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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1926
Page
4
The data show Texas with about 200000 more men than women and 60 of 100 residents living in rural areas. It notes 84 of 100 are white, 76 native white, with 69 percent of foreigners native to Mexico. Germany ranks second among foreign-born Texans at about 8 percent. It ends with a dated political quip about Fergusonism and Moody.
A Smithville resident sold more than $100 worth of turnips from under one acre, beating cotton in the market. The note highlights a strong yield from a tiny plot and suggests early shopping signals ahead of Christmas.
The saying claims women tire less from talking than men because women talk more, suggesting practice builds endurance and ease in conversation across genders.
The Eagle offers a large assortment of season greeting cards for relatives and friends. Call by to see them and select the right card for your wishes this year.
The district court of Collin County upheld the legislature’s road bond validating act after a Louisiana railroad company was ordered to pay highway taxes. The case goes to the Texas Court of Appeals for review.
In Cuero Texas on November 30 a wedding, golden silver and crystal anniversaries were celebrated by the Erasmus Horney family of Goliad county. Caroline Foster married Fred Walter at the Horney home with about fifty relatives present. Erasmus and his wife marked 1876 marriage, Arthur Foster and Mrs Foster’s parents celebrated 25 years, and John Horney tied with Mrs Foster’s brother in a crystal anniversary. The bride’s grandmother Miss Justina Walter shares the same surname as the groom.
Willie Stock of Shiner was struck and his new auto damaged about 100 dollars last Saturday night near the Shiner cemetery. He was jarred and saw a physician but is reported OK.
Mr and Mrs Chas E Sand ford of Alice Erwin Wendtland of Dallas and Miss Louise Thulemeyer of San Antonio arrived last weekend to help celebrate sary of Mr and Mrs Wm Wendtland Sr in Shiner Texas indicating a social local pageant event with guests from multiple cities.
Emil W. Kuehn and Miss Olivia A. Kallies were married on Tuesday November 30 at the Lutheran church with Rev R A Schmidt officiating Henry Tieken and Lena English served as witnesses A wedding dinner at the bride’s parents Belmont followed the ceremony The couple reside in Cost and Belmont friends congratulate them expressed in Gonzales Inquirer style.
Zions Lutheran Church announces a schedule of monthly divine services with German and English readings. The plan lists services in Moulton Baursville and Moulton again across the first, second, and fourth Sundays, inviting all to attend and enjoy fellowship led by Pastor A. H. Falkenberg.
A burglary attempt ends abruptly as the suspect Bill vanishes after a failed safe break in. Police describe the incident as standard break in with no injuries reported. Local investigators seek tips to locate Bill and determine motives.
A shopper confronts a saleslady over perceived indifference after requesting attention. The exchange centers on dissatisfaction with service and the sales assistant's understanding of her business.
A potential customer asks if the glasses are powerful enough and the silesman asserts they reveal objects ten miles away, noting distant scenes appear behind the viewer. The dialogue captures a period tone and suggests confidence in the glasses’ range.
The speaker recalls a first encounter in a revolving door at a post office and notes their ongoing path together from that moment onward.
A recent Waelder election held days ago rejected both a proposed new school building bond and a maintenance tax increase by large margins, signaling limited funding support for local education projects at this time.
A light exchange corrects a misstatement about a woman’s marriages. The dialogue notes she has four husbands, not five, reframing the stereotype as humorous banter about temperament and appearances.
In a playful invitation the line reads R. &. V. BP. and a daughter guesses a radio concert from that station. The exchange hinges on a lighthearted misreading of initials during social chatter.
C F Redlich, rupture appliance expert, promotes Perfect Retention Shields claiming instant relief and ten day closing of rupture openings, strengthens weak tissues, with 95 percent favorable results in children. No leg straps, safe for bathing, claims superiority over belts, salves, and medicines. Home office listed as 535 Boston Block, Minneapolis Minnesota.
Louis F. Knape of Schuenburg was in Moulton on Monday attending business matters.
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