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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1931
Page
5
A note urges using printed stationery over rubber stamp sets to stay up to date. It promotes Let Us Print It and The Eagle as suppliers.
Easy march titled Band Orchestra and Piano sold by O F Knape in Moulton Texas announces music shop availability for band and piano offerings.
F T Fehrenkamp and R C Fehrenkamp sign and swear the above statement is true to the best of their knowledge. Notary Edwin A Jaeggli notes the oath dated March 28, 1931. CORRECT ATTEST: Jobo Mladenko J T Jaeggli Ed Boehm directors.
Resolutions of Respect extend sympathy to Mr. W E Smith on the death of his mother Mrs Olivia Smith. Copies to be entered in minutes, sent to Mr. Smith, and furnished The Moulton Eagle for publication. Committee: P V Petrash J V Havlik O F Knape. Moulton Texas March 27 1931.
Mr. Victor Fehrenkamp and family visited in Shiner Sunday evening. Mr. Anton Greive and family and Miss Flaine Rehmet of San Antonio visited relatives in Moulton the past weekend. Collie McCord of Hallettsville, deputy tax assessor of Lavaca county, was in Moulton Saturday assessing taxes.
Mr. Frank Ullmann and family of Cheapside and Mrs. Rud Filip of Shiner visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ullmann here last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Hluchanek, Mrs. Joe Stavinoha and Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Kristek of Weimar visited Mrs. Ed. Boehm, Sr., Sunday.
The Eagle sells a limited time package with The Eagle plus five magazines for $2.75. Pay in advance for a year and add 75 cents for magazines, or settle arrears, renew for a year and add 75 cents. Magazines displayed at The Eagle office and aimed to cover the coming year.
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