Notice From Metalton Post Office Second Class Matter
Entered in the Post Office at Metalton lexan as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
4
Entered in the Post Office at Metalton lexan as second class matter.
In Robstown Nueces County farmers faced a labor shortage due to the Mexican revolution hindering help to weed crops after rains. Citizens held a mass meeting and one hundred men and boys offered their hoes to chop down the weeds. All business firms closed as proprietors joined the field effort reflecting strong community cooperation.
Dr. A. M. Kotzebue of Fla tonia was in the city between trains Sunday. Mrs. Benno Hoppe and the fifth daughter of Smithville are in the city since Sunday visiting the family of Mr. Edward Boehm.
Rain damage slows farming activities in Shiner area. Obituary notes and sickness list including Herbert Fiedler. Social visits and church attendance reported among Haas, Boehm, Hofner, and Brasser families. May 28 1914.
The Woodmen Lodge held a special initiation at the lodge hall Friday night in Hallettsville Texas. Twenty candidates received the degrees worked by the Yoakum lodge degree team. Fifty visitors from Rock Island Eagle Lake and Sweet Home attended along with a banquet prepared by the local lodge.
W. W. Lockstedt of Shiner was in the city on Saturday and Sunday, stopping at local points of interest and meeting residents.
Louis G. Janszen of Shiner visited the city Saturday. Mrs. H. Raymond and baby from Cuevo arrived Friday for a visit to hometown families.
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