Funeral of H. A. Lockstedt
The funeral for H. A. Lockstedt from his late residence near Moulton occurred Thursday at three o'clock. Interment was in Moulton Lutheran Cemetery with Rev. E Hannemann officiating. Born June 25 1857 in Comal county, he was 66 years 11 months and 24 days old. Survived by widow Minna Jahn, seven children Henry Fred August Walter Bruno Otto and Mrs Frank Hir scher, and eighteen grandchildren. He leaves four sisters Mrs Albert Schubert Geronimo, Mrs William Gieseck, Mrs Henry Salge, and Mrs Robert Gold of New Braunfels. The Eagle extends sympathy to the bereaved.
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H. A. Lockstedt
Moulton Lutheran Cemetery
E. Hannemann
Comal County
Minna Jahn
Moulton
Henry
Fred
August
Walter
Bruno
Otto Lockstedt
Frank Hirscher
Albert Schubert
Geronimo
William Gieseck
Henry Salge
Robert Gold
New Braunfels
Eagle
Cemetery Aid Society Sets July Meeting With Mrs Krueger
The Cemetery Aid Society schedules its next regular meeting for Wednesday July 2. Mrs Henry Krueger is listed as the host or speaker for the session.
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Cemetery Aid Society
The
Mra
Henry Krueger
Rev. E. Hannemann Resigns Lutheran Pastorate
Rev. E. Hannemann resigns after years as pastor of the Moulton and Boursville Lutheran churches to lead the Lutheran church at MecGregor. His successor has not been elected yet.
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E. Hannemann
Moulton and
Boursville
Mec-Gregor
Riske Buys Boehm Lot For New Home
Charles O. Riske purchased lots 9 and 10 in Block 27 from Vladik and Ed Boehm for 800 dollars. He plans to build a modern home as soon as carpenters are available.
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Charles O. Riske
Vladik and
Ed. Boehm
Lutheran Services In Baursville And Moulton
Rev A D Rode of Hallettsville will conduct German services in Baursville Sunday at 10 a m and English services in Moulton Sunday night at 8 o clock.
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A. D. Rode
Hallettsville
Baursville
Fire Department celebration postponed due to rain
The Hallettsville Fire Department postpones the Monday celebration originally set for June 23 to June 30 because of rain.
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Hallettsville
Variety is Spice in Nellie Maxwell Kitchen Cabinet
Nellie Maxwell writes The Kitchen Cabinet in The Eagle. She has taught domestic science and lectured at Wisconsin farmers institutes and state colleges in Iowa and Nebraska. Her recipes are reliable, practical, and easily obtainable for small communities.
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the Eagle
Nellie Maxwell
University of Wisconsin
Iowa
Nebraska
Miss Maxwell
Fifty Two Club Honors Elsie Jaeggli With Prizes
Mrs Edwin Jaeggli hosted the 42 Club on Tuesday afternoon to honor Miss Elsie Jaeggli back from New York. Seven tables played eight games. prizes included a flower vase won by Mrs Anton Greive and a pen and penholder won by Mrs Milton Meiners. The honoree received both prizes and the club pin went to Mrs Erich Brunken Hoefer. Refreshments were home-made ice cream and cake. next meeting will be with Mrs Milton Meiners.
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Edwin Jaeggli
Elsie Jaeggli
New York
Anton Greive
Milton Meiners
Erich Brunkenhoefer
Local land sale seals transfer to Charles Wagner
A Tuesday deal near Henkhaus completed with Charles Wagner acquiring the Fred C. Krause property in the western town area for a consideration of 3000 dollars.
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Charles Wagner
Henkhaus
Fred C. Krause
Farm Near Moulton Brings $5125 at Auction
George Perrard bought the Joseph Wagner farm located about one mile east of Moulton. The tract covers 15 acres and was purchased for a total of $5125 at $341. 8 per acre.
