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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1936
Page
4
The notice states an advance inscription of two dollars per year for mail services and indicates the item is entered in the Post Office at Moulton Texas as second class matter dated August 1936.
Indianapolis August 15 The American Legion announced its national membership reached 931,842 after the 1936 enrollment drive, with four and a half months left to surpass 1,000,000. The prior second highest was 951,373 in 1932 and the all time peak was 1,053,909 in 1931.
Governor Allred proclaims August 26 Texas Centennial Cooperative Day emphasizing cooperative effort for the common good. Alfred Austin reports the event while James Pavicek from Randolph Field visits home folks. Mr and Mrs George Bargman of Genzles visit F T Fehrenkamp family.
Mrs Emil Buescher and her son Westin along with two grandchildren visited Mr Augusta Mueller in town on Sunday from Smithville.
Devines Providence called to his eternal reward our brother Judge Aug W Janszen who died after a brief illness on August 5. The lodge resolves to drape its charter in mourning for 30 days and to publish notice in the Moulton Eagle. Resolutions spread to minutes and sent to the widow.
William W. Allen expresses gratitude to the Lavaca County Commissioners Court and Democratic Executive Committee for appointing him to fill the unexpired term of Paul H. Fertsch and for placing his name on the ballot as the Democratic nominee. He commits to prompt and efficient performance of duties.
A sharp aphorism contrasts motives, noting some pursue wealth while others avoid it. It suggests people remember acts of kindness only if they themselves recognize them, implying awareness shapes gratitude.
Mr and Mrs Sam Reichman return from New York with a display of first class dry goods. Meyerhoff's Hallettsville invites shoppers to see up to date clothing including Griffon clothing Stetson hats Florsheim and Friendly shoes and hosiery for all ages with broad size ranges and guaranteed customer satisfaction.
Local contractors are busy with building operations in Shiner Texas with new residences under construction. Homes include those of Mrs Earl Fry and Mrs Victor Novak along with Mrs A L Fuller Emil Novak and additions to the home of Dr and Mrs F M Wagner.
At Eagle Printery the shop invites orders for any printing or lithographing needs. They promise to handle all work at home, urging customers to spend locally to boost community prosperity.
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