Local residents travel and school news across Lamar county
Mesdames J W Nachlinger and G J Bohnenkamp of Moulton spent Tuesday in the Dittmar home. G H Niemeyer and family and Miss Leonora Collins returned from a car trip to Kerrville and other points. Miss Lucy Bell Cobb is home for vacation and re-elected principal of the Bairdstown school. Miss Ida Galia attends Sam Houston Normal starting summer session. A J Kallus of Wied bought eleven Liberty bonds for his children through the First State bank and promotes a Wied dance benefiting the Red Cross and a Bohemian benevolent society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Nachlinger
G. J. Bohnenkamp
Moulton
Dittmar
Shiner Gazette
G. H. Niemeyer
Leonora Collins
Kerrville
Yoakum Times
Lucy Bell Cobb
Bairdstown
Lamar Co
Ida Galiia
Komensky
Sama‘ouston
Hallettsville
A. J. Kallus
Wied
First State Bank
U.S
Stonewall school closes with community gathering
June 4 1917 notes Stonewall school closing exercises attended by many from a distance. Pupils recited songs and performed patriotic readings alongside a barbecue under shade trees. Miss Nita V Cobb visited. Miss Dors Cooper was absent due to illness. Baptist Aid Society organized with plans for future meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonewall School
Nita V Cobb
Dors Cooper
Baptist Aid Society
J. T. Thompson
Manning
Old Moulton
Tom Hull
J. W. Griffin
Kittie Marie Hall
Killeen
Lone Star
Local Notes From Moulton And Surrounding Areas
Alma Kempe left for Jettsville on business and several local families visited friends in the area. Otto Kempe and others departed for Yoakum. A youth dance occurred at Henkhaus. Wenzel Hoepfl and family visited the Wenske home in Oak Grove. Komensky and Boursville boys played a ball game in Muehlstein's pasture, with Komenaky Hlurrah winning 32 to 2. Rud Wenske visited Chas Beyer and family. June 4, 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Kempe
Jettsville
Joe Ulmann
Henry Balhorn
Moulton
Otto Kempe
Henkhaus
Wenzel Hoepfl
Reinhold
August Wenske
August
Oak Grove
Paul Wenske
Komensky
Boursville
Mr. Muehlstein
Komenaky
Wenske
Chas Beyer
Family
Texas Farms Lose Livestock Figures Revealed in Report
Texarkana May 30 More than 92 000 Texas farms lack a cow 164 000 lack a hog and 60 000 lack poultry Texas exports butter valued over 10 000 000 and meats over 52 000 000 annually The data were in C C Waller Fort Worth report read to the Farmers Union convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana
Tex
Texas
C. C. Waller
Fort Worth
Farmers’ Union
Subscription Payments Readers Honored for Shares
The Eagle lists readers who have paid subscriptions since the last report. Names include Martin Boehm Hallettsville Ed Galia Shiner, Henry Balhorn Moulton J J Mueller Moulton, and others such as Guy Haltorn Jobtn Brankenhoefer F P Guenther Canyon RK B Papacek Elo Kehrenkamp August Kaehn Julius Hohensee Mills Kopecky located Rowena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle
Martin Boehm
Shiner
Gallia
Hallettsville
Henry Balhorn
Moulton
J. J. Mueller
Guy T. Haltorn
Jobtn Brankenhoefer
F. P. Guenther
F. J. Guenther
Canyon
Papacek
Elo
Kehrenkamp
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Garhouse
Firestone
Wahi
Hohenset
Moulton, Texas
Oakland
C. F. Knape, Publisuer and ProprieTor
Ben H. Janssen
A. J. Hohensee
J. i. Richter
Tae
Aer
Maly
Willie Schroeder
Shiner Beer
Severa
Balsam of
Mrs. Pagac
Moquah
Wis
Directo
R. F. Severa CO
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Ates Lst
Kopecky Drug Co
Nickel News
Fist Mate Bank of Moulton
Wa. Greer
E. StupeMan
F. T. Fehrenkamp
Philip Welhausen
O. Buescher
WM. Green
Ino. Bucex
E. Studeman
Rith Post Office
Igc
Ise
Jas. F. Ballard
ST. Louis, MO
I. Q. Fehrenkamp
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