Band Concert by American Legion Band of Moulton
The American Legion Band of Moulton held an open air concert Thursday July 14 at Moore avenue and Main street from a portable stand provided by Geier Merrem Post No 392. The program included marches overtures waltzes and a serenade. The event was funded by the post and city cooperation is urged for future concerts with citizens and groups invited to arrange next performances.
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American Legion Band of
Moulton
Geier-Merrem Post No
Moore Avenue
Main Street
Legion
Bright Star
Bennett
Logan Fox
Pal Jerry
McFail
America First
Knape
Miller
Geier-Merrem Post
American Legion
Ice Cream Social at Luther Hall in Moulton
The Lutheran Frauen Verein of Moulton announces an ice cream social at Luther Hall on Tuesday August 2 starting at 8 PM. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Lutheran Frauen Verein of
Moulton
Luther Hall
Four Constitutional Amendments Put To Voters In August
An election on Monday August 1 will decide four proposed amendments to the state constitution. No 24 would expand the supreme court from three to nine and the court of criminal appeals from three to five and allow transfer of district judges. No 25 would empower equalizing property tax valuations. No 82 would end the fee system and pay county officials a salary, and No 33 would raise the governor’s pay from 4000 to 10000 a year and set legislator salaries at up to 1500 with travel expenses.
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Supreme Court
Court of Criminal Appeals
Texas Farmers Lead in Angora Goats and Hair Production
In 1926 Texas had 465,642 farmers producing 315 items with profit and selling for 828 million dollars. Texas leads the world in mo hair production with 1,771,463 Angora goats, about double the national average due to twice yearly shearing.
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Texas
United States
Texas Truck Farmers Ship Winter Vegetables Totals
Between January 1 and May 24 this year Texas truck farmers shipped 1 758 cars of potatoes 3 744 cars of onions 4 520 cars of spinach and 8 686 cars of mixed vegetables totaling 19 708 cars with a net return to growers of 15 635 276 dollars.
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Texas
Mrs Mary Glasier Dies in Houston After Brief Illness
Mrs Mary Glasier sister of Joe and H J Willberg of Moulton died at her Houston home Friday morning July 15 after a 30 minutes illness. Burial was in Houston Catholic cemetery. She was 65 or 66 and survived by four children William Glasier Eagle Lake Rose Schermer Julius Butcher and Lillie Martin Houston plus two brothers and three sisters from Eagle Lake Freisburg Rowena.
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Mary Glasier
Joe
H. J. Willberg
Moulton
Houston
William Glasier
Eagle Lake
Rose Schermer
Julius Butcher
Lillie Martin
Josephine Schingler
Annie Halfmann
Freisburg
Elizabeth Haechten
Rowena
Eagle
Moulton Defeats Weimar In Four-Run Ball Game
Moulton 4 Weimar 0 in a l inning baseball game Sunday. Bohuslav struck out ten for Moulton while Anders fanned 15 for Weimar. Moulton had 6 hits to Weimar's 5 with a planned return game in Moulton next Sunday at 3 30.
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Moulton
Weimar
Bohuslav
Local residents travel noted in brief dispatch
Mr and Mrs Ray Humphreys returned Tuesday to their home in Shreveport Louisiana. County Commissioner Walter Mang and his sister Mrs Louis Schmidt of Gonzales were in Moulton Tuesday.
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Ray Humphreys
Shreveport
Louisiana
Walter Mang
Louis Schmidt
Gonzales
Moulton
Mrs Stevens Back From Visit To Houston Tuesday
Mrs Stevens returned to Houston Monday after several weeks visiting the Fehrenkamps and Mr F T Fehrenkamp. Mr Ad Ermis and family and Mr Emil Krejci and family came back Sunday from Wichita Falls Burnett Seymour and Wing City.
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Ad. Ermis
Emil Krejci
Wichita Falls
Burnett
Seymour
Wing City
Miss Anita Richter Returns From Southwest Texas State
Miss Anita Richter returned Saturday from San Marcos where she has been attending Southwest Texas State Teachers College.
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Anita Richter
San Marcos
Southwest Texas State Teachers’ College
Willbergs Return From Houston Funeral
Mr and Mrs H J Willberg and their daughter Miss Bessie returned Saturday night from Houston where they attended the funeral of Mrs Mary Glasier.
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H. J. Willberg
Miss Bessie
Houston
Mary Glasier
Local business visitors from Moulton and Hallettsville in Columbus
George and Gus Kaiser Fritz Fisbeck and Judge August W Janszen of Moulton and Willie Pietsch of Hallettsville traveled to Columbus on Tuesday for business engagements with local firms.
