Honor Roll Subscriptions Include Local Names
Subscription payment earns a spot on The Eagle honor roll. This week’s readers listed: George Aschenbeck of Moulton Edwin J. Richter and Wallace Casey of San Antonio Mrs Chas O Riske of Halletts ville Ludwig Petrek of Camp Barkeley John Kubena of Ganado Willie Boehm of Ganado John Freytag and Victor Fehrenkamp of Moulton W H Pundt Chae Welfl Bill Novosad Aug Welfl Emil Jaluska Jim Novosad G G Fisbeck Henry Koester all from Moulton.
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George Aschenbeck
Moulton
Edwin J. Richter
San Antonio
Mrs. Chas
O. Riske
Hallettsville
Wallace Casey
Ludwig Petrek
Camp Barkeley
John Kubena
Ganado
Willie Boehm
John Freytag
Victor Fehrenkamp
W. H. Pundt
Chae
Welfl
Bill Novosad
Aug. Welfl
Emil Jaluska
Jim Novosad
G. G. Fisbeck
Henry Koester
Card of Thanks for Reinhard Oelsen
We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for assistance during illness and death of our husband and father Reinhard Oelsen. Special thanks to Dr Sam Jaeggli Rev H Jacobs and all who brought flowers. Mrs Reinhard Oeltjen and Children.
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Reinhard Oelsen
Sam Jaeggli
Rev. H. Jacobs
Reinhard Oeltjen
Card Op Thanks for Kindness After Death of KR Zimmerman
We express thanks to our neighbor and friends for assistance during the illness and death of our father KR Zimmerman. Gratitude to Rev. F Jacobs and Dr. Sam Jaeggli for care and for the flowers from family. His Children.
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KR Zimmerman
Rev. F. Jacobs
Sam Jaeggli
Meat shortages blamed on lend lease demand and buying power
Secretary of Agriculture Wickard says meat shortages result from high demand for lend lease supplies, military use, and rising domestic purchasing, amid a seasonally light marketing period. He expects marked improvement by late September as spring pigs and range cattle enter markets.
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Wickard
Lendlease
Beetles’ Preference Guides Control Efforts
Federal entomologists and chemists find yellow traps attract Japanese beetles. Traps aid crop protection though not fully. Maryland investigators report 1,737 barrels or 104 tons captured in 100,000 traps. Yellow test traps caught 50.8 percent more beetles than standard green and white traps in use.
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Maryland
Local visitors from LaGrange Flatonia and San Antonio
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harris of LaGrange visited recently. Mr. and Mrs. FB J Meyer of Flatonia and Mrs. H Ahrens of San Antonio were in Moulton Tuesday evening.
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Robert Harris of
LaGrange
FB. J. Meyer
Flatonia
H. Ahrens
San Antonio
Moulton
Election carriers deliver returns to Hallettsville
George von Lienen of Moulton and Frank Wendel of Oak Grove transported the county election results to Hallettsville on Wednesday.
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George von Lienen
Moulton
Frank Wendel
Oak Grove
Hallettsville
Renewal notice for MAIT subscriptions at The Eagle Officer
Mait subscribers are reminded daily papers and magazines may be renewed with The Eagle Officer. When a subscription expires let us handle the renewal process and continue delivery.
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Eagle Officer
Zions Lutheran Church Meeting Schedule Notice
Zions Lutheran Church schedules for Thursday November 5 Ladies Aid at 2 30 p m Friday November 6 Church Board at 8 p m Sunday November 8 Sunday School and Bible Class 9 30 a m German service at 10 30 a m Pastor R Jacobs quotes He that is of God hearth Gods words John 8 47.
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Ladies’ Aid
Payroll Checks Bear Pledge of Allegiance at Work
Seattle workers at Pacific Car and Foundry pledge allegiance weekly by endorsing their payroll checks stamped with a pledge to support and defend the Constitution and laws of the United States against all enemies foreign and domestic.
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Seattle
Pacific Car and Foundry Company
United States
The
Prime Choice Good All Mean Tender Steak
Massachusetts State College food experts say prime marks top quality while choice and good are common at home. To avoid a tough steak, avoid those lower grades.
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Amherst
Mass
Massachusetts State College
Fond Farewell Turns Funny as Brother Reappears
Private Harry M. Coffee took leave from the artillery school in Las Vegas to visit home and say farewell to his brother, who was departing for the army. The brother returns unexpectedly as a new recruit visits the post, revealing the surprising family reunion.
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Harry M. Coffee
Army
Las Vegas
Nev
Coffee
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