Subscriptions Thanked by Eagle Readers Across Many Towns
The Eagle lists readers who paid subscriptions since the last report. Names span Moulton, Flatonia, Shiner, San Antonio, Houston, Corpus Christi, and beyond, including Alabama and California. Notes include service members, local residents, and community groups among extensive donor names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Melvin J. Pustejovsky
H. M. Hudson
Alabama
J. L. Mraz
Flatonia
Emma Hirsch
Moulton
Rose M. Jilek
San Antonio
Henry Lehman
Shiner
Roland Welff
Frank J. Hanslik
Ben Schraer
F. A. Koneaba
E. Miculka
Floresville
Lillian Seidel
Louis J. Pa
Frank Luksovsky
L. E. Labne
Joe Bartos
Jordan Raab
Vince Rehmet
Vincent
W. Rehmet
West Columbia
Jesse Rehmer
Sheman
Mary John
Gregory
E. O. Zimmermann
el Campo
Eugene Anders
Yoakum
Ed. Boehm, Jr
Allen R. Seifert
Hallettsville Man Finds 1858 Half Dollar Coin
B J Brosch of Hallettsville located three miles west of St Marys brought a discovery to town. In the cotton fields his wife found an 1858 half dollar with a seated Liberty and eagle design. A $5 bid was offered but the coin remained with the owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallettsville
B. J. Brosch
St. Mary’s
United States of America
Not So Bloated Burden Shares Revealed in Company Finances
A breakdown shows 55.8 percent spent on supplies insurance rents and other costs 28.8 percent to employees as salaries and benefits 1.6 percent for depreciation 2.7 percent reinvested 9.6 percent to taxes and 1.5 percent to stockholders. The summary highlights the big shares taken by expenses workers and government with stockholders receiving a small cut.
Card of Thanks to Dr Strieder and Staff
Anton Pavlas thanks Dr Hugo J Strieder and his nurses for courtesies during his hospital stay. He expresses gratitude to visitors and those who sent get well cards and notes of kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo J. Strieder
John Mladenko Visits Shiner Resident Saturday
John Mladenko of Shiner spent Saturday in the home of Cc. C. Orts, sharing time and conversation in a routine social visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mladenko
Shiner
Cc. C. Orts
Komensky P.T.A. to Hold First Meeting Friday
The Komensky P.T.A. will meet Friday October 7 at 8:00 to reorganize for the new term. All school patrons are asked to attend to help elect officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Komensky P.T. A
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the Eagle
Louis Fehrenkamp
Anton Stasney
Mlinois
Rudy Heger
Freeport
Frank Krejci
Corpus Christi
Jim Fishbeck
Fred Kaiser
H. B. Moeller
Robert M. Lukas
Adolph Pavlas
Anna Bratrich
E. F. Filipp
Frank Galla
Ganado
John Mikulencak
Louis Michalec
Helen Gohlke
Victoria
F. K. Hrnek
Stella Krejci
Ad. Etlinger
Jno
Brom
George Pavlicek
Aug
J. Fojtik
F. J. Albrecht
R. Valenta
Fred Pilat
R. O. Feherenkamp
California
Frankie Jasek
Otto Keil
Moeller
Louis J. Pavlas, Jr
August Kasper
Culak
John Strieder
C.H. Hilcher
Snyder
Jim Kouba
Frank Biehunko Jr
R. W. Berkenhoff
Herbert Dietschke
Adolph Hoffmann
New Braunfels
Jake Tousek
Joe Kalischke
T. W. Cooper
Luling
Jerry Kalina
Maresh
Rudie Kainer
Edward Kainer
J. A. Schindler
Joe Jurek
Gonzales
A. H. Goebel
Hermleigh
Wm. Brosch
St. Joseph School
Raymond Kocian
Chas. Guthier
Miss Jewell Lockwell
Herbert Huber
Anton J. Stary Jr
Carl Mathews
Anton Kolar
Tommy Picha
Roy
Neuse
Willie Pilat
Leslie Haas
Henrichs
Joe V. Michalec
Henry Koester
Wm .Wachtendorf
Thomas F. Valenta
Paul Green
Wm. Bratrich
Comfort
W. W. Hildebrandt
Joe Anderle
Robert John Kiel
Wm. Hillmer
Winters
Luther W. Lamon
Moulton Nolan Wagner
Austin
Anton Pavlas
Ford
U. S
Alaska
Ford Car Safety Contest
Chicago
Illinois
Ford Motor Company
Ford Dealers
United States
Pease
Savines Bonds
Savines Bones
Moulton, Texas
A. J. Darilek
Insurance and Bonds
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Moulton Motor Sales
Lee Jarosek
Weldon L. Knape
W. M
Donald A. Bunting
Geier-Merrem
American Legion
Wm. Miculka
Jodie Meiserschlaeger
Adj
Komensky Pta
Moulton Chamber of Commerce
J. H. Vanham Jr
W. H. Pundt
Sec
Tion
K. C. T. I. Gonzales
Texas
Patek’s Orchestra
Spoetzl Brewery
Shiner, Texas
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