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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1932
Page
5
The bread and bakery products sector in Texas ranks as the largest industry by employment with 5,662 workers. It operates 587 plants statewide, producing about 35.88 million dollars in merchandise annually using nearly 17 million dollars in materials, containers, and power.
A bundle of brief notices thanks friends for support during illness and death of Otto Wieting and lists visitors and travel of local residents. Names include Mrs. Louise Wieting and Children, Victor Fehrenkamp Jr., Mrs Ed Kolar, Mrs Vladik Culak, Gordon Wells Fehrenkamp, Mr Erwin Oehl, Mr E A Jaeggli, Victor Freytag and family, John Mladenka and C V Mladenka, F C Smith and son Richard, J T Jaeggli, Pete Etlinger, Judge A J Darilek, Lester Nachlinger, Mrs Rud Filipp, Mrs Louis Niebuhr, Dr Leon Cline. Occasional trips noted to Houston, Sweetwater, Rosebud, Edna, Yoakum, Shiner, Edna. Dr Cline of San Antonio visited The Eagle office.
The Moulton Lutheran Ladies Aid Society held its regular meeting at Luther Hall on Thursday August 4. The next meeting is set for Thursday September 1. August committees include Sick Mrs Fritz Fisbeck and Mrs Rudy Wiedemann Membership Mrs August Lockstedt and Miss William H Schodde Flower Mrs A H Falkenberg and Mrs Leona Mermem Serving Mrs G H Mueller Mrs John C Mueller and Mrs Leander Mueller Visitors included Mrs A Falkenberg from Hondo and Mrs T W Falkenberg and son from Spencer Taylor, plus Mrs Emma Juengermann from Shiner.
New Braunfels Chamber of Commerce has secured an option on a ten acre site to establish a mohair and woolen mill at a cost of $130000.
Senator Hattie W. Caraway led six male opponents in a Democratic primary in Arkansas, highlighted in a bold claim that a woman can beat six men. The Eagle promotes its advertising reach to about two thousand weekly readers.
The piece urges using canned meats to cut time and heat for summer meals. It lists options from bacon to tongue and suggests ready made entrées like beef a la mode and chicken curry. It includes Jellied Chicken molds and quick dishes like Quick Luncheon, Vienna Rolls, Camp Hash, and Ham with Scrambled Eggs and Tomato.
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