals. Names include A. Kuehn Hy Wen ske Paul Haschke Eliinghausen Tom Clark Fred Brunkenhoefer and others from Moulton Shiner Cuero Nordheim and surrounding areas.

A. Kuehn Moulton Hy. Wenske Paul Haschke Harwood Aug. Eliinghausen Shiner Tom Clark Fred Brunkenhoefer Nordheim Guy Halstom F. W. Gerdes L. Filipp Joe Biehunko Jno Mikulik Joe Willberg Joachim Siems G. H. Mueller Arthur Fischner F. J. Knesek Henry Fehrenkamp Rud Chlastak F. W. Jaeggeli Cuero Frank Futschik

Baby born at home marks town's latest joy

A bouncing baby boy was born at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Brandl in this city on Friday June 23. The Eagle sends congratulations and best wishes to the family.

Lillian Emma Kaiser John Kaiser Lutheran Church H. A. Heineke Robert Brandl This City Eeagle

Nickel News reports local social visits and a Nickel win

Mr and Mrs Hartman of Dryer spent the weekend with Robert Marburger and family. Miss Adeline Priesmeyer celebrated her birthday with a large crowd. A Sunday baseball game at Nickel diamond saw Dixon 4 Nickel 8. Mrs Stayinoha and daughter visited Anton Culak’s family. Rain fell Monday afternoon. Rosa Zidek and Tonie Zidek left for Floresville and San Antonio to visit relatives. July 4, 1916.

Mrs. Hartman of Dryer Robert Marburger Adeline Priesmeyer Vladik Eddie Frank Culak Klozik Nickel Dixon Stayinoha Carrie Anton Culak Rosa Zidek Tonie Zidek Floresville San Antonio

Forty-two Club Hosts Nine-Game Set With Pin Award

Mrs J W Nachlinger was hostess to the Forty-two Club with five tables in play and nine games. Club pin went to Mrs Fr Tomasko. Refreshments followed for members Mesdames Leslie Bucek Cordes Fehrenkamp Kotzebue Studeman Guenther Jaeggli Valenta Brunkenhoefer Tomasko Haltom Menefee Krause and guests Misses Knesek Valenta Marik Krueger Goetz and Mrs Pundt.

J.w.nachlinger Fr. Tomasko Mesdames T. H. Leslie Jno. Bucek W. J. Cordes Elo Fehrenkamp J. J. Kotzebue Ed. Studeman F. J

Community Guests and Birth Announcement From Shiner Route Three

The Shiner Route Three area hosts include Willie Harrssen Henrietta Harrssen Joe Pavlica Mary Pavlica Helen Filipp Augusta Filipp Katie Luh sovosky and Mr F Priesmeyer. Felix Pavlas of Flatonia becomes father to a baby boy born Thursday June 29. Mrs Ad Filipp visited Flatonia last Friday. Herman Stechler of Flatonia visited Sunday. The Priesmeyers visited W Warnke Thursday and Friday. Ed Priesmeyer spent Sunday with Jeff Johnson. On July 3 1916 the Pavlas family returned from Flatonia after a few days with Mrs Felix Pavlas.

Willie Henrietta Harrssen Joe Mary Pavlica Helen Augusta Filipp Katie Luhsovosky F. Priesmeyer Felix Pavlas Flatonia Pavlas Grande Pa Grandma Pavlica Ad Filipp Herman Stechler

Baursville Frauen Verein meets with new member

The Baursville Frauen Verein held a pleasant meeting this week with Mrs. C. M. Kotzebue in attendance. Coffee and cake were served. Members listed include Rev. H. A. Heineke, Mesdames Urban Kaase Baur Bowe Kotzebue and more. Helena Urban is welcomed as a new member. Next gathering set with Mrs. Robert Kaiser on Wednesday, July 16.

Baursville Frauen Verein C. M. Kotzebue H. A. Heineke Mesdames Otto Urban Fritz Kaase E. Westerhoff Geo. Baur E. Bowe J. J. Kotzebue Jno Jno. Bprunkenhoefer, Butschek, Emil Schmidt, Rud. Vogt, V- Rehmer Wm. Franke Robi Kaiser Ad. Baur Ida Minnie Tucke Helena Urban Theresa Goetz Pauline Butschek Ida Kaase Verein Robert Kaiser Press Cor

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