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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1917

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Warm Weather Boosts Crop Planting in Shiner Area

In Shiner Route Three reports very warm weather and growing corn with rain desired. County Supt. Wm. Keilers of Hallettsville visited Ever Green School. Numerous local families are mentioned with Sunday gatherings and visits. Frank Machaert bought a new Dodge Brothers touring car from Oswald Buescher of Moulton. The note closes with a basket supper at Oak Grove school, dated March 20, 1917.

Wm. Keilers Hallettsville Millie Agnes Miculka Leona Hirsch Florence Clara Havel Aug. Krause Wm. Woehbler Frank Machaert Dodge Brothers Oswald Buescher Moulton Vincent Pavlicek Shiner A. J. Pustejovsky Anton Miculka Emil Pustejovsky Henry Willie Miculka Wm. Hillmer Frank Koenig, Jr Henry Miculka Wm. Woehler Frank Miculka Frank Meyer Annie Louis Ermis Oak Grove

Dallas to Build Cotton Mill With 50000 Spindles

A Dallas plant planned to produce 300000 yards of cloth weekly will be built before next fall. The mill will house 50000 spindles and provide jobs for many workers. Texas will gain new cotton manufacturing capacity.

Dallas Soa Texas

Shiner Precinct Election On 15 Cent Tax Plan

A vote will be held in Shiner precinct on April 3 to decide if a 15 cent tax per $100 of property valuation will be levied for road building. The article urges every eligible voter to cast a ballot in support of the proposition.

Shiner

Land Lands to be Offered May in Texas

Announcement from Austin states 824 075 acres of school lands will come on the market in May. Lists of the lands may be obtained free of charge by addressing J T Robinson Commissioner of the General Land Office Austin Texas.

Austin J. T. Robinson General Land Office Texas

Sunday School Convention to Gather in Dallas March 26

Sunday school workers from all denominations will meet at a statewide convention in Dallas starting Monday March 26 and run through Sunday. About three thousand delegates are expected from across Texas home to 8500 Sunday schools with 1,068,500 members.

Dallas Texas

Edward Meyer dies editor of Katholische Rundschau

Edward Meyer editor and general manager of the Katholische Rundschau in San Antonio died after a several months illness. A Swiss native, he came to Texas in 1881, lived in Hallettsville before moving to San Antonio. He was 72 and survived by his wife and six children.

Edward Meyer Katholische Rundschau San Antonio Mr. Meyer Switzerland Texas Hallettsville

News note from Poteet family visits town

Mrs W J Spear and her children of Poteet have been here since last week. Readers are urged to share local items of interest to help the community stay informed and connected.

W. J. Spear Poteet

Local Society Notes From Green School Area

Mrs Anna Bobmann and daughter spent Sunday with Prof Martin Ruppel and family. Numerous visits noted among Schraer Seidenberger and related families. Frank Seidenberger Jr had to shoot his sick horse. Witte family moved to Cuero, selling gin share. Attendance at funeral of Mrs Fritz Krause marks Yoakum visit. Assistant teacher Mies Alva Kimm finished term and returned home.

Anna Bobmann Martin Ruppel Ben and Paul Schraer Mise Josepha Eddie Willie Kleibege Mary Rosie F. Stach Theo. Haechten F. Ueimann A. Kasak Emil Renkin Jkinety Emil Schurig Silsbee Hy. Schraer Rud Seidenberger Frank Seidenberger Charlie Witte Shiner Cuero Witte R. C. Hoover Yoakum Fritz Krause Mies Alva ‘Kimm Oak Grove Hallettsville

Barnyard Cacklings and Poultry Management Guidance

This piece warns on overcrowding ventilation and feeding errors in poultry keeping. It stresses early hatch timing for laying stock, strict regularity, and capable care. It advises selecting eggs by shape size color and shell firmness and notes varie ties in breeding for high laying performance.

Death of Mrs Louise Krause in Moulton

Mrs Louise Krause widow of Fritz Krause died Monday morning at the home of Mrs Wilhelmina Krause after a lingering illness. Funeral services were conducted by Rev H A Heineke and the body laid to rest in Moulton Lutheran Cemetery. Born in Querenheim Germany on August 23 1836 she was 80 years 6 months and 27 days old. Survived by one son one sister Mrs Damke five grandchildren and two great grandchildren.

Louise Krause Fritz Krause Wilhelmina Krause Moulton Lutheran H. A. Heineke Querenheim Hanover Germany Damke

Teacher's Cottage Burns at Komensky

Fire of unknown origin on Monday night destroyed the teacher's cottage at Komensky. It was occupied by Prof. F. K. Bucek and family who were away at the time. Neighbors could not save belongings. lumber for a new cottage was hauled out on Wednesday.

Komensky F. K. Bucek Prof. Bucek

Rudolph Haas Celebrates 80th Birthday at Oak Grove

Rudolph Haas of the Oak Grove section marked his 80th birthday Tuesday evening with a large gathering of relatives and friends. Refreshments of all kinds were served as the celebration carried on with merriment.

