Public Weigher Reports Cotton Marked in Moulton
Public Weigher Chas. Welff reports 19.44 bales of new cotton marked in Moulton up to 2:00 PM Wednesday, August 16.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1933
Page
8
Public Weigher Chas. Welff reports 19.44 bales of new cotton marked in Moulton up to 2:00 PM Wednesday, August 16.
The Ladies' Aid Society schedules the next regular meeting at the hall on Thursday September 7. At the August meeting committees for August were appointed including Sick Leander Mueller and William Winken waerder. Membership William H. Schodde Emil Pundt. Flower A H Falkenberg Selma Jaeggli. Serving Gerhard Mueller Edmund Meyer Leona Merrem. Visitors at August meeting were Mrs Leon Helweg and son Mrs Emma Juengermann and Miss Whirley Mae Wagner.
Pavias Hungry Seven from Praha will play Sunday August 13 and Patek's Orchestra from Shiner will perform Sunday August 20 in Yoakum. Master Jerry Dobbs novelty harmonica soloist and Judge E J Motis will MC both programs. Time 12 15 to 1 15 P M on station YOKM at 66 dial.
Mrs. Erwin Oehl won high score and the club prize a variegated linen table cloth after seven games. Guest prize went to Mrs. Cread Mc Collum a box of dust powder. Hostess presented her sister Mrs Edwin Grunwald with a lingerie gift. Refreshments included perfection salad chicken salad sandwiches pineapple layer cake tea.
Joe G. Dietschke Richard Cook and son Andrew and Mel vin Curry traveled from Rowena to be at the bedside of Grandpa Cook in Shiner on Sunday.
President Roosevelt calls for a collective effort by the people to improve morale. He notes business houses and manufacturers across the country are aiding the administration with the blue eagle insignia and warns that misuse will carry penalties.
Vladik Darilek has accepted employment in the store of J. T., Jaeggii, expanding the team and taking on duties at the local shop.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Koester Jr of Seguin visited home folks and friends here since our last issue.
Erwart Raab came back to Houston Sunday following a visit at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs F P Raab.
An advertisement claims iron rich Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic corrects iron deficiency in children. It asserts improved appetite, color, energy, and disease resistance, describing the tonic as safe, tasteless, suitable for kids, and available in stores.
In Fort Bend County precinct No 1 the Richmond area voted five to one against continuing local option making the county's first test of prohibition. Richmond cast 176 wet to 13 dry and Rosenberg 326 wet to 62 dry with 300 and 600 voters respectively. The precinct had been dry under local option since 1918.
The article explains Secretary Woodin allowed banks to act to aid food shipment and delivery during the March bank holiday. It notes no food shortage but risks of price rises. farmers held back produce, yet canned fruits and vegetables help stabilize prices, proving cannery activity keeps prices near fair levels.
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