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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1927
Page
8
Short classifieds advertise items for sale or trade including 100 bushels of corn autographs and hides. J L Janssen and Gus Mueller of Moulton Texas post offerings and a 10 acre adjoining property trade offer via Meyer's Meat Market notices.
The Moulton Waterworks Board appeals to customers to follow by-laws restricting garden and lawn watering. First offense carries a five dollar fire penalty, second offense triggers service cut off, and hydrant renters may be charged for water used by neighbors. The board warns waste could leave the town without fire-fighting water and urges strict enforcement.
A string of visitors and residents enjoyed Easter and weekend gatherings. Names include J. T. Jaeggli and family in Yoakum, Louis Heger of Seguin, Alvester Radke visiting Tomaston, Herman Chemnitz and family returning from San Antonio, Alexander Brunkenhoefer of San Antonio in Moulton, and Hallettsville figures Sheriff L. A. Greer F H Mig and Bordovsky among Laster celebration attendees. Others from San Antonio, Vladimir Darilek Melvin Leazar Oscar Arnim Erwart Raab, plus Edwin Grunwald Steve Wagner and Arnold Freytag, students in San Antonio, visiting homefolks.
The Eagle urges readers to notice weekly ads and inform advertisers that their messages were seen in the paper. This reminder highlights the value of local advertisements and reader support.
Mrs. Vine Papacek and her son R. B. Papacek along with Mrs. Wm. H. Punat returned Monday from Los Angeles after attending the funeral of Emma B. Primm daughter of Mrs. Papacek.
W R Morehouse explains how fake auctions lure buyers with staged houses and fake antiquities. Imposters present high quality furniture and dramatic sob stories to prompt quick purchases, then replace pieces with cheap imitations.
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