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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1918
Page
5
A soldier at a camp near Freeport, Texas writes praise for The Moulton Eagle. He describes 110 men guarding sulphur plants, training for duty, and hopes for lasting peace and civil life again. He sends regards to friends in Moulton and offers to publish the letter.
At Camp Travis on February 12 the 359th Infantry totaled 198 men all insured under the $10 000 government policy. About 260 000 000 in policies are on file across roughly 150 organizations with many units fully insured. The April 12 1918 deadline was extended by Congress and Captain Luther Hoffman leads continued efforts to enroll remaining soldiers and dependents. Joe F Novasad of Lavaca county becomes horse shoer for Battery B 344th FA Camp Travis Texas.
Mr Herman Chemnitz and family of Flatonia visited Moulton relatives Sunday. KH J Arnim and daughter Olive of Shiner visited Moulton relatives Sunday. Alfred Balhorn returned to Shiner after visiting his parents here for several days. W C Schaefer of near Moulton called at the office Saturday and added his name to The Eagle's reader list.
The Eagle lists contributors who paid subscriptions since the last report including Emil Siems and Albert Kurtz of Shiner, Joseph Heinrich and Albert Pastejovsky of Moulton, Rev. Father Newbert of Moulton, and Henry Miculka of San Antonio among others.
Mrs Frank Tomasko of Shiner came in Saturday to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Krause.
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