Moulton 5 Shiner 0 in Sunday baseball clash
Moulton defeated Shiner 6 to 0 on Sunday afternoon in front of a large crowd. The Boursville band provided the pep as Moulton’s lineup featured Westhafer on the mound Holt behind the plate Mylius at first Wilkerson at second Pendarvis at third Rheine at short Pulien in right Lynn left Knubbe center while Shiner sent Moore on the mound Greer behind the plate Hanby at first Halchak at second Greer at third Greer at short Muckleroy in right Dunn left Donohue center. Umpire Ed O Arnim observed. Immanuel Rudi of Thorndale visited town earlier. Rudi seeks Milam County representative and R. A. Etlinger announces candidacy for re election as precinct 6 public weigher, subject to the Democratic primary.
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Shiner
Moulton
Boursville Band
Westhafer
Holt
Mylius
Wilkerson
Pendarvis
Rheine
Pulien
Lynn
Knubbe
R. A. Etlinger
The
Eagle
Etlinger
Turner Traveling Art Exhibit at Opera House
Moulton Home and School Club hosted a Turner traveling art exhibit at the Opera House last Thursday to Saturday afternoons. Over two hundred world paintings were shown and proceeds totaling 50 dollars funded pictures for the Sam and Will Moore Institute. Subjects included The Cherub Choir and Stratford on Avon with a large Arrival of the Shepherds copy to be hung in the downstairs hall. The club thanks Kotzebue Cinadr the sixth grade and all attendees for support.
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Moulton
Opera House
Sam and Will Moore Institute
Sir Galahad
Stratford-on-Avon
Texas Industrial Congress Extends Livestock Prize Terms
The Texas Industrial Congress expands its $1600 livestock prize program to include all baby beef and hog clubs in the state. Entries require club enrollment and cost records. hogs or steers must be weighed on June 5 and October 5, with animals shipped to Fort Worth by October 10 for judging at the Fat Stock Show. Shipping costs are deducted from proceeds. champions earn premiums plus a 40 cent per pound guarantee for top baby beef.
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Ed R. Kane
State Commissioner of Agriculture
C. C. French
Southwestern Boys and Girls Hog Clubs
Texas Industrial Congress
Congress
Fort Worth
Livestock Commission
Dallas
Salute Old Glory in Houston Chronicle Poem
A patriotic poem by Oliver Allstorm published in the Houston Chronicle extols the American flag. It calls readers to salute the Stars and Stripes, honor veterans, and uphold national pride against those who would oppose it.
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Old Glory
Earth
Freedom’s
Oliver Allstorm
Houston Chronicle
May Feast at Lorbeeren Lodge Plans Big Day
Lorbeeren lodge No 63 auxiliary to the Sons of Hermann met to set a grand May feast for Monday May 1 1914 starting at 9 am with a grand street parade at 4:30 pm. Prizes will honor best decorated floats autos buggies and Miss Julia Chlastak is chosen May Queen. Music amusements and a night dance finish the celebration. Elsewhere Dr J D Gray of Shiner and Antoinette Koebler of Houston visit and Ms Windel Mr and Mrs Charles Flessner welcome a baby girl born April 28 in the area. E G Cowdin president of Cowdin Grocery Company of Flatomia was in town on business. his first visit in six months.
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Lorbeeren Lodge No. 63
Sons of Hermann
Hermann Park Hall
Julia Chlastak
E. G. Cowdin
Cowdin Grocery Company
Flatomia
Mr. Cowdins
Oak Grove Notes Share Sunday Visits in 1914
Editor EAGLE records residents visiting relatives in Shiner Peach Creek Weimar and nearby homes on Sunday April 28 1914. Names include Willie Buesing Rud Jargesewski Hirsch Miculka Ermis Fishbeck Heinrich Heger Selzer Krause Eggert Kasper and others with a church or dance gathering noted.
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Rud
Jargesewski
Charles Hirsch
Anton Miculka
Frank Ermis
A. J. Elster
Shiner
Frank Fishbeck
Peach Creek
Lud
Heinrich
Haas
Joe Heinrich
Joe Heger
Weimar
Henkhaus
Olga Selzer
Annie Krause
Elsie
Helen Eggert
Joe Selzer
Emil Kasper
Darling
Lightning Kills Local Teen in Moulton Area
A thunderstorm struck the Anton Handel home one mile north of Moulton on Monday morning, killing their 17 year old son Wenzel and lightly injuring a younger brother. The youth was buried Tuesday at the Catholic cemetery with Rev. E Schindler performing service. The funeral drew a large crowd and many floral tributes. The family received heartfelt sympathy from The Eagle.
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Anton Handel
Moulton
Wenzel
Handel
E. Schindler
Flatonia Third Nine Beats Moulton In Local Diamond Tilt
The Flatonia third nine defeated Moulton 12 to 8 on the local diamond Saturday afternoon. A newborn baby boy was welcomed at the home of Mr and Mrs Jim Nachlinger with hearty congratulations and best wishes.
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Flatonia
Moulton
Stork
Jim Nachlinger
Banjes School Dance Aids May Picnic Invitation
The Wied dance drew a large crowd last Monday with a fine time. a picnic is planned at Banjes School on Sunday May 3, inviting all. Local notices mention guests Ad Babe and wife, Emil Renken hosts, and various family visits and recoveries among neighbors.
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EpiTor
Wied
Banjes
Mr. Ad
Babe
Emil Renken
A. K. Cauthern
Connice Aitscher
Rocky Creek
Grandma Verner
Wm. Neubaur
Joe Antrich
Hallettsville Ideal Band Wins Gold Cornet in San Antonio
The Hallettsville Ideal band captured first prize and the gold cornet at the San Antonio band contest on Tuesday April 1. The New Braunfels band took second prize, the Taylor band third prize, and the Cuero Turkey Trot band earned the bass drum and the trombone.
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Hallettsville Ideal
San Antonio
New Braunfels
Taylor Band
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