Tire Sale Specials from a Preserved Ad Listing
A historical newspaper style ad lists tire sizes and prices from brands such as Goodrich, Kelly Springfield, and Michelin. Items include 30x3 Goodrich Radio at 4.95 and 82x4 Goodrich Radio oversize at 9.95, with multiple oversize and balloon tires, plus Kelly Springfield varieties and price points ranging into the low teens and 20s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodrich
Goodrich Commander
Goodrich Radio O.S
Goodrich Radio O. S
Local Oil and Tube Sale Ad Highlights Special Prices
Readable ad listing various tube sizes and prices for Good tube and oil specials from Texaco. Includes bulk 5 gallon lots and per gallon pricing for Texaco products. Encourages customers to bring their cans and purchase promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texaco
State Teachers Meet Opens in San Antonio
The Texas State Teachers Association will convene in San Antonio on November 29 with an anticipated attendance of 10 000 teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas State Teachers’ Association
San Antonio
Geier Merrem Post Elects New Officers
Geier Merrem Post No 392 American Legion Moviton held a November 15 meeting and elected Ed Woehler as post commander John V Havlik first vice commander Rud Schodde second vice commander Emil Pustejovsky third vice commander Victor Fehrenkamp post adjutant William Miculka finance officer Frank J Wagner service officer Dr Joseph V Dozier post physician Albert Hohensee sergeant at arms Emil Barak color bearer Fred F Fehrenkamp historian Louis Migl chaplain Malvin Merrem mascot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geier-Merrem
American Legion
Moviton
Ed. Woehler
John V. Havlik
Rud. Schodde
Emil Pustejovsky
Victor O. Fehrenkamp
William Miculka
Frank J. Wagner
Joseph V. Dozier
Albert Hohensee
Emil Barak
Fred F. Fehrenkamp
Louis A. Migl
Malvin Merrem
Public installation of officers at Geier-Merrem Post 892
Public installation of officers of Geier-Merrem Post No 892 American Legion at Hermann Park at 7 45 PM Tuesday November 27 1928. Everyone is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geier-Merrem
American Legion
Hermann Park
Trade at Home Poem Editorial
A local column exhorts residents to shop locally to keep money circulating in the town. It warns that out of town trading weakens the community’s lifeblood and urges support for home businesses that sustain a lively, peppy town.
Zions Lutheran Church Announces Sunday Schedule 1928
On Sunday November 25, 1928, Zions Lutheran Church invites all to attend at 9 30 A M Sunday School and Bible Class and 10 30 A M English service with special music. A cordial invitation to friends near and far. Pastor A H Falkenberg extends the welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Falkenberg
John W Meyer Departs for San Antonio Wednesday
John W. Meyer left for San Antonio on Wednesday, departing from his home city for unknown or unspecified travels.
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John W. Meyer
San Antonio
Cashiers Meet Here in Moulton for Monthly Dinner and Meeting
Central Power and Light cashiers in Guadalupe District gathered in Luther Hall Moulton on November 14 for a dinner hosted by local manager Smith Leazar. County Judge-Elect August W Janszen gave the welcome, District Manager A B Sawyers of Cuero responded, and the program featured the Moulton Juvenile Orchestra and remarks by Superintendent W B Smith. The afternoon session covered cashier business and was described as one of the most pleasant meetings of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Power & Light Company
Guadalupe
Moulton
Luther Hall
Smith Leazar
Moulton Public Schools
A. B. Sawyers
Cuero
Falkenberg
Kings
W. B. Smith
Moulton Public
Tick eradication supervisor reports quarantine changes
R F Krenek of Hallettsville, Lavaca county tick eradication supervisor, said in Moulton that Lavaca county will be released from Federal and State quarantine on January 1. Some tick herds will remain under special quarantine longer and inspectors will be reduced to three after the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Krenek
