New Dress Shