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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1917

Page

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Cost of Torpedoes and Major Bond Drive in Washington

Washington Letter discusses torpedo costs at 10 000 dollars each and the low sink rate of submarines, plus a huge eleven billion dollar bond measure passing the House to fund Allied loans and a debated War Insurance bill. It notes officials and lawyers from Sugarland San Antonio and Kenedy in Washington on related military and economic matters.

Navy Department War Department Germany HOUSE Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce Adamson Georgia Sam Rayburn Texas W. T. Elridgs Sugarland Railway Company Imperial Sugar Refinery Co Sugarland Washington Mr. Oover J. F. Mangum San Antonio KE. B. Fehrenkamp Kenedy

Whisky Manufacturing Ceased In United States

Washington Sept 8 whisky manufacture stopped at 11 PM under the food control law diverting grain to food. Imports halted. Distillers may still produce alcohol for commerce or convert to yeast gar and by products. Bonded whisky stocks around 197 million gallons. total on hand about 230 million gallons. annual production about 116 million gallons.

Washington United States Bond

Baursville Frauen Verein Meets for Septembers Supper

Members of the Baursville Frauen Verein gathered with Mrs. George Baur on a Wednesday in early September. Delicious refreshments were served and Miss Mary Baur played several piano pieces to the delight of attendees. The next meeting is slated for Wednesday September 26 with Mrs. C M Kotzebue.

Baursville Frauen Verein George Baur Mary Baur C. M. Kotzebue

Culak School Notes and Community Gatherings

A September 10 1917 missive from Milton details a birthday celebration at Mr Wm Schodde's home with neighbors attending. Events include a Culak schoolhouse dance planned for September 23, visits by Hartmanns and others, kodaking with friends, and cotton picking amid drought.

Culak Aug. Hartmann Aug. Hartmann, Jr Dreyer Gus. Huff Wm. Schodde Frank Kolar Andrew Taraba Chas, Welfe Gos Huff Hilda Hermann Thar Milton

Major fire destroys Vermac general merchandise store at Weimar

A large Weimar Texas fire last night damaged the Vermac general merchandise store. The building floor and roof collapsed and stock was ruined. Loss is about 25000 dollars with 4000 dollars insured. Several powder explosions shattered plate glass. Emil Dittrich was severely injured requiring a physician after multiple blood vessels were severed.

Weimar Tex F. Vermac Emil Dittrich

Local social notes and school opening plans in Flatonia area

Miss Della Gajer visits homefolks in Flatonia while Miss Etta Koester travels to Shiver, and Komensky school set to open September 17 with Prof. F. K. Bucek. Residents and visitors from Yoakum, Italy, San Antonio, and Karnes City appear in a roundup of local arrivals, departures, and community events. A school dance at Oak Grove raises 120.35 dollars. faculty changes include Miss Lucile Cowdin replacing Miss Willie Maye Barns at the Sam and Will Moore Institute.

Della Gajer Flatonia Etta Koester Shiver Komensky School F. K. Bucek Edmund Klinger Front Street R. ©. Hoover Yoakum T. K. Harvey Houston J. G. Bohrenkamp Guenther Hospital Tillie Guenther Sam and Will Moore Institute Canyon F. P. Guenther Oak Grove Erna Guenter F. P. Quenther Willie Maye Barns Karnes City Lucile Cowdin Hlatonia Miss Cowdin School of Industrial Arts Denton

Yoakum Fair Announces Sixth Annual South Texas Fair

The Big Fair returns to Yoakum October 8 4 5 6 1917 with bigger premium lists and top exhibits. The State Department of Agriculture will have a large display plus extensive livestock poultry poetry and educational sections doubled from last year. Special event days include Loyalty Day Soldiers Day Red Cross Day and Boy Scouts Day with speakers and regional town observances from Cuero Hallettsville Shiner Moulton Yorktown Lockhart Luling and Flatonia. Excursion rates offered from all Sap points.

South Texas Yoakum State Department of Agriculture Austin Agricultural Department Red Cross Cuero Hallettsville Shiner Moulton Yorktown Lockhart Luling Flatonia

Sam and Will Moore Institute Opens Monday

The Sam and Will Moore Institute announces its opening on the coming Monday September 17. Patrons are invited to enroll their children with priority on the first day to gain advantages in starting a year’s work and keeping pace for better promotion to the next grade.

Sam and Will Moore Institute

Gonzales County Schools Build Modern Structures Across County

Gonzales County is rapidly becoming known for fine rural school buildings. In the past two years at least $40,000 has been spent on permanent structures and modern equipment. Districts such as Leesville, Dryer, Stonewall, Bebe and others have completed or underway new buildings costing from $1,500 to $8,860. The upcoming term looks bright despite a short crop year.

Gonzales Tex Leesville Dryer Stonewall Bebe

Big Realty Deal in Yoakum Texas Lands Swapped

City Manager W. Lander exchanged 800 acres in Frio county for 600 acres in Lavaca county totalling about $50,000. Frio land valued at $32,000 and Lavaca land at $8,000. Lander also bought fourteen rental houses from Mrs. C F Tooley for about $14,000 in Yoakum.

