Long Ago Notes and Local Updates
Moulton records show 450 bales of cotton to date while corn sells for 35 cents a bushel. Frank Guenther joins A F Kotzebue druggist. Frank Koester moves his meat market. Darilek Jr. injures left hand digging wells. A fire at Koest barbecue is contained. Jno Wenske kills a 14 foot snake. Emil Kolar recovering from typhoid. new warehouse by George Baur. Meiners family at Papacek residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Guenther
A. F. Kotzebue
Frank Koester
Frank Darilek, Jr
Henkhaus
Pierce Station
Flatonia
Waelder
F. G. Koest
Jno. Wenske
Frank Bucek
Hallettsville
August Elster
Emil
Jno
Kolar
George Baur
Papacek
Moulton Fire Destroys Oil Mill and Town Notes
The oil mill and cotton seed plant burned to the ground in Moulton on October 21 at 5 30 pm. Value about 15000 with 6000 insurance. Other items include a new baby for Mr and Mrs A F Kotzebue, a horse killed by lightning, land surveyed near Evergreen School, a drug store burglary by Mr Underwood Yoakum, and a pending hanging sentence for Marty Reyna set for December 4 1903. A young farmer Jno Culak suffered a bad wrist injury after a wagon mishap on the Nickel road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Lueke
Soeawater
Lueke
Moulton
A. F. Kotzebue
Lavaca Co
Jno
Culak
Mixed schools and farm concerns dominate state talk
The state supreme court upheld funds for mixed schools amid challenges by the Texas Citizens Council. Governor Shivers and Attorney General Shepperd cautioned no rapid integration acceleration. The piece notes local boards control pace, calls for farm stability, discusses cotton parity, and cites Eisenhower, Nixon, and Lyndon Johnson on rural policy and veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Citizes Council
Big Spring
State Supreme Court
Shivers
Shepperd
Dope Traffic In Texas Studied By Senate Subcommittee
The Daniel subcommittee in Texas holds hearings in Austin and Houston to learn how illicit narcotics traffic operates and what laws or new approaches might end the dope trade. Testimony comes from officials addicts and relatives as debate over harsher penalties compulsory hospitalization and government dispensaries unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Senate
Price Daniel
Daniel
United States
Austin
Houston
Rio Grande
Daniel Subcommittee
Correspondents Wanted for Rural Areas
The Moulton Eagle seeks rural correspondents from Ko mensky Witting Oak Grove and Henkhaus. If you are interested contact the Eagle office by writing or calling. An offer that will interest you is available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Moulton Eagle
Komensky
Witting
Oak Grove
Henkhaus
Eagle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hy A
Moulten
Shiner
By Jne
Anton Faltisek
Moulton Texas
Supreme Court
U. S. Supreme Court
Abernthy
Misssissippi
Congress
Eisenhower
Washington
Nixon
Lyndon B. Johnson
Houston Post
Delores Berger
Shiner Catholic Parish
Jimmie E. Berckenhoff
Berger
Edward Kram
Helen Firasek
Marcella Vana
Missesith Korenek
Theresa Janets
Mary Jane Kahha
Suzanne @ Riske
St. Mary’s
Shiner Catholic Church
Shirley Berger
Edmund Kram
Joe Brosch
Clarence Wenske
Bill Machart
Edgar Raab
Oscar Hirsch
Fr. Kubicek
August Machart
Jerry Kurtz
Sadik Mikes
Louis Berger
Fred Berger
Elon Berger
Emil Trojcak
Alice Miller
Frank Paris
Sylvester Chilek
John Provazek
Jimmie Holub
Gus Kresta
Joe Berger
Frank Patek
Jim Petru
Lee Berckenhoff
John Lewis Beran
John Beran
Lillie Ermis
John Pavlas
Eddie Arndt
Ed. Novosad
Frank J. Wagner
Bertha J. Firasek
Emil Beran
Joe Holub, Jr
August Heyer
Joe Firasek
Fred Firasek
Adolph Petrek
Jim Novosad
Darilek
Irene Provazek
Alice Wehmann
Delores Hirsch
Delores Koncaba
Nsurance Corporation
Opera
Ala
Schemder
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Safety — Strength
Novosad
Hildren
Eer Mee
Weoe
CasiNe
Okinawa
Howard J. Laas
Hilmer Laas
Rt. 3
22Nd
Laas
Army
Ft. Bliss
Hallettsville High School
Texas A. & I. College
U. S. Army
VFW Hall
Sponsored
VFW
Negley Paints
Haas Furn
Fred A. Berckenhoff
Optometrist
Lott ST
Yoakum, Texas
Joe Marsh
Pops Foster
Pops
Blue
United States Brewers Foundation
Sinclair
Motorjoil J
Sinclair Pf Oulton
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!