Notable Local Visitors Highlight Weekend in Shiner and Houston
Frank Biehunke served as a juror in Houston this week. Benno Hoppe and daughter Rosalie and Mrs E K Bushek of Yoakum and Joseph Muras of Shiner visited on Sunday. Mrs George von Linen and Mrs M N Koehm visited Shiner last week to see sister Mrs Herman Kemp r. John Kubena, former county commissioner, has been ill but is now recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Biehunke
Houston
Federal
Benno Hoppe
Rosalie
E K. Bushek
Yoakum
Joseph Muras
Shiner
George von Linen
M. N. Koehm
Herman Kempr
John Kubena
Birthday gatherings mark Gus Huff and Culak family events
A large crowd gathered at Gus Huff’s home Tuesday for his birthday with cake sandwiches and coffee. Guests included Gus Huff’s daughter Ella and Sophia Heerssen, and Joe Culak’s birthday was celebrated Friday night. Other visits included the Huff family hosting relatives from Shiner and Dreyer, with Mrs W Reindl ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Huff
Mr. Huff
Miss Ella
Fred Heerssen
Miss Sophia
Joe Culak
Mr. Culak
Cus Huff
Ella
Hilda
Shiner
August Hartmann
W. Reindl
Henry Mueller
Stella
Dick Mueller
Dreyer
William Hillmer
Moulton
Henry Hillmer
San Antonio
Local Resident Sam Bunting Recovers At Brother’s Home
Sam Bunting of Uvalde, recently treated at Yoakum hospital, is now at his brother Lee Bunting’s home in this place and is reported to be doing fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Bunting
Uvalde
Yoakum Hospital
Lee Bunting
Shiner Route 3 Notes Busy Planting and Socials
Farmers are busy planting corn and expect near completion with favorable weather. Local base ball boosters reorganized the Railroad Baseball team for the coming season as townsfolk visit relatives and enjoy moving pictures. Health is good. community notes include visits among Woehler, Mueller, Krause, Riske, Dari lek, Krejer and Kasper families. March 1, 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Wustenbartt
Norma
Cuero
William Woehbler
August G. Mueller
F. Krause
August Krause
Karles O
Emma Kasper
Christian Brom
August Kasper
William Woehler
Shiner
Emil Krejci
Adolph Ermis
Julia Ermis
Moulton
A.C. Pfeil and
Gus
Bill
Local residents roam for visits and work across towns
Travel and social visits fill the week with many residents from Moulton Yoakum Hallettsville Victoria and Westhoff seen in surrounding towns. Officials and families report property assessments in Hallettsville and a new business venture as Fehrenkamp joins the Moulton Vulcanizing Plant in Houston origin.
Warren G Harding to Become U S Chief Executive Today
Friday report states Warren G Harding of Ohio will assume the duties as chief executive of the nation. He is expected to address the nation and outline policy priorities in his first act as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren SG. Harding
Ohio
Forty two Club Hosts Games and Prizes
Mrs. F J Wagner Jr hosted the 42 Club with four tables of games last week. Anton Kolar won a cake plate prize, C C Roeder earned the club pin, and a refreshments spread was served to members and guests including Helen Kotzebue V Rehmer C C Roeder Anton Kolar John Brunkenhoefer Annie Mae Arnim Laura Valenta and others. The next meeting will be a business session with Miss Annie Mae Arnim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Wagner, Jr
Anton Kolar
C. C. Roeder
Helen Kotzebue
V. Rehmer
Anton Ko
Death of George Dewey Johnson at Old Moulton
George Dewey Johnson died at 22 years old from tuberculosis at his parents home in Old Moulton. The funeral was held there the next day with Rev. B Manning conducting. He leaves his parents, three brothers Louis Sam and at, and seven sisters including Mesdames Will Speer Chancey Hall Ed Leazar Jeff Wood Petty Maggie and Myrtle Johnson. The Eagle extends sympathy to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dewey Johnson
J. C. Johnson
Old Moulton
Rev
B. Manning
Louis
Sam
Mesdames Will Speer
Chancey Hall
Leazar
Jeff Wood
Petty
Maggie
Myrtle Johnson
Moulton Independent School District Holds Special Board Meeting