Hallettsville
Lavaca County
Moulton
McCloskey Defeats Wurzbach in 14th District Race
Final election returns show Augustus McCloskey, Democrat, defeating Harry M. Wurzbach, Republican, for Congress in Texas' 14th district. Wurzbach had been the state's lone Republican in Congress for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus McCloskey
Harry M. Wurzbach
Congress
Wurzbach
Texas
Baptism of Dorothy Lillie at Lillie Home
Dorothy Louise Ida Lillie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lillie of near Moulton, was baptized Saturday afternoon at the Lillie home with Rev. A H Falkenberg of the Lutheran church officiating. Sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. Otto Wieting and Mrs. Ida Lillie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Louise Ida
Edwin Lillie
Moulton
A. H. Falkenberg
Lutheran Church
Otto Wieting
Ida Lillie
San Antonio Visit Log Highlights Local Residents
August Hilert and George Hamon spent Sunday and Monday in San Antonio with social and business ties. Mr and Mrs Fri Wilks visited in San Antonio early in the week while Miss Anita von Lienen of Dallas arrived Tuesday to visit homefolks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Hilert
San Antonio
George Hamon
Anita von Lienen
Dallas
Ermis Culak Wedding Held at Moulton Parish
Ermis Culak and Miss Rosie Culak wed Tuesday morning November 20 at the Catholic parsonage in Moulton with Rev. Father Joseph Kopp officiating. The ceremony was followed by a reception at the bride’s home with immediate relatives present. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Culak of Culak's school. the groom is son of Mr and Mrs Frank Ermis of near Henkhaus.
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Albert Ermis
Rosie Culak
Moulton
Joseph Kopp
Joe Culak
Culak
Frank Ermis
Near
Henkhaus
Local social roundup from Moulton and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Erwin Oehl of LaGrange visited in Moulton at the Och hume home. Miss Tillie Franke left for Shiner to spend the week with kin. J T Jaegels and daughter Annie Laurie visited in San Antonio. E L Rehmet and Mrs K Rehmet of San Antonio visited in Moulton. W A Bergfeld and sons Bill and Edsel traveled to San Antonio and Seguin. Rud J Roeder and family of Schulenburg visited the Wilks home. Adela Krueger of Schiner visited the Fehrenkamp home. Alfred Balhorn of Rockdale came for a brief visit with his mother Josephine Balhorn. Henry Roesler and daughter Sydonia were visitors in Path Hobson and Karnes City. Joe and Pren Sockwell stockmen near Moulton shipped a carload of cattle to Fort Worth. Owen Brown of Hallettsville and wife visited their relatives in Moulton.
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Alfred Balhorn
Rockdale
Josephine Balhorn
Henry Roesler
Miss Sydonia
Path, Hobson and
Karnes City
Local families visit Moulton from Galveston and Houston
Mr Kay Wagner and family and Mrs Ben Wagner and children from Galveston visited home folks in Moulton Sunday and Monday Mrs Ed Boehm Sr and daughter Mrs Blo Fehrenkamp returned Sunday from Waco where they attended the Cotton Palace Exposition Joe Knesek formerly of this section now in Corpus Christi joined the Eagle readers list Joe Ullmann of Sweet Home was in Moulton Monday visiting his parents Mr and Mrs F Ullmann He plans to move to Port Lavaca this weekend Mrs H A Krause and son of Houston are visiting relatives near Moulton Mrs Krause added her name to The Eagle readers list while in town.
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Kay Wagner
Ben Wagner
Galveston
Moulton
Ed. Boehm, Sr
Blo Fehrenkamp
Waco
Cotton Palace Exposition
Joe Knesek
Corpus Christi
Moulton Eagle
Joe Ullmann
Sweet Home
F. Ullmann
Mr. Ullmann
Port Lavaca
H. A. Krause
Houston
Mansfield to Washington Will Send Eagle Copy Ahead
Congressman J. J. Mansfield from Columbus states he will depart for Washington in a few days and asks that his copy of The Moulton Eagle be forwarded to the national capital.