Rudolph Haas Oak Grove

Death of William F. Mueller in Flatonia

William F. Mueller, father of Mrs. Henry F. L. Mueller of this city, died at Flatonia Thursday morning after a long illness. His body was laid to rest in Flatonia Cemetery Friday afternoon with Rev. Buck officiating. Born in Austin County 66 years ago, he had lived in Flatonia 33 years and is survived by his wife, five children, two sisters, and two brothers.

William F. Mueller Henry F. L. Mueller Flatonia Buck Austin County R. F. Mueller M. A. Mueller Ed. Mueller Louise Mueller Henry F. I. Mueller Moulton Fritz Hackhardt Sealey Krauskopf Fredericksburg Lorenz Mueller Colorado Hermann Mueller San Antonio

Automobile sales spree shifts ownerships in town

A. F. Kotzebue sold his Cadillac to his brother J. J. Kotzebue last week and bought a Hudson Super Six touring car. Herbert Haase bought an Oakland, G. J. Bohnenkamp a Buick, Oscar Anders an Oakland, and R. A. Ht linger a Buick.

A. F. Kotzebue Cadillac J.J. Kotzebue Herbert Haase Oakland G. J. Bohnenkamp Buick Oscar Anders R.A. Htlinger

Washington Letter Reports Possible House Tie After Sulloway Death

The writer notes Congressman Sulloway’s death may affect party control in the next House, with April 16 organizing date looming and uncertainty over filling vacancies before then. Also cites Navy Academy appointments, and a river and bay tour with several officials, promising future brief installments.

Sulloway New Hampshire Atie Conry New York Congress Rappahannock River Chesapeake Bay James Young Kaufman Texas S. Sebe Newman House Thomas E. Frank Warrenton Virginia House of Representatives

School Benefit at Oak Grove School Raises $60.70 in Basket Sale

Oak Grove School held a March 18 basket supper and entertainment that drew a large crowd. Thirty one baskets sold from $1.00 to $65.50, totaling $60.70. Top baskets won by Miss Alva Timm, Miss Oga Selzer, and Mrs A J Elster. Program featured recitations dialogues and songs with the Oak Grove band.

Oak Grove Alva Timm Oga Selzer A. J. Elster

Self-Culture Club Meeting Recaps Spenser and Chaucer

The Self-Culture Club met with Mrs. G. Haltom on Friday afternoon. Program included papers on Spenser's Predecessors and Biography, The Spenserian Stanza, and Chaucer and Spenser Contrasted, with multiple readings by Mrs. H. A. Heineke, Mrs. Rudolph Jaeggli, and others. The next meeting will be with Mrs. J. T. Jaeggli.

Self-Culture Club Spenser Erna Guenther Wyatt, Surtrey Sidney H. A. Heineke J. T. Jaeggli Spenserian Ilsie Jaeggli Rudolph Jaeggli Chaucer Ed. Studeman

Local visitors tour Hudsoy Super-Six plant

A. F. Kotzebue, Prof. W. EB. Parr, Klo C, Fehrenkamp and Alb. Lueders visited the county capital Tuesday afternoon and toured the Hudsoy Super-Six facility.

A. F. Kotzebue W. EB. Parr Klo C Fehrenkamp Alb. Lueders

A Delightful Picnic and Coon Hunt in Thompson Pasture

Misses Helia Krueger Grace Preston Elsie Jaeggli Viasta Shandera and Messrs Victor Fehrenkamp Edwin Jaeggli attended a Tuesday picnic in the Thompson pasture March 13. About twenty five youths enjoyed chicken and coffee over glowing coals, then a coon hunt followed by a hay ride. A most enjoyable evening.

Helia Krueger Grace Preston Elsie Jaeggli Viasta Shandera Victor Fehrenkamp Edwin Jaeggli Thompson Pasture

Moulton High Lit Society Debates Cotton vs Core

The Moulton High School Literary Society met March 16 1917 with Allen Daehne presiding. Debates on whether cotton is more important than corn favored the affirmative by L Jaeggli E Papacek F Mueller and E Studeman over R Kotzebue R Etlinger W Daehne M Pundat.

Moulton High School Literary Society Allen Daehne Lillian Jaeggli Emil Papacek Fred Mueller Edward Studeman Roy Kotzebue Richard Etlinger Willie Daehne Minnie Pundat Evelyn Richter Henry Hoyer Bertha Papacek Westey Hull Edwin Rehmer Bertha Papacex Lydia Koester Anita Richter

Forty two Club Hosts Card Party and Winners

Mrs Frank Tomasko hosted the 42 Club with four tables for eight games Thursday afternoon. Six games were won by Mesdames John R Krunkenhoefer A Kotzebue Ed Studeman and Werner Cordes with Mrs Kotzebue taking high and the club pin. Refreshments of a salad course hot tea and cake were served to active members and guests including Misses Tracy Goetz and Adela Knesek. The next meeting with Mrs Laura Valenta is March 29.

Frank Tomasko John R Krunkenhoefer A. ¥. Kotzebue Ed. Studeman Werner Cordes Kotzebue Mesdames John Brunkenhoeter Elo C

Moulton Cemetery Association Meeting Set for March 28

The annual meeting of the Moulton Lutheran Cemetery Association will be held at the opera house on Wednesday March 28 at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. All members are urged to attend.

Moulton

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