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Newspaper

Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1918

Page

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Sugar Supply Strain Highlights War Time Shortages

The report outlines seasonal sugar flows from Cuba, Hawaii, Porto Rico and the Philippines, noting stock sags from 304000 to about 120000 tons and urging conservation. It warns of distribution gaps east of the Alleghenies and stresses building stock for 1918 19 amid labor shortages and shipping pressures.

Cuba Hawaii Porto Rico Philippines Atlantic Seaboard Alleghanies Potomac Valley Eady United States

Spanish Influenza Precautions

Public health notice from F G Pernoud medical adviser American Red Cross outlining flu spread by contact and respiratory discharge. Advises reducing crowds, individual hygiene, proper clothing, fresh air, hydration, avoid shared items, frequent hand washing, nasal sprays, and consulting a physician at first symptoms.

F. G. Pernoud Southwestern Division American Red Cross

Parents to Receive 6000 for Death of Twin Sons

Mrs. Fritz Bohne of Cuero Texas receives an $80 back insurance payment for twins Jesse and Joe Bohne who died at 17 in naval training camps Great Lakes and Norfolk in 1917. The department now awards $6000 to their mother as monthly installments of $50, with $800 representing sixteen past due months. The parents recently consented for a third son to join the navy.

Cuero Texas Fritz Bohne United States Jesse Joe Bohne Great Lakes Norfolk Wilson Navy

Obituary of Mrs Veronica Pavlicek

Mrs Veronica Pavlicek dies at son in law Anton Miculka home aged 86 years 8 months 26 days. Born in Mistek Moravia she came to the United States in 1860 and lived in High Hill Fayette county. Survived by one son Vince Paunce Shiner and two daughters Mrs Anton Miculka and Mrs Frank Bucek. Also 38 grandchildren and 79 great grandchildren. The Eagle offers sympathy.

Veronica Pavlicek Anton Miculka Moulton S.P.J.S Pavlicek Mistek Moravia Austria Ignac Pavlicek High Jil Fayette County Vince Paunce Shiner Moulton Frank Bucek Runge Eagle

Young A&M cadet dies after illness at College Hospital

F J Butschek age 18 son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Butschek of Moulton died at College Hospital after three days of pneumonia. He was a Moulton High School graduate who joined A & M fall term to enter the S A T C vocational section. He was in Seventh company and had many friends here as the flag at the college was placed at half mast in his memory.

College Station Texas F. J. Butschek Joseph Butschek Moulton College Hospital Butschek Moulton High School

Drouth Relief, Oil Find, War Prices Noted In Briefs

Drouth relief fund reaches 147000 dollars. An oil gusher was brought in near Ballinger at a depth of 2278 feet. War Industries Board fixes shoe prices from 12 dollars to 3.50. Camp Bowie negro troops to get a downtown club once plans materialize. Agriculture estimates 1918 cotton crop at 11818000 equivalent 500 pound bales, over half a million above last year.

Ballinger Camp Bowie War Camp Department of Agriculture Washington, D. C

Fourth Liberty Loan Campaign Closes October 19

The notice urges readers to purchase bonds before October 19 as the fourth Liberty Loan drive ends. It emphasizes civic duty and urges timely investment in national defense.

War Industries Board to Enforce Printery Instructions

The Eagle reports the war industries board has issued directives to the printery and all instructions will be carried out.

THE EAGLE War Industries Board

Misses Menke and Lueke Visit Shiner Relatives

Misses Helen Menke and Olga Lueke visited Shiner relatives and friends Sunday, sharing time with family and locals during a weekend trip.

Helen Menke Olga Lueke Shiner

Mr and Mrs Frank Bucek Return With Son Vladik

Mr and Mrs Frank Bucek and their son Vladik returned to Range on Monday after a period away.

Frank Bucek Vladik

Young Soldier Tom Welfl Dies in Army Hospital

Tom Welfl of near Shiner grandson of Mr and Mrs Jacob Welfl died in San Antonio Army Hospital Thursday night October 5 from pneumonia. He was 21 years old and buried Sunday in S P I S T Cemetery with the Shiner band playing. He leaves his mother three brothers and many relatives and friends.

Tom Welfl Shiner Jacob Welfl Army Hospital San Antonio Mr. Welfs

Flatonia Fair Closes After Three Days of Exhibits

Flatonia wrapped up a successful three day fair Saturday night with strong exhibits. Goat roping and football drew interest while George Cooper of Dilworth set a fast time roping and tying his goat in 18 seconds. Army planes flew over the grounds daily and a dance each night capped the event.

Flatonia George Cooper Dilworth

Mausoleum Begun in Public Cemetery

C Windel informs the writer that work on his mausoleum has begun this week. The contract calls for completion within fifteen months. The mausoleum will cost $7440 and be built of Georgia granite with two statues of Italian marble at the entrance.

