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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1915
Page
8
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Cotton chopping is in progress. Fritz Priesmeyer and family from Nickel visited Wm Woebler and family Thursday. Visits by Wm Woebler to A C Pfeil and family Sunday. Vladike Bucek of Moulton visited Henry and Willie Miculka Sunday. Meyer and family and Henry Miculka visited Wm Woebler Sunday. Anton Miculka and family visited Frank Ermis family Sunday. Ed Pastejovsky visited friends in Shiner Sunday. Willie Batey and Jim Ermis of Moulton and Emil Pastejovsky visited Henry and Willie Miculka Sunday. Prof F G Havel and daughter visited near Shiner Sunday. Prof Havel conducted echolastic census of Evergreen school district Monday. A dance at Henkhaus Saturday drew a large crowd. sixty one tickets sold. May 17 1915.
Washington May 16 A Richmond entered the Texas Senatorial field as Representative George F Burgess of Gonzales announced his candidacy to succeed Senator Culberson He stated voters of the Ninth District should pick a good man and stand by him He cites his Rivers and Harbors work including securing 21922394 65 dollars and his intention to pursue the Senate seat at the proper time
The Eagle presents new advertisements from local firms Rud Jaeggli & Bro. Boshm Sons Kotzebue's Drug Store Henry Etlinger Ford cars W H Koester G A Baur and others. The notices promote feedstuffs flour shoes catabies drugs and vehicles among items.
Miss Elsie Jaeugh returned Monday from Houston. Prof A J Elster of Shiner elected superintendent of the Oaks trove school for the ensuing scholastic session. Mr and Mrs Ford Neskorik left for Leroy Friday. Mr Neskorik returned Monday while Mrs Neskorik remains with relatives.
The Eagle thanks the following readers for subscription payments since the last report: Richard Pohler of Moulton Jno Mueller of Moulton Jacob To masko of Moulton Martin Boetm of Shiner.
Want Ads highlight ongoing entertainment with the play Whiskers at the opera house on Friday May 21. Also promoted are banking ads from First State Bank Moulton offering 5 percent per annum on time certificates of deposit and office supplies like typewriter ribbons.
Texas Creamery Company of Houston offers to pay the highest price for cream upon delivery at their store. All cream will be tested and paid for at the store. Lucas Rehmett of Moulton, Texas identified as contact.
Notice offers registered Jersey bulls Tom and Dilworth for service anywhere in the city at $2.50. Contact H F L Mueller of Moulton Texas by phone number 25 Ady.
Local notices offer Kopecky’s Skeeter Skeet mosquito repellent at 25 cents and 256 price points. Various for sale items include dairy cattle bir figures, 12 acres in Chase League, cordwood at 1.50 per cord, and a college scholarship. Events include a May 21 opera house entertainment and a Sam and Will Moore Institute commencement play.
Commencement at the Medical College of the University of Texas will mark the dedication of two new buildings. A nurses home for 55 women and a hospital costing 150 six will be presented as gifts from Mrs. Smith and John Sealy of Galveston. Dedication addresses are planned by S P Brooks of Baylor University and R S Hyer of Southern Methodist University. The Alcalde June issue will feature the medical college with alumni reminiscences and building cuts. The University Board of Regents will meet in Galveston May 31 to attend the exercises.
Miss Sophia Jaroszewski traveled to Hallettsville Sunday to visit her brother Gus R Jaroszewski's family. Rev Bert Manning and Prof W E Parr went to Flatonia Sunday morning to hear the baccalaureate sermon for Historia High School graduates preached by Rev M Jaine of Luling.
Eugene Kopecky of Gonzales visited relatives in the city Sunday. Monday afternoon Miss Selma Kempe of the senior class extended a cordial invitation through The Eagle to attend the commencement exercises at the opera house Tuesday night.
Bandleader Frank Starry of Flatonia visited the city Tuesday and departed on the afternoon train to Shiner. Farm resident Mike Koranek near Nickel was found dead from a gunshot wound Saturday morning. Marie Jackson was arrested and jailed at Gonzales.
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