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J. J. Mansfield
Columbus
Washington
National Capitol
Fehrenkamp Family Return From Normangee and Taylor
Mrs Louis Fehrenkamp and daughter Mabel Marie Mrs Henry Fehrenkamp and son Henry Edward Louis Niebuhr and Joe Heinrich returned Tuesday from Normangee and Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Fehrenkamp
Mabel Marie
Henry Fehrenkamp
Henry Edward
Louis Niebuhr
Joe Heinrich
Normangee and
Taylor
Barbecue Event a Success for Moulton P T A
The Boursville P T A barbecued dinner and bazaar at Moulton drew a large crowd despite bad weather. Harmonica band entertainment plus lunch boosted receipts to 195.80 with 24 new members added, bringing total to 72. A meeting is set for Friday night November 23.
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Boursville P.T. A
Moulton
P.T A
Subscription Payments Readers Gratitude List
The Eagle thanks readers who paid subscriptions since the last report. Names include A G Kotzebue of West Columbia and Frank Bujnoch of Moulton among others in San Antonio Shiner Corpus Christi Port Lavaca Austwell and Houston. Readers credited: A G Kotzebue Frank Bujnoch Paul Mikulencak Emil Jemelka J A Brunkenhoefer Wanda Will A S Greive John Culak William Logemann Julius Mraz Joe Ullmann Mrs H A Krause Joe Knesek Oscar Petrash Ernst Bowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bujnoch
Moulton
Paul Mikulencak
Shiner
Emil Jemelka
J. A. Brunkenhoefer
San Antonio
Wanda Will
Dilworth
A. S. Greive
John Culak
William Logemann
Julius Mraz
Corpus Christi
Joe Ullmann
Port Lavaca
H. A. Krause
Houston
Joe Knesek
Oscar Petrash
Austwell
Ernst Bowe
Moulton High Girls Beat Town In Tight Practice Game
In a Friday night double header at Herman Park Hall, Moulton High School girls defeated Town girls 18 to 17 while the Moulton High School boys lost to Town 80 to 16.
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Moulton High School
Town Girls
Town Boys
Herman Park Hall
Public cotton receipts in Moulton reach 6547 bales
Public Weigher Charles Welff reports that 6 547 bales of new cotton had been marketed in Moulton up to 4 p.m. Wednesday November 2.
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Charles Welff
Moulton
Gonzales Lawyer Dies Suddenly in San Antonio
J M Green 85 a Gonzales attorney died Tuesday evening at 5 15 in front of the Medical Arts Building in San Antonio. His sister Ruth Green 50 superintendent of Gonzales county schools drove to a drug store but he had already died. He had become blind in school yet pursued law and is survived by a wife and four children.
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J. M. Green
Gonzales
Medical Arts Building
Ruth Green
Gonzales County
Alamo Plaza
Medical Arts
Green
San Antonio Express
Special Train to Austin for Thanksgiving Game
Southern Pacific announces a special train from Moulton to Austin for the Texas University versus Agricultural and Mechanical College football game. The train leaves Moulton at 8 44 A M Thanksgiving morning, arrives in Austin at 12 15 P M, returns from Austin at 6 30 P M and reaches Moulton at 9 52 P M. Round trip fare from Moulton is 2 90 dollars.
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Austin
Moulton
Texas University
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Southern Pacific
Shell Bros Wild Animal Show Delights Local Crowd
Shell Bros. trained wild animal show performed Tuesday afternoon and night, drawing a large crowd that appeared to enjoy the performances.
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Shell Bros
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Goodrich Radio
Goodrich Radio O
Kelly Springfield
Kelly
H. D
Kelly Balloons
Anders Garage
State Bank
Fri. Wilks
Richard Rehmet of
LaGrange
Lewis Allen
Emil Vogt
Emil Schmidt
Anton Katzer
Mr. Katzer
Ermis Culak
Erwin Oehl of
Tillie Franke
Kindred
J. T. Jaegels
Annie Laurie
E. L. Rehmet
K. Rehmet
W.A. Bergfeld and Sons
Bill and
Edsel
Seguin
Rud. J. Roeder
Schulenburg
F. Wilks
Adela Krueger of
Schiner
Victor Fehrenkamp
Joe
PrenSockwell
Fort Worth
Owen Brown
Moulton Sunday
Charles QO. Riske
Eagle
A. G. Kotzebue
West Columbia
Just
W. F. Oehl & Son
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Adam Brown Hunter
Community Bank
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