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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1933
Page
5
A balanced menu features two fruits flaked cereal savory bacon scrambled eggs and rolls with coffee. Bacon Curls sautéed pineapple and scrambled eggs form the main dish served on a hot platter with fresh vacuum packed coffee to finish.
The state board sets a 77 cent tax rate per $100 valuation for the next year, at the constitutional limit, with a projected deficit of several million dollars on September 1, 1934. Austin reports the action and its financial implications.
Dr P O Puck and daughter Consuelo of San Antonio visited friends in Moulton last week. W F Dech returned from San Antonio after surgery and is recovering well. Mrs K D McCollum of San Antonio spent several days in Moulton visiting her parents J T Jaeggli. Otto Templin and Seguin visitors attended to business and socialized with local families including the Papacek, Freytag and Darilek households.
Joseph Kopecky and Henry Strauss of Hallettsville purchase the Flatonia Argus from Virgil Vickrey. Vickrey and family will move to Houston. The Eagle extends best wishes for success to all involved.
A newspaper appeal asks readers in arrears to settle dues. The Eagle notes leniency during hard times and urges subscribers to pay now as prices rise and circulation improves. A welcoming handshake is promised at the door.
The August issue of the Woman's Home Companion features an excellent drawing of Mrs Franklin D. Roosevelt by Miss Martha Sawyers. Sawyers, a former Victorian, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs A B Sawyers, now residents of Cuero Victoria Advocate.
Mr. Henry Fehrenkamp and family returned the first part of last week from Taylor where they visited relatives and friends. He also attended a meeting of Highway 95 Association while there.
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