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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1932
Page
4
The 1930 census shows Texas eleventh in manufacturing establishments with 5 187. It ranks fifteenth in industrial wage earners at 131 508 and sixteenth in total wages paid at 147 888 053. Texas is twelfth in material costs at 997 932 276 and thirteenth in value of manufactured products at 1 449 801 916. Power used totals 830 844, ranking thirteenth.
Hon. Pat Neff president of Baylor University will deliver the commencement address in Shiner High School on Friday night May 20. Neff is described as a deep thinker and statesman and one of the Souths greatest orators. Many Moultonites plan to attend this opportunity to hear a famed national figure.
The Eagle reports C Roeder has been re elected as superintendent of the Boerne public schools. He has led Boerne schools for years and built a strong program. Formerly superintendent of Moulton schools, his friends celebrate his continued success.
A 1930 Buick sedan offered by Smith Motor Co in Gonzales Texas. The car has been well cared for, with under 12000 miles, recently serviced, and presented as near new. Low price with terms available.
The new V-8 Ford Victoria Se dan was exhibited at Moulton Motor Company sale rooms on Wednesday afternoon and until 10 o clock that night. About 400 people viewed the car during its display. It will be ready for delivery shortly.
Advertisement urges buyers to view current stock before buying any car and notes the dealership is always in the market for cattle trade ins offering more for cattle when trading for a good used car.
Ed Herder and Richard Strauss of Shiner were in Moulton on Wednesday of last week for business.
Miss Carmenn Upchurch, Nickel High School principal, outlines the closing week: April 25 program by intermediate and primary grades under Mary Thompson and Idella Moore. April 28 commencement with graduates G. W. Cooper Jr, Madaline Papacek, Edwie Mikuleneak. April 30 barbecue followed by 8:30 PM play Go Slow Mary.
A 1939 Ford Touring pickup has been repossessed and will be sold to satisfy the small outstanding balance. The vehicle remains available for purchase with the balance due.
Mr. Ben Bailey aged 70 and former resident of this section died at his sister Miss Willie Bailey's home in Flatonia. He was buried Monday April 18 in Stonewall Cemetery near Moulton after funeral services led by Rev. T. H. Crowley and Rev. W. R. Keathly both Methodists.
A 1932 Chevrolet Coach used only as a demonstrator for about 60 days shows very low mileage and includes a new factory warranty. Offered by Smith Motor Co in Gonzales Texas with a favorable discount.
Oswald Buescher of Smithville traveled to Moulton last week and found business conditions slow.
E. B. Neiswanger, president of Central Power and Light, stated that the Middle West Utilities receivership in Chicago does not affect CP and L. He said it will not slow CP and L activities across 186 Texas towns, is strictly an operating company, in excellent condition, financially sound, and operations will continue as usual.
A late model Chevrolet Sport Coupe with rumble seat and original tires is described as mechanically like new with limited use and offered at a real bargain under favorable terms.
The Moulton indoor baseball team defeated Baursville 37 to 26 in Baursville on Wednesday afternoon last week.
A 1929 Whippet sedan is offered for change to a Model T truck in trade for cattle. Trade proposal listed by Smith Motor Co. of Gonzales Texas.
Flatonia public schools superintendent C Kasper and the entire faculty have been reelected for the upcoming scholastic term. Also offered is a late model Chevrolet Truck with hardwood body and 8 ply tires, spares, used on transportation route for children and offered as a bargain with terms.
Prof. E. H. Sternenberg Nordheim superintendent and F. H. Schuenemann school board member were pleasant callers at The Eagle office Saturday.
We have two 1931 Ford Trucks available. One has a hardwood combination body and the other a sliding staxes. Both are offered for sale at a very low price in exchange for cattle. We are eager to complete both sales at once.
Joe Ullmann of Port Lavaca visited The Eagle office on Monday as a business caller.
William Ullrich of San Antonio begins reading The Eagle this week while Louis Niebuhr from Oak Grove renews his subscription during a town visit on Monday.
The Eagle notes a weekly readership of about two thousand in homes and positions the paper as the best advertising medium. It urges advertisers to use The Eagle to reach customers directly.
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