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George Perrard
Joseph Wagner
Moulton
Political Calendar For Month of July
July calendar lists primary election ballots by subcommittees on July 14 and primary day July 26. Absentee ballot arrangements span July 6 to 16 for voters absent from voting place. Filing deadlines for campaign expense statements run July 14 to 18. Voters absent on election day may file ballots with the county clerk July 16 to 23. July 21 is deadline to show poll tax receipts for residents moving precincts. July 30 election judges report returns to county chairmen.
Boy Scouts Plan Anti Puncture Campaign on Roads
The Boy Scouts announce an anti puncture campaign to remove nails wire and broken glass from roads and deposit the debris in cans on Front Street. The aim is safer driving and fewer tire blowouts. Men joiners can contact Donald Rich ter or attend Friday meetings from 8 to 9 30 p m at the meeting place.
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Donald Richter
Fourth of July Celebration Planned by Hermann Park Verein
The Hermann Park Verein organizes a Glorious Fourth with a morning parade and a day of events. Candidates for county and precinct offices are expected to mingle with voters as Worthing Brass Band plays. Businesses close to observe the holiday and a dance will cap the night.
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Hermann Park Verein
Worthing
Boy Breaks Leg In Fall At Home In Moulton
Seven year old Jim Cimmerhanzel son of Mr and Mrs Jake Cimmerhanzel of Moulton fractured his right leg near the hip while carrying a younger brother on Saturday morning. He is reported to be doing as well as could be expected.
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Jim Cimmerhanzel
Jake Cimmerhanzel
Moulton
Lavaca Farm Bureau Free Barbecue at Wied
A Lavaca County Farm Bureau event offers a free barbecue at Wied on Sunday July 6. The gathering features music entertainment and prominent speakers to discuss important economic questions with an open invitation to all.
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Lavaca County
Frank Novak Dies Prominent North of Moulton Farmer
Frank M. Novak died Wednesday morning after an extended illness. He was in his 48th year. Burial was in Moulton Catholic Cemetery Thursday morning. A full obituary will follow next week.
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Frank M. Novak
Moulton
Moulton Catholic
Observer Advocates Incorporation For City Progress
The Observer argues incorporation awakens town cohesion and tests strength against opponents of incorporation. It urges uniform property valuation to aid Texas schools and calls all citizens to vote in the July Democratic primary to counter crafty politicians and curb voter indifference.
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Observer
Texas
Plums Prove Profitable Local Crop
August Kiltinghausen living southwest of town brought home grown plum samples to The Eagle office. The Wild Goose and other varieties impressed with large, luscious fruit on five year old trees heavily laden, and local grower Ellinzhausen reports sales like hot cakes showing diversification beyond corn and cotton.
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August Kiltinghausen
Eagle Office
Ellinzhausen
Builder Starts New Home East of Town
A. F. Pustejovsky, a progressive tiller of the soil living east of town, is erecting a handsome new home. John C. Mueller and his carpenters are doing the work.
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A. F. Pustejovsky
John C. Mueller
U S Population Hits Record Growth in 1923
New York June 15 The United States population rose by 1 943 000 in 1923 according to National Bureau of Economic Research estimates. By January 1 1924 the total reached 112 826 000 with a 1 162 000 six month gain the nation s largest ever for such a period due to high immigration and low death rates.
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New York
United States
National Bureau of Economic Research
Bureau
State Agriculture Bulletin No 76 Promises Complete Statistics
bulletin No 76 details farm acreage values ownership tenancy county crop and livestock data plus a government statistics supplement listing state departments institutions and last legislature appropriations address Geo B Terrell Commissioner Austin Texas for copies
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State Department of Agriculture
Thia
Geo. B. Terrell
Austin
Texas
Cornerstone Laying of New Catholic Church
Bishop Droessaertz of San Antonio will lead the cornerstone ceremony for the new Catholic church in Moulton next Tuesday morning July 1. A record crowd is expected and a picnic will follow at Hermann Park. local businesses will close at noon.
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Droessaertz
San Antonio
Moulton
Hermann Park
Lavaca County Acreage Report Lists Farm Ownership
Lavaca County shows 4,147 farms per a department of agriculture bulletin. Owners operate 2,179 farms while tenants run 1,958, reflecting a split in farm management across the county.
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Lavaca County
Department of Agriculture
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