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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1938
Page
8
Cabbage plants 15 cents per 100 offered by Mrs Emil Darilek. Typewriter paper and second sheets Cut to any size offered by The Eagle Office.
The Friday meeting at 7 30 p m for the Brotherhood, Saturday practice at 1 pm, Sunday night and Wednesday night sessions, and the December 20 Women’s Missionary Society meeting at 7 pm are listed. A church committee on Church Life and Growth meets. A Christmas program is set for Saturday December 23.
For sale or trade a good gentle work horse listed by Henry Breit schopf of Moulton Texas. Buyer may negotiate price or swap arrangements with the seller.
Kotzebue Drug Co and BK and R Drug Co advertise Worners Poultry Iron Tonic to improve hen health and digestion during winter. The tonic promises better egg production and savings with a price of 60 cents to one dollar.
Misses Irene and Gladys Ammerman of San Antonio visited in the home of their parents, Mr and Mrs Paul Ammerman, Sunday.
Judge W. H. Strickler County Attorney William W. Allen and Deputy Sheriff Theo Long of Hallettsville were in Moulton Monday morning.
The Catholic School Club met December 6 to arrange painting the school interior during holiday week. The treasurer noted a 16.85 profit from a pie and kolache sale. The next meeting is set for January 3. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Kaase of Houston and Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Zschappel with Mrs. W. H. Zschappel of Brenham at Mrs. R. Jaeggi's home.
Street work started this week under street commissioner Fred Pietsch. About thirty blocks will be improved.
Recruiting Officer Harville of the United States Navy based in Houston visited Moulton on Saturday afternoon to recruit young men into the service of Uncle Sam.
A minister in Joplin Missouri spent 50 dollars in saloons to pay off the debts of a reformed convict who wrote from prison asking for help. The prisoner enclosed the money.
The Geological Survey notes New Orleans highest natural ground about 12 percent feet above sea level, area behind the airport at Lake Pontchartrain about four and a half feet below, and the city’s average elevation around five feet above sea level.
A 0.058 inch by 0.058 inch by 0.062 inch motor, claimed as the smallest electric motor at 13 billionths of one horsepower, was built in Washington state and shown in the House of Representatives by Congressman Hill.
The Tasmanian devil is a small marsupial native to Tasmania Australia. It resembles a tiny bear and is noted for its ferocious temper and destructive impact on sheep. This animal is described as untamable in local accounts.
L. K. Stewart of Hayden Lake Idaho salvaged 73 automobiles and trucks to construct a tractor capable of 85 miles per hour on the open road. The project turned warehouse scraps into a high speed machine driven by a local mechanic renowned for inventive repurposing.
Julie Welton of San Francisco pleaded not guilty to a reckless driving charge arguing a fashion hat blocked her view and caused a collision. The judge quipped the hat likely to blame, effectively deciding in her favor.
Harold Knaape invites renewal of your daily newspaper subscription via him for home or business delivery and also handles mail subscriptions.
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