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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1929
Page
8
For sale Millet and cane feed advertised by Knesek of Moulton Texas. Local business locals and want ads note available stock and pricing.
Advertises genuine Ford parts and authorized dealer service to avoid counterfeit components. Warns owners of risks from non genuine parts and promotes Moulton Motor Company's pricing and weight claims for hides and Ford repairs.
The Jersey cow helped transform Texas from longhorn country to a leading agricultural state. From Tennessee and Virginia, Jerseys spread across Texas, with Ed C. Cassiter of Falfurrias boasting the world’s largest Jersey herd. The breed’s success supports dairy growth as creameries and cheese plants expand, while crop rotation and livestock basis underpin profitable agriculture.
Rev and Mrs A Lehne of Rehburg visited her parents Mr and Mrs George von Lienen for several days this week.
The document lists capital stock, surplus funds, profits, and deposits for a Lavaca County bank. F T Fehrenkamp as president and E C Fehrenkamp as cashier attest the figures as true. notarized on April 2 1929 by Edwin A Jaeggli. Directors J T Jaescli Ed Boehm R Valenta sign as CORRECT ATTESTS.
Zions Lutheran Church announces Sunday April 7 1929 services with SS Bible class at g:00 A M. German service at 10:00 A M and English service at 7:30 P M. Pastor A H Palkenberg invites all to attend the church with a welcome.
Governor Moody vetoed a bill allowing theaters in cities to operate after 1 PM on Sundays as unconstitutional and invalid. The action was reported from Austin, Texas on April 3.
A reminder that readers should use the paper’s advertising columns to list items for sale or wanted purchases. The notice emphasizes reach and local audience for classified ads.
The article describes arranging a complete meat course in the kitchen with served plates in the dining room, often for luncheons. It gives recipes for Fresh Fruit Compote Apples stuffed with Vienna sausages, Savory Corn, and Hot Cabbage Salad, with steps for baking and dressing.
A. J. Pustejovsky advertises a registered Hampshire boar for service terms set at 2.50 dollars.
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