Gonzales County Fair Premium List Issued
The Eagle receives the premium list for the ninth Gonzales County Fair and Pecan Exposition to be held in Gonzales on October 7 to 10.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1930
Page
5
The Eagle receives the premium list for the ninth Gonzales County Fair and Pecan Exposition to be held in Gonzales on October 7 to 10.
Gonzales officials boast a large premium list for the upcoming fair, claiming it will surpass all prior events and outshine past exhibitors. The announcement signals expanded prizes and heightened competition at the community show.
Sunday visits span Yoakum Hallettsville Moulton Schulenburg and nearby areas. Families including Papacek Prasek Knape Filipp Cinadr Darilek and Arnim travel to visit relatives in Moulton Schulenburg and San Antonio.
Miss Stella Darilek returned to San Antonio Sunday after a two week visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Emil Darilek. Mr and Mrs Herbert Meiners of San Antonio were in Moulton Sunday visiting in the home of Mr and Mrs John M Meiners. Mrs O F Knape returned Sunday from San Antonio where she spent the week with daughters Mildred Lennie Lee and Mabel Knape.
William Hillmer delivered election returns while Lee Bun Ting handled business in Hallettsville on Monday. The visit highlighted local political and civic engagement as both men met with community officials.
Henry S. Paulus and Emil Pesek, respected Yoakum residents, were in Moulton last Thursday to support Ross Sterling's bid for governor.
Misses Lillian and Gladys Jaeg gli of San Antonio and Miss Theodora Jaeggli of San Marcos, who have been visiting the home folks here, left for San Antonio Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Lucas Rehmet of Moulton and Mrs Julia Rehmet of San Antonio were in Schulenburg last Thursday evening as guests of Mr and Mrs Edmund Etlinger.
The American Legion band of Moulton furnished music for a Ross Sterling rally in Yoakum last Friday evening. The services of the band were engaged by Yoakum citizens.
Mrs. Fred F. Fehrenkamp and children and Mrs. Henry Koester Jr and children were in Victoria Wednesday of last week. Mrs. R Valenta, who had been visiting in Victoria, returned home with them.
In county meetings Carl Huser H M Madison and the County Agent urged prompt seed orders for pasture. For those not yet signed up, write the Agent with desired quantity. Seeds ordered next week. prices per pound include White Dutch Clover 0.30 Southern Spotted Leaf Clover 0.175 Black Medic 0.255 Sweet Clover 0.12 Austrian Winter Peas 0.09 Dallis Grass 0.40 Carpet Grass 0.30 Fancy Hairy Peruvian Alfalfa 0.24 Sowing clovers in September ensures spring pasture. Burr Clover froze out last winter, so reestablish now.
C F Redlich, renowned rupture appliance expert from Minneapolis, will demonstrate his “Perfect Retention Shields” at the St. Regis Hotel in Yoakum Tuesday September 2, from 10 A M to 8 P M. The device purportedly seals ruptures instantly and remains effective in any position, with long lasting comfort and no work interruption. Doctor J W Seaver cites a 75 percent cure rate. Redlich speaks English German and Spanish. HOME OFFICE 535 Boston Block Minneapolis Minn.
The Eagle prints a correction for last week's notice stating the New Theater prices for Thursday and Friday night should have been 10c and 25c. The mistake is admitted as ours, not the theater management.
Ben Cockrell was buried at Cistern Cemetery near his old home after the body arrived from Austin. He was 65 and left a family. Rev. G B McLean of Muldoon officiated the funeral in Flatonia, Texas.
Herbert Elster, a college student in Yoakum, spent last weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Elster.
The Rouge Plant at Dearborn Michigan completes a three and a half to four mile long suspended hook conveyor with a daily capacity of 300000 parts weighing over two million pounds. It replaces freight cars and trucks for internal transfers and supports Ford’s mass production system.
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