Postoffice entry for Morte Readership 1927
Abscription 32.00 a vr in advan entered to the Postoffice at Morte cas second class matter December 23, 1927.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1927
Page
4
Abscription 32.00 a vr in advan entered to the Postoffice at Morte cas second class matter December 23, 1927.
Yoakum Texas December 16 Edwin Schaefer 21 of Yoakum was killed when a passenger train struck his car at a crossing two miles from Seguin. He was dragged about 50 yards. son of Mr and Mrs Richard Schaefer and a 1924 Yoakum High School graduate. He was engaged to be married.
The Eagle will not publish next week due to Christmas holidays. The next issue will appear Friday January 6, 1927. The publishers thank readers for 1927 patronage and ask continued help gathering news in the new year.
Christmas falls on Sunday this year and local business firms in Moulton will close on Monday December 26 to celebrate the holiday. Garages and filling stations stay open until 10 oclock while bakeries close at noon.
A longtime public figure extends gratitude for the past year of patronage and expresses hope for continued liberal support in the year ahead.
Jim explains to Jack how he bought disability coverage from the Independent Texan Mutual Aid Association of Moulton Texas. The policy offers protections for loss of limbs, sight, or death and includes mortuary funds, bonding, and clear by laws. Jack vows to enroll his family, praising the association’s home circle and security.
Mr Ad Baur and family moved last week to Jackson County to reside on a farm near Ganaco. The Eagle wishes them health happiness and prosperity in their new home.
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