A special meeting of the Moulton Independent School District board of trustees was held Friday evening February 25 with all members present. John Moeller joined as a board member to fill the unexpired term of Oswald Buescher. Tom E. Skandera was appointed census enumerator. An election is set for the first Saturday in April to elect four trustees. Outgoing trustees are Vladik Boehm Frank Jilek Jr August W Janezen and O F Knape. Holdovers are George Baur George von Lienen and John C Mueller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
Frank Jilek, Jr
August W. Janezen
O. F. Knape
George Baur
George von Lienen
John C. Mueller
Kuhen Fulkerson and Birtie Fulkerson Wed in Flatonia
Mr Tom Kuhen of Old Moulton and Miss Birtie Fulkerson of near Flatonia were married at Flatonia on February 16 with Judge W A Beckham performing. The Eagle congratulates the couple and wishes them happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Kuhen
Moulton
Birtie Fulkerson
Flatonia
W. A. Beckham
The
Eeagle
Mrs. Kuhen
Surprise birthday party at Mr. Plieka home
A Sunday evening gathering at the home of Mr. F. J. Plieka celebrated Miss Helen's birthday with refreshments and a delightful time. Attendees included Adolf Filipp and family, F. L. Filipp, Adolf Kubena, Alois Zidek and families, Christina Mogicok, Agnes Sotka, Helen and Augusta Filipp, Rosie Brom, Rosie Culak, Carrie Zidek, John, Frank and Stanislav Rothbaur, Jobo and Christian Brom, Frank Machart, Adolf Filipp, Frank Sotka, Rudolph Baca, Charles Miculka, Charles Zavesky, Frank Tilicek, August Kaeho, Rudolph Schacherl, John Meyer, and Louis Schacherl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Plieka
Helen
Adolf Filipp
F. L. Filipp
Adolf Kubena
Alois Zidek
Christina Mogicok
Agnes Sotka
Augusta Filipp
Rosie Brom
Rosie Culak
Carrie Zidek
Mesars
John
Frank
Stanislav Rothbaur
Jobo
Christian Brom
Frank Machart
Frank Sotka
Rudolph Baca
Charles Miculka
Charles Zavesky
Frank Tilicek
August Kaeho
Rudolph Schacherl
John Meyer
Louis Schacherl
Facts About Cotton from Early 20th Century Figures
The data covers world and regional cotton production, stocks, and usage through 1919 and 1920. It notes Russia's 750,000 bales annual output, U S carryovers around 6.1 million bales, and 1919 factory cotton use totaling about 1.1 million bales. It cites shares by country, including the United States 56.7 percent and Egypt 59 percent, plus historical notes on Jamestown and colonial adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Turkestan
Transcaucasia
United States
Hester
Jamestown
Ahasuerus
B. C
China
Igrg
British India
Egypt
Brazil
Yoakam Man Observes His 105th Birthday Anniversary
John West of Yoakam Texas observes his 105th birthday at his Duke street home. He and his 72 year old wife reside there. West is in fair health but bears wounds from the Civil War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoakam
Texas
John Weat
Duke Street
Mr. West
County and School Examinations Rules and Book Orders
March 4 exams set for teachers with residency required for county tests unless opt by written recommendation. Uniform exam materials sent Feb 23. term reports and requisition blanks due by April 1. Schools must order new texts as old language, grammar and American History are dropped. Census counts children ages 7 to 17 in district by March 1. Frank Schcope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Texas Publishing Co
Frank Schcope
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Guenther Hospital
Moulton, Texas
Drs. Guenther & Jaeggli
Opera House
Marguerite Clark
Olive Thomas
Frank Mayo
Reid Isane
Maxwell and Chalmers Automobiles
Allis-Chalmers Tractors
Columbia
Presto
Portage and Miller
Humble
Beran’s Auto Sales CO
James W. Boyle
Kopecky Drug CO
KexXe
Culak School
Klobedans
Anders
H. A. Menefee
John Mladenko
Schulenburg
Cecile Rehmer
Mies
J. W. Petrash
Kenneth Richardson
Mrs
Rua. B. Papacek
Konstant Rebmet
Edwin Jaeggli
Misa Jauline Rebmet
Mr. and
Mre
Mesdames M
Kubite
Rudolph Jaeggli
Sam Jaeggli
Victoria
Charles Roeber
Westhoff
August Ellinghausen
W. F. Oehl
Hallettsville
Mary Ettinger
Ed. Boehm Jr
Helena Albrecht
R. ©. Moorer
Misalvy Meyer of
Lllinger
F. T., Fehrenkamp
Victor Fehrenkamp
Joe Munsch
Munach
Bred Fehrenkamp
Fehrenkamp
Dispatch
Eagle
Kuhen Fulkerson
the Farmers & Merchants State Bank
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