Grand jury investigations sweep multiple Texas counties
District judges in Bexar Travis Grayson Jefferson Nolar Lamar and Smith counties order grand jury investigations into Ku Klux Klan activities. Schulenburg Sticker marks twenty eighth year of usefulness and The Eagle thanks for Yorktown Fall Fair season ticket. Yorktown fair runs October 19 20 21 with races broncho busting calf roping dances music and contests. several thousand dollars in prizes. Kathleen Preston teaching staff Nordheim visits her father K Pres son and sister Misa Grace Preston.
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Bexar
Travis
Grayson
Jefferson
Nolar
Lamar
Smith Counties
the Eagle
Yorktown
Kathleen Preston
Nordheim School
K Pres
Misa Grace Preston
Free Extra Copies Of Texas Legislative Manual Printed
A resolution sponsored by Senator R. P. Dorough allows the printing of extra copies of the 1932 Legislative Manual for free distribution. The manual includes the Texas Constitution, U.S. Constitution, House and Senate rosters, rules, standing committees, and more. Requests to Octavia F. Rogan in Austin with postage will receive a copy. Weighs 1 pound 2 ounces. mailing rates listed. Teachers may obtain multiple copies for classroom use.
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R. P. Dorough
Texarkana
Texas
United States
House
Senate
Octavia F. Rogan
State Library
Austin
Manuel
Teachers of History and Civics
Death of Frank Raab in Oak Grove commemorated
Frank Raab aged seventy seven years ten months five days died at his home Thursday September 29 after a lingering illness. Funeral held from his residence Friday at four oclock with Rev Mather Kopp. interment in Moulton Catholic cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Born December 3 1843 in Austria he married Joseph a Hossinger in 1878 and moved to Texas in 1884. Survived by six children two sons Hugo and Louis and twenty one grandchildren. The Eagle offers sympathy to the family.
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Frank Raab
Oak Grove
Moulton Catholic
Mather Kopp
Martin Boehm
Joe Anderle
John F. Fishbeck
John Freytag
A. J. Elster
Rudolph Haas
Decedent
Austria
Josepha Hossinger
Texas
Prada
Fayette County
Anton Selzer
Moulton
FR. Riebschlaeger
Nordheim
Adolf Selzer
Hermann Raab
Alice
Louis Raab
Santo
Local residents visit kin and welcome newborn in Shiner area
Edgar Merrem and son Melvin visited Shiner relatives over the weekend. Several locals returned from Bastrop and Hallettsville. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank A Cinadr on Sunday October 2 1921. Heaviest baby prize awarded to Maurine Todd at the Flatonia fair. Various families traveled from Taylor and Moulton visiting local residents before departures.
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Mre
Edgar Merrem
Melvin
Shiner
Frank A. Cinadr
Little Maurine
William Todd
Our Town
Flatonia Fair
Flatonia Fair rewards top exhibitors despite bad opening weather
The Flatonia ninth annual fair drew large crowds amid showers with exhibits outdoing prior years. Thompson & Co. won first prize for a Durham bull over one year, Julius Hohensee took first in Tamworth boars, and several other exhibitors earned top honors in Poland China boars, White Wyandottes, White Leg Horns, White Holland turkeys and Bourbon Red turkeys.
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Flatonia
Thompson & Co
Durham
Hereford Keifer
Julius Hohensee
Tamworth
Joe Etlinger
Poland
China
W. M. Huff
H. M. Paul
Death of Mancil Leazar
The six year old Mancil Leazar of near Boursville died Wednesday from lockjaw after a wire scratch on his leg a week earlier. Medical aid was summoned but he died. He was buried Thursday in the Old Moulton cemetery as his grieving parents received sympathy from The Eagle.
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Mancil Leazar
Ed. Leazar
Boursville
Lock Jaw
Moulton
Mrs Baur and sons visit Yoakum and Kraeger sisters return
Mrs Adolph Baur and her sons arrived back Wednesday after a trip to Yoakum. Miss Edith Kraeger and Miss Adelia Kraeger went back to Shiner on Monday after a brief visit at the Victor O Pebrvenkamp home.