Yoakum Texas W. Lander Frio County Lavaca County Ofoakum

Seventy first Birthday Celebration Near Town

Johbn L Janssen celebrated his seventy first birthday Sunday at his residence several miles southeast of town. Guests included D Niemeyer K Bowe Rudolph Vogt Henry Koester O B Kirtel and family Wm Kilert and family W Lueke and family George Janssen and family Ben Janssen Lud Janssen Leo Jaroszewski and family Henry Jaroszewski and family Anton Kolar W F Gerdes and family Emil Jaroszewski Ym Hillmer Mrs John Mueller Mrs Ida Fisbeck Mrs Sophia Kilert Mia Eliza Gentes and children and William Janssen.

Johbn L. Janssen D. Niemeyer K. Bowe Rudolph Vogt Henry Koester O. B. Kitert Wm. Kilert W. Lueke George Janssen Ben Janssen Lud. Janssen Leo Jaroszewski Henry Jaroszewski Anton Kolar W. F. Gerdes Emil Jaroszewski Ym. Hillmer John Mueller Ida Fisbeck Sophia Kilert Eliza Gentes William Janssen

Spent Sunday at Fentress with a long traveling list

A Sunday trip to Fentress was documented listing numerous attendees by name including Misses Mamye Walker Elsie Jaeggi Adele Koesek Frances Batey Lil ian Batey Viasta Shandera Annie and Karle Arnim Millie Miculka Laura Valenta Millie Paste jovsky Mildred Fox Sophia Krause and others. Also named were Messrs KK L Filipp Os wald Buescher Eddie Shandera Leroy Buescher Edwin J Knesek Victor Heisler Edwin Jaeggli Willie Micalka August Papacek Henry Miculka Ed and Vladik Pastejovsky Alfred Rebmet and Mr and Mrs Jim Ermis.

Fentress Mamye Walker Elsie Jaeggi Adele Koesek Frances Batey Lilian Batey Viasta Shandera Annie Karle Arnim Millie Miculka Laura Valenta Millie Paste Jovsky Mildred Fox Sophia Krause Messrs L Filipp Oswald Buescher Eddie Shandera Leroy Buescher Edwin J

Teachers Institute Opens in Yoakum with Large Attendance

The Teachers Institute for La Vac a, Gonzales and DeWitt counties met in Yoakum on Monday September 16 drawing about four hundred teachers. The event features top talent to provide instruction throughout the week and aims to be a real training school for local teachers.

Teachers’ Institute Lavaca Gonzales DeWitt Yoakum

Gonzales County Favors Prohibition by Narrow Margin

Telegram from Gonzales Texas dated September 16 reports an unofficial count of Saturdays prohibition election showing 1459 votes for prohibition and 1458 against. Official canvass set for September 26 expected to confirm the result.

San Antonio Express Gonzales Texas Gonzales County Prohibition

New Blind Institute Opens North of Austin

Acting Governor Hobby formally accepts the new state blind institute building erected north of Austin at a cost of 300000 dollars.

Hobby State Blind Institute Austin

Miss Mildred Fox Returns to Flatonia Wednesday

Miss Mildred Fox and Mrs. Rudolph Jaeggli returned to Flatonia on Wednesday confirming their visit and travel.

Mildred Fox Rudolph Jaeggli Flatonia

Red Cross Notes Moulton Branch Reports Strong Support

The Moulton Branch of the Lavaca County Red Cross held a well attended weekly meeting in poor weather. A sock social Thursday netted 4974 dollars and grape juice was served. New members include Andrew Caraba Annie Kubena Joe Zilman Jaeggli and many others. The branch lists 157 members.

Moulton Lavaca County The Red Cross Allyne Kotzebue Edith von Lienen Edna Valenta Red Cross Hurses Melvin Leazar Johnny Lewis Jaeggli Georgie Mladenko Sam E. Westerhoff Lee Bunting Andrew Caraba Dames Annie Kubena Joe Zilman E Ja Krueger

Dallas Pros Won By Nearly Two Thousand

Complete returns from Monday's local option election show prohibitionists with 10 516 votes and anti prohibitionists with 8 564 giving the drys a majority of 1952. Saloons will be closed Oct 20. In Dallas city the only wet part of the county for 25 years 220 saloons one brewery and 12 wholesale houses will quit business.

Dallas Texas

Subscription Payments Honor Local Subscribing Roster

The Eagle lists subscribers who have paid since the last report. Names include Joe Zalman Moulton KF W Lockstedt Dilworth Isador Sinz per Shiner William Kotzebue Flatopia William Pietsch John Zapalan Richard Kurtz Flatoma Fred Koester John Havel J FB Darilek J L John son Adam Schuetz Wm Winkenwerder Emil Janszen Joe Kasper John Strieder all noted as contributing subscribers from Moulton Shiner and related local areas.

Joe Zalman Moulton KF. W Lockstedt Dilworth Isador Sinzper Shiner William Kotzebue Flatopia William Pietsch John Zapalan Richard Kurtz Flatoma Fred. Koester John Havel J. FB Darilek J. L. Johnson Adam Schuetz Winkenwerder Emil Janszen Joe Kasper John Strieder

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J. J. Mansfield Liberty Bell N. Jaegoli Bro Loxsee Culak School Or. Schodde Hy. Schodde Geo Flessner Chas Gus C. Gook Big Realty the New Blind Institute
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