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George and
Gus Kaiser
Fritz Fisbeck
August W. Janszen
Moulton
Willie Pietsch
Hallettsville
Columbus
Fehrenkamp Family Guests Visit Gonzales
Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Fehrenkamp and granddaughter Sweetie Fehrenkamp visited Gonzales Sunday as guests of George Bargman and family, joined by Mrs. Stevens and Mrs. Erna Kotzebue.
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F. T. Fehrenkamp
Local visitors from Mississippi and Texas stop in Eagle Lake
Mr Victor Fehrenkamp and family of Moulton with Adele Edith and Millie Krueger of Shiner, Mr and Mrs W T Krueger and daughter Alva Virginia, and Mrs Jim Reed of Houston visited Eagle Lake on Sunday.
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Victor Fehrenkamp
Moulton
Adele
Edith
Millie Krueger
Shiner
W. T. Krueger
Alva Virginia
Jim Reed
Houston
Eagle Lake
Golden Wedding Held in Hallettsville Texas
Golden wedding celebrated by Mr. and Mrs. Vine Sciba after 50 years married in St. John’s Fayetteville. Renewed vows at Sacred Heart Church. They hosted 11 children 34 grandchildren and one great grandchild. He 71 she 70. Also UT library houses vast newspaper collections with 12 000 bound volumes and 5 000 unbound. Yoakum district ginners elect officers from 35 towns with diverse speakers.
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Hallettsville
Tex
Vine Sciba
St. John’s Church
Fayetteville
Fayette County
Father Cromc2k
Sciba
Sacred Heart Church
Father A. Mathis
Holotik
Ra Ruska
L'Ex
Germany
Gillespie County
Austin
Texas
University of Texas
South
E. R. Dabney
Surprise Birthday Party for Stella Warilek
Miss Stella Warilek received a pretty surprise party Monday evening arranged by Miss Della Biehunko. A large crowd attended with outdoor games and refreshments of cake sandwiches and soda water.
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Stella Warilek
Della Biehunko
Cotton Crop Deteriorates in Region Amid Rain and Heat
The cotton crop has worsened over two weeks due to heavy rains and extreme heat with many fields showing significant damage and die off.
Oil Mill Begins Brief Run To Process Seed
The local oil mill has started a brief run to process the remainder of last season's seed. It operates electrically, drawing power from the high line of the Central Power & Light Company.
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Central Power & Light Company
Birthday Party Honoring Mrs. Joe C Kopecky
Mrs. Joe C Kopecky entertained relatives and friends Tuesday afternoon for her birthday anniversary. Refreshments of cake sandwiches tea and coffee were served.
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Joe C Kopecky
Highway Work Authorized For DeWitt County
State Highway Commission approved a $100,000 project for grading and drainage on the Yoakum to Hochheim highway, spanning nine miles in DeWitt County, with work set to begin soon.
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State Highway Commission
DeWitt County
Yoakum
Hochheim
Boy Scout Executive A. F. Sawyer Named by Railway
The Southern Pacific Railway Company hires A. F. Sawyer as National Field Scout Executive to organize Boy Scout troops along Texas and Louisiana lines. Sawyer started June 16 and works in Beaumont and Dallas divisions with headquarters in Houston.
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Southern Pacific Railway Company
A. F. Sawyer
National
Texas
Lousiana
Mr. Sawyer
Beaumont
Dallas
Houston
Novelty Dance at Hermann Park Hall Sunday July 24
Geier-Merrem Post No 392 American Legion hosts a novelty dance at Hermann Park Hall on Sunday July 24 inviting all poetry of motion lovers to attend.
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Hermann Park Hall
Geier-Merrem
American Legion
First 1927 Cotton Bale Sold in Hallettsville
Mrs Frances Holik near Kinkler sold the first bale of the Hallettsville cotton crop on Wednesday July 13. The 497 pound bale brought Ad Miller 20 cents per pound and Holik received about 75 dollars in premiums from local Hallettsville firms.
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Frances Holik
Kinkler
Hallettsville
Ad Miller
Holik
Miss Evelyn Richter Heads to Asheville for Stay
Miss Evelyn Richter has left for Asheville North Carolina for a planned visit and upcoming engagements with local acquaintances and contacts in the city.
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Evelyn Richter
Ashville, North Carolina
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Weidt
Detroit Commandry
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Ice Cream Social
Behind the Law
BIRST
State Bank
Ford Products
Firestone Tires
Ford
Indianapolis
Firestone
Moulton Motor CO
Ford Dealers
Ginners
Otto Fick
Victoria
H. Seifert
Louis Trautwein
Hiner
Roly Steen
Victor Grunder
Cuero
T. M. Brown
Alamo
Hiway
Boy Scout Executive
the Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Moulton, Texas
E Farm
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