Local Store Unveils Latest Styles Despite Late Arrival
The shop touts its best stock and claims the newest fashions are now on display after a slight delay in receiving them. The emphasis is on offering the latest styles to customers.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1910
Page
1
Belts shortage hints at strong demand for styles
Store reports no plain black patent leather belts in stock with a new shipment due this week. Purchases of the other belt styles indicate customer interest and confidence in the current tastes.
Grocers Advertise Weekly Prune and Fruit Shipments
Local grocers promise delivery of new prune and fruit assortments this week including 25 lb boxes of prunes peaches apricots raisins currants and pears for Saturday trade.
News All Sorts From Across The Nation And World
A survey of diverse items notes Japan’s $40 000 appropriation for a greater navy and sixteen American battleships to visit Europe this fall. Other highlights include a heavy frost in the Panhandle, 10 000 Woodmen of the World at Dallas fair, Paulhan the aviator earning over $82 000 in a year, and over 3 000 000 acres of Indian lands in Oklahoma to be sold in November. Also reported are a $200 000 Baptist board grant to Baylor University, a San Antonio Catholic school dedication, and ongoing federal budget cuts in the post office. Reports cover births in Texas, notable deaths, and a wide range of public works, from a Panama Canal lock gates steel contract to a proposed centennial peace celebration, with the Dallas fair drawing an Agricultural and Mechanical College cadet visit and the Olympic launching at Belfast as a world record steamship.
Scholastic Census Totals by Texas Districts
The Texas Department of Education completes the scholastic census for 1910 11. It counts 968 269 children of school age with 870 598 Americans and other nationalities among them. The state apportions 6 50 per child totaling 6 293 738 50 to available school funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Education
Texas
State Board of Education
Remarkable citrus show planned at San Antonio fair
The San Antonio International Fair will feature an extensive coast country citrus exhibit from November 5 to 20. Organized by growers familiar with all growth aspects, the display will include lemons, limes, oranges, and grapefruit in unmatched quantities. Numerous valuable prizes are offered by development companies and individuals for top coast country and Rio Grande Valley specimens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Rio Grande
Texas
Monument Unveiling Honors Texas Heroes in Gonzales
In Gonzales Texas October 20 a large crowd witnessed the unveiling of the Texas heroes monument despite inclement weather. The event moved indoors to Kleine's Opera House and featured remarks from Judge W S Fly and Sen Weinert among others. A reception followed at Mrs Julia A Millers home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonzales
Texas
Kleine’s
Opera House
W. J. Hildebrand
Effie Bright
Gayloma Lewis
Fannie Darst
Daughters of the Republic of Texas
J. B. Dibrell
Seguin
Marie Bennett Urwitz
Houston
Anna Bennett
Senator Weinert
August Kleine
F. A. Schlick
W. C. Kleine
T.F. Harwood
Gaston Hartsfield
W. S. Fly
Court of Civil Appeals
San Antonio
Goliad
LaGrange
Weinert
Park Square
The
Republic of
Institute Honor Roll for the Sam and Will Moore Institute
The honor roll for the Sam and Will Moore Institute lists students by grade for the month ending Friday October 21. Names span from first grade Travis Arnim to tenth grade August Kotzebue with numerous peers and a total enrollment of 112 and average daily attendance of 95.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam and Will Moore Institute
August Kotzebue
Clifton Arnim
George Baur
Richard Rehmet
Walter Rapp
Alma Albrecht
Earl Arnim
Grace Preston
Louis Baur
Mary Baur
Ida Gallia
Selma Kempe
Lydia Rapp
Valasta Skandera
Hilda Schmidt
Gustave Ashhenbeck
Roosevelt Etlinger
Henry Janssen
Esther Czerkus
Travis Arnim
Oscar Brunkenboefer
Leon, Helweg
Roy Kotzebue
Edward Studerson
Gussie Vigial
Elvira Buescher
Minnie Pundt
Alice Arpim
Shiner Farmer Joins Subscriptions In City Visit
John Jobb a farmer from rural route one Shiner was in the city on Wednesday making purchases and had his name entered on Tue EaGve s subscription list before he left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jobb
Shiner
Tue EaGve
Prominent farmer and Miss Horak wed in Praha ceremony
Albert Novak, a noted young farmer from near Moulton, and Julia Horak, a popular young woman from Praha, were married Monday at the Catholic church in Praha. The Eagle extends congratulations to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Novak
Moulton