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Mrs
Adolph Baur and Sons
Yoakum
Edith
Adelia Kraeger
Shiner
Victor O. Pebrvenkamp
Texas Annexes Two Records in Road Building
Texas reports lead in completed road miles and far more under construction after five years of federal aid. Austin notes 682 miles completed of 7,467 total, with 1,691 miles under construction costing 24.5 million dollars, federal aid totaling about 8.95 million. Illinois tops federal aid on projects, at 11.8 million, with Texas close behind at 11.39 million.
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Austin
Texas
Illinois
Red Cross Requisitions For Brazos Flood Sufferers
Lavaca County American Red Cross chair receives a St Louis request for relief items including 20 men’s overalls 20 men’s shirts 27 boys overalls 27 children’s dresses and 55 men’s work shoes. Donations urged at Hallettsville Red Cross office.
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Lavaca County
American Red Cross
Red Cross
St. Louis
Brazos County
The
Hallettsville
Texas
Wires Eliminate Time and Space
The article notes the telephone industry has rapidly spanned the country with vast wire networks. It connects over 13 450,000 telephones in the United States, offering faster direct intercommunication than the telegraph, mails, railroads, or airplanes.
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United States
Wanted 1000 lbs country bacon in trade at 15c
Mr and Mrs Robert Kayeer of Sealy visited Dr P Uck and family Monday. They left Tuesday to visit Shiner and Hal tetiaville.
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F. Biehunke
Robert Kayeer
Sealy
P. OU. Puck
Shiner and
Haltetiaville
Shiner Route 3 Hear From Moulton Eagle
A letter from Shiner Route 3 to the Moulton Eagle recounts local farm activity and social visits. Many residents report rain, house building, and guests inclining Frank Krejet and family, Krank Simper, Mary Jilek, Bessie and Annie Krejot, and visits to the fair at Watonia. A dance at Henkbane drew a large crowd with Red Rose acknowledged.
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Moulton
Joe Krejet
Frank Krejet
Dulak Waa
D. K. Michaleo, Jr
Krank
Vrankvilek
Frank Keej
Novak and Trojacek wed at Catholic church
Lorenz Novak and Anna Trojacek prominent Old Moulton residents were married September 28 at the Catholic church with Rev. Father Kupp as celebrant. A large crowd attended and the reception at Mr. Novak’s home followed with food served generously. The Eagle offers congratulations and best wishes.
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Lorenz Novak
Anna Trojacek
Moulton
Father Kupp
Novak
Forty Two Club Hosts September Meeting and Prizes
Mrs KL Etlinger entertained the Forty Two Club on September 29 in her northern town home. Seven games were enjoyed with Elizabeth Quebedeaur winning high and V Rebmet securing the club pin. Refreshments included salad olives waters sandwiches cake and ice tea as members and guests took part in games and socializing.
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KL. Etlinger
Mphuredas
Eiigabeth Quebedeaur
Evers
V. Rebmet
Mesdames
Aut
Kolar
Fr. Wagner
Sam Jaeggli
Rad
Papacek
J. J. Kotzebue
V. Rehmet
Jaeggli
Hiizebeth Quebedeaur
Annie Mae Arnim
Mary Goety
Lilie Ethinger
Mesdames P. Gosts
Sennin
Bank offers free box protection until January 1933
The First State Bank advertises safety deposit boxes protected by a burglar alarm system with free rental until January 1933.
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First State Bank
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Fist State Bank of Moulton
Wm, Green E. Studeman Frank J. Wagner
Philip Welhausen
O. Buescher
Guenther Hospital
Moulton, Texas
Drs. Guenther & Jaeggli
Opera House
Tarzan
F, Biehunko
Schhulenburg
Schulenburg
Klobedans Garage
Telephone
E. W. Klobedans
Legislative Manual
T. N. Powell
Nelda Erhardt
Bastrop
J. T. Jaeggli
William Peterson
Raymond Allen
RK. B. Allen
Airs. Schenk of
Halletsville
Rudolph Jaeggli
G. L. McMaster
Miss Eunice Arnold
R. B Papacek
Helen Rabman
Sam and Will Moore Institute
Hettie Rabman
Baursville School
Louis Nachlinger
J. W. Nachlinger
Lester
Taylor
G. J. Bohoenkamp
San Antonio
Millie Templin
Bud, Jaeggli & Bro
Englé October
Miss Templin
the Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Moulton, and
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