Lodge Celebrates 25th Anniversary with Park Ceremony
The local lodge of 8. P. J. 8.T. marked its twenty fifth year at Hermann Park with an automobile parade and a grand ball. Speakers included John Mladenka, C. L. Stavinoha, Lester Holt, and George Schleicher. About 75 cars joined the parade. 198 tickets were sold for the ball. The order, organized in 1897, now has 400,000 members and $1,000,000 in Texas securities.
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Hermann Park
8. P. J. S. T. Lodge
Sons of Hermann
American Legion Band of Shiner
Park
John Mladenka
Mladenka
S. P. J. S. T. Lodge
Hermann Sons
Woodmen of
C. L. Stavinoha
Hallettsville
Lester Holt
George Schleicher
Cuero
Texas Securities
Fertsch Seeks Lavaca County Attorney Post
Paul H. Fertsch is an efficient candidate urging Lavaca County voters to support him at the upcoming Primary Election this Saturday. The notice notes his campaign and frames his qualifications for the county attorney role. The second sentence reports the U.S. corn crop estimate for the year at 2.86 billion bushels, down 220 million from last year.
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Paul H. Fertsch
Lavaca County
United States
Tillotson Seeks Nomination for State Senate in 18th District
Leonard Tillotson, Democrat, urges voters in the 18th senatorial district to back his candidacy in the July 22 Democratic primary. He highlights eight years in the Legislature supporting education, farm credit, highway development, tax equalization, flood control, and reclamation, while pledging to uphold party principles and local self government.
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Eduucation
Texas
State Highway Department
Leonard Tillotson
Final Word to Voters in County School Superintendent Race
A campaign note from July 22, 1922 emphasizes DeBord's roots on a Lavaca county farm and twelve years in public service. It asserts his honesty, anti Klan stance, and readiness to defend democratic principles, urging voters to deliver a clean fair primary vote. Additional local notices accompany the political advertisement and social mentions.
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DeBord
Lavaca
Ku Klux Klan
Klan
Ford Plants Hit Half Million Mark in Six Months
Ford plants produced more than five hundred thousand cars trucks and tractors in the first six months of the year. The output reflects strong demand across the automaker’s lineup and farm machinery segments.
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Ford
Texans Take About Five Thousand Teaching Certificate Exams
About 5000 Texans sat for the teachers' certificates examination during the past week, as schooling officials reported. The large turnout reflected growing demand for credentials in education and signals ongoing efforts to expand the teaching workforce.
Primary Day Reminder for Democrats on Saturday July 22
The Eagle urges Democrats to vote in Saturday's primary election. It stresses voters decide for themselves without editor influence and notes that political ads ran at standard rates. Readers are asked to consider each candidate's qualifications for state district county and precinct duties.
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The
Eagle
Ladies Cemetery Association Meeting Notes
The Ladies Cemetery Association held a regular meeting on July 5 with Mrs. F T Fehrenkamp. Refreshments were served. New member Mrs. Annie Faschingbaur was welcomed. The next meeting is set with Mrs. A F Kotzebue on August 3.
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Ladies’ Cemetery Association
F.T. Fehrenkamp
Annie Faschingbaur
A. F. Kotzebue
Lutheran Church Services Notice
German services at Boursville Sunday 10 o clock morning and English services in Moulton Sunday 8 o clock evening. Everyone is cordially invited to attend.
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Boursville
Moulton
Local residents move and host birthday gathering
Mr and Mrs Harry T Pitts returned to Milton after living in Reno Nevada since last fall Mrs Pitts formerly Miss Erna Hillmer Miss Stella Darilek hosted friends for a birthday anniversary with games and refreshments Meanwhile Mrs Louis Meyer and family of Port Lavaca returned home after a ten day visit to Fayette and Lavaca counties
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Harry T. Pitts
Reno
Nevada
Moulton
Pitts
Erna Hillmer
Louis Meyer
Fayette and
Lavaca
Port Lavaca
Aviator Louis Maresh Dies In Oklahoma Cave-In
Louis Maresh an United States aviator was killed July 8 at Fort Sill Oklahoma in a gravel pit cave-in. His body arrived July 13 and was buried July 14 in Moravia cemetery. He was born near Moravia in Lavaca County twenty years ago and enlisted in 1919 for three years. Surviving are five brothers and three sisters. The Eagle offers condolences to the bereaved.
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Louis Maresh
United States
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Frank Maresh
Moravia
Maresh
Lavaca County
Aviation Department
The
Eagle
Moulton Home and School Club Meets with Performances
Mrs. Helen Kot zebue hosted with Miss Adele Cordes playing piano and Miss Alice Kotzebue reading. Guests enjoyed frozen pear salad, ice tea, cake and sandwiches. Next meeting with Mrs. John Mladenka set for Friday July 28.
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Moulton Home and School Club
Helen Kotzebue
Adele Cordes
Alice Kotzebue
John Mladenka
Boy Fractures Arm at Legion Celebration
A 6 year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs Emil Vogt of Kamensky area, fell in the hall during an American Legion celebration at Flatonia last Tuesday afternoon and fractured his right arm above the wrist. He is reported to be getting along nicely.
Burial for Kieschnik Child Near Moulton
The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wagner died last Saturday and was buried Sunday morning in Moulton Catholic cemetery. Rev Father Joseph Kopp conducted the rites. The Eagle extends sympathy to the bereaved parents.
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Joseph Wagner
Kieschnik Place
Moulton Catholic
Joseph Kopp
Texas Faces Gap as 70 784 More Families Than Dwellings
In Texas the housing imbalance shows 70 784 more families than dwellings, signaling rising demand and potential strain on homes. The data highlight a statewide shortage affecting urban and rural areas.
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Texas
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