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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1933
Page
4
An era of beer pairings arrives with canned foods. Pretzels and a wide range of canned meats, sardines, cheeses, crackers, and spreads suit gatherings from casual to sit-down parties. Brewers urge moderation while enjoying these convenient accompaniments.
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration announces an emergency pig and sow purchasing program may start at principal markets. It targets pigs under 100 pounds and sows weighing at least 275 pounds, offering premiums if the plan is activated. Premiums apply only to pigs sold by the original breeder, with further details to follow.
Back from New York the Reichmans of Meyerhoff Dry Goods Co. Hallettsville report purchasing an up to date ready to wear line for ladies children men and boys. Store shelves will be ready in about ten days to two weeks with daily shipments arriving and prices claimed as low due to pre advance buying. The two story brick shop invites a drive to see the new stock and broad fit for all sizes.
Rev. and Mrs. A H Falkenberg traveled to Hondo for the twenty fifth anniversary of the Lutheran church there. The church was founded by Rev. A Falkenberg, father of the local pastor.
Memorial note for Mrs. Anton Culak, who died July 11 1933, at home in a Catholic burial plot. The verse laments loss, honors her faith and motherhood, and pleads for comfort as husband and children recall her prayers and memory.
Henry Etlinger Jr of Yoa kum visited Moulton on Sunday. Will Leazar of Kerrville spent last week here visiting relatives and friends.
A repeal rally in Yoakum on Tuesday August 15 attracted a fair crowd. Speakers included Congressmen Richard Kleberg Joe Hagie J J Wansfield Joseph Weldon Bailey and state lawmakers W H Hoppins Gus Ruusek Wirtz plus local figures Hartman Crain Williams Culak and Siavinoha with Henry S Paulus as master of ceremonies.
An old notice from The Eagle urges subscribers in arrears to settle dues after a period of leniency. It notes rising prices and improved cash flow and invites readers to visit for a handshake and payment settlement.
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