Julia Horak
Praha
Eagie
Vogt Couple Golden Wedding Celebration
Mr and Mrs Rudolph Vogt entertained many friends and relatives last Sunday to mark the twenty fifth anniversary of their wedding day. Games singing and dancing filled the evening with merriment lasting into the early morning. Well wishes were offered for many more years together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Vogt
Attorney Brockman Shot in Houston Shootout
Houston October 25 attorney James B. Brockman was fatally shot at San Jacinto Street and Franklin Avenue. Special officer Henry Rarsome, hired to investigate the Earl McFarlane case, surrendered after the shooting and is jailed. Brockman, famed in state courts, died hours after admission to the infirmary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
James B. Brockman
Henry Rarsome
H. B. Rice
San Jacinto Street
Franklin Avenue
Brockman
Ransome
Earl McFarlane
Murphy
Rice
McFarlane
Wedding Unites Miss Della Puste Jovsky and Ed Holab
At the home of the bride's parents near Moravia, Miss Della Puste Jovsky and Mr. Ed Holab were married Monday afternoon October 24. Rev. Father Joseph Hudecek officiated in a solemn ceremony followed by refreshments. The groom is a Moravia area resident and well liked. the bride is described as accomplished with many friends. The Eagle wishes them an uninterrupted journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Pustejovsky
Della Pustejovsky
Ed. Holab
Joseph Hudecek
Catholic Church
Moravia
Tae Eagle
Witting Notes See Friars and Local Happenings in October
Witting community reports a same week marriage of Ben Stratmann and Bertha Mueller officiated by Rev. Dziewas. Oscar Schroeder family will run the saloon purchased recently. Local business owners Garbade and Schonvo gel introduce a new gasoline engine. Crossing improvement on Lavaca river between Witting and Moulton completed. William Tell Schuetzen Verein to host King feast on Saturday October 29. Reinhard Meyer visited from Stockdale. Mrs H Wustenbart bought D Stulken's two acre farm for 60 dollars per acre and Stulken plans to move to Shiner. Sheriff Munson passed through the town Saturday. October 25, igro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aug. Mueller
Witting
Ben Stratmann
Bertha Mueller
Wm. Dziewas
Shiner
Lavaca
Moulton
William Tell Schuetzen Verein
Reinhard Meyer
Stockdale
Wilson County
Wm. Freye
H. Wustenbart
Shine
Local social notes from Swiss Alp and surrounding area
Last Friday Mr and Mrs F Kaase celebrated their golden wedding anniversary. E Rudi and family of Thorndale attended. Henry Winter from Coupeland visited friends. Emil Wagner celebrated his silver anniversary on Saturday. Mary Roitsch celebrated her daughter's birthday at their home. Adolph Hagens visited Yoakum Shiner and returned. Dallas fair attendees included Henry and Louisa Foerster and Julius and Annie Foester and Mrs Nellkemper and Eliza. L F K October 25, rgro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Kaase
E. Rudi
Thorndale
Henry Winter
Coupeland
Williamson County
Emil Wagner
William Rolack
Hugo Loessin
Port Lavaca
Henry Roitsch
Mary
Adolph Hagens
Yoakum and Shiner
Dallas
Henry Foerster
Louisa
Julius Foerster
Annie
F. Nellkemper
Eliza
L.F.K
Rgro
Card of Thanks to Friends for Comfort After Death
I thank all who offered kindness, words of comfort, and devotion during my wife’s illness and death. Dark hours were lighter because of you. May the Lord bless you for every act of kindness shown to my children and me. J. T. Jageoeour
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Jageoeour
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Japan
Europe
Panhandle
Paulhan
Oklahoma
Newton
San Augustine
Galveston
Baptist General Educational Board
Baylor University
Waco
O. B. Colquitt
J. W. Shaw
Post Office Department
Edward Temple
Protestant Episcopal Conference
Cincinnati
Campbell
Mathew N. Knox
Panama Canal
Pittsburg
David Bennett Hill
United Statess
New York
Albany
Dr. Crippen
London
McKinney
Frank Owen
Beaumont
Edna
Congress
United States
Great Britain
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
Olympic
White Star Line
Lelfast
Scholastic Census
Heroes of Texas
Mr. Hartsfield
T. F. Harwood
Repea Iece
Fly
Institute
Cordelia Dippel
Selma Helweg
Sophia Krause
Ruby Meiners
Anita Bultmeyer
Emma Mladenka
Millie Pustejovsky
Hulda Rapp
Sam Albrecht
Henry Koester
Adolph Westerhoff
Leroy Buescher
Bert Dippel
Fritz Janszen
Willie Punodt
Annie Arnim
Edward Biehunke
Johnnie Guenther
Emil Helweg
Adolph Rapp
Irene Bualtmeyer
Lillian Batey
Eula Dippel
Francis Filipps
Lydia Koester
Lillie Krueger
Olga Lueke
Louise Meiners
Green School
Chas. Othold
Near Shiner
Emil Freye
C. E. Munson
Igro
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