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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1915
Page
8
A moral critique of the alliance between preachers and politicians. It argues that governments have long enticed ministers into political roles, elevating churchmen toward power, while warning that many resist but some fall, causing scandal across Christendom.
A terrible storm with rain swept Shiner Route Three on Monday causing considerable damage to the open cotton. Anton Miculka and families, plus local residents, visited relatives and friends in nearby towns. Henry Micauska regains health in Corpus Christi and plans to come home soon. August 17, 1915.
New issue highlights ads from Ed Boehm Sons Ginghams Kotzebues Drug Store Hair Brushes F J Fehrenkamp Lumber R Jaeggli Bro Flour Coffee Sugar Koester Meat Airdome Moving Pictures. William J Spear of Devine and Charlee F Kaase new readers. Mrs Spear and children return from Old Moulton visit.
Want Ads and Business Locals advertise services and shops in Moulton Texas. The Eagle Office sells typewriter ribbons and First State Bank offers time certificates of deposit. Heye's recovers auto tops. Witovec Schroeder buys hides. Dr. A Lampe will visit Moulton August 20 for veterinary services. barbecue deliveries from Moulton Meat Market. A sale lists two lots and large house near Catholic church for 1400 dollars by Emil Janszen.
Texas Creamery Company of Houston announces it will pay the highest price for cream on delivery. Cream tested and paid for at the store, Lucas Rehmett, Moulton, Texas, serves as contact.
Advertises registered Jersey bulls Tom and Dilworth available for city use with terms of $2.50. Contact H F L Mueller of Moulton Texas at phone number 25 for arrangements.
Readers urged to recruit a friend to subscribe The Eagle. William Hillmer and family hosted by Mr and Mrs William Hoebner of Shiner. Anton Mueller returned from Robson trip reporting a severe Monday storm with blown trees and damaged small structures, no rain.
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