C. Windel Georgia

Moulton Club Sets Friday Afternoon Meeting

The regular monthly meeting of the Moulton Home and School Club will be held at the Sam and Will Moore Institute this Friday afternoon at four o'clock. All members are requested to attend.

Moulton Sam and Will Moore Institute

Local residents return from visits and new courses

Mre, Robert Brandl and children have returned from a several weeks visit at East Bernard. Willie Mueller, a 1918 graduate of the Sam and Will Moore Institute, left for Yoakum to enter Baldwin's Business College. Mrs. R. Preston and daughter Miss Grace returned Saturday from Corpus Christi, with Mrs. Preston's health greatly improved.

Mre Robert Brandl East Bernard Willie Mueller Sam and Will Moore Institute Yoakum Baldwin’s Business College R. Preston Grace Corpus Christi

Moves Bring Liberty Bond Literature To Moulton

Lieutenant Meinhard Kotzebue formerly of Moulton stationed at Ellington Field dropped a large batch of Liberty bond literature Saturday afternoon. Mrs A Q O Leslie and her daughter Lucile have moved to Moulton to live with Prof and Mrs T H Leslie, and are welcomed to the town.

Meinhard Kotzebue Moulton Ellington Field

Funeral for Bernice Janszen Held in Guadalupe County

Miss Bernice Janszen ten year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Adolph Janszen of Cibolo Guadalupe county died Friday October 4 after a four month illness. The body was laid to rest Saturday at four o'clock. Attending the funeral were Mr and Mrs Emil Janszen, Mrs August W Janszen and W B Stroman. The Eagle offers sympathy to the bereaved parents.

Bernice Janszen Adolph Janszen Cibolo Guadalupe County Emil Janszen August W. Janszen W. B. Stroman Eagle

Fourth Liberty Loan drive urged for oversubscription

Washington reports officials say no war situation justifies halting public efforts to make the Fourth Liberty Loan a tremendous success. President Wilson’s aim for an American peace will be strengthened by an oversubscription to the loan.

Washington, D. C Wilson

68 Page Pamphlet Lists 17000 Draft Numbers Mailed

Washington explains that a 68 page pamphlet with 17000 numbers drawn in Monday's draft was mailed to over 4500 local exemption boards nationwide. It includes instructions on classifying registrants to fix the order of men aged 19 to 37 for the first training camps.

Washington, D. C United States

Junior Red Cross Mobilizes for War Aid in Southwest

St Louis October 6 Junior Red Cross in the Southwestern Division will supply 30 000 splints for European battlefields before November 15. They will also make 1000 bedside tables and 500 kitchen utensil chests by December 1 in school manual training rooms. The division has raised 258 000 dollars in five months for war relief and continues efforts to organize Juniors in every division school.

St. Louis American Red Cross Europe Red Cross

Red Cross Elects Officers at Moulton Branch

At a Saturday meeting of the Moulton Branch Iavaca County Chapter of the American Red Cross officers were elected. They are Mrs Ed Studeman chairman Mrs Qo Busting vice chairman Miss Adele Knesek secretary Miss Ella Krueger assistant secretary John Bucek treasurer and Miss Annie Arnim member executive board. The workroom will be open on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons each week.

Moulton Iavaca County The American Red Cross Ed Studeman Q.oe Busting Adele Knesek Ella Krueger John Bucek Annie Arnim

Lutheran Mission Festival And Pictures At Moulton Church

Lutheran notices announce a Sunday October 13 service at 10 a m in Boursville for a mission festival and an 8 p m stereopticon slide show at Moulton church. Rev Gogolin will discuss New Guinea missions and a free will offering will help cover expenses. The Luther League meeting at Mr and Mrs Oto Templin has been postponed.

Boursville Moulton Gogolin New Guinea Luther League Oto Templin

Don’t Shoot at Pigeons Warns Public

A wartime notice urges civilians not to shoot at pigeons as any bird in the air may be a carrier for the American army. It warns that destroying pigeons could harm military needs and asks people to report pigeons labeled “U.S.A.-18” found in possession to the Chief Signal Office in Washington, D.C.

U.S. A Chief Signal Office Land Division Washington, D. C

Lavaca County Red Cross surpasses clothing quota for Belgians

From Hallettsville Lavaca County chapter of the American Red Cross reports collection of 3590 pounds of clothing for Belgian relief, 1500 pounds above its stated quota. Lavaca County is noted for going over the top.

Lavaca County Hallettsville American Red Cross

Yoakum Bay Soldier Dies of Wounds in October Casualty List

The overseas casualty list for October 1 includes Corporal Brooklyn Ray Engle of Yoakum. Engle died of wounds sustained in service.

Yoakum Bay Brooklyn Ray Engle Yoakum Corporal Engle

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bartosch Guenther Hospital Moulton, Texas Drs. Guenther and Craven In Charge Theresa Guenther Julia Matocha Annie Brom U. S. Food Administration Lelelel Drouth Relief Fund Washington Flatonia Fair America Junior Red Cross Lutheran Church Notices H. A. Heinreke
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