Moulton Eagle Postal Recapture as Second Class Matter
The Moulton Eagle newspaper is entered at the post office in Moulton Texas as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1941
Page
4
The Moulton Eagle newspaper is entered at the post office in Moulton Texas as second class matter.
A quiz explains that children can buy Defense Savings Stamps and bonds. It notes hundreds of thousands of American children participate, and that bonds may be registered in a child’s name. Guidance directs purchases at post offices banks savings and loan associations or by mail from the Treasurer of the United States.
A large group of Hallettsville boosters will visit Moulton on Wednesday August 27 at 9 45 am to publicize the Lavaca Fiesta set for September 5 and 6. The parade and Governor Coke Sevenson address kickoff the celebration with a 11 00 am start on Friday September 5.
Senator W Lee O Daniel declared in a Sunday radio broadcast his opposition to government purchases of textiles in Canada made from Brazilian cotton. He and Senator Eastland introduced a bill favorably reported by the senate agricultural committee and tabled for senate consideration.
Visitors from across the country mark McDonald Observatory at University of Texas as a must see. The observatory in the Davis Mountains West Texas opens Monday through Friday 1 to 1 30 p m and Sundays 2 to 3 p m with no reservations required.
John Stockton Schirmecher 80 died in Yoakum after living there 58 years with his wife. He was Yoakum’s first furniture merchant, helped town incorporation, and served as alderman election judge chief of police and justice of the peace through 1941. Survived by wife adopted son Raymond of San Antonio sisters in San Antonio and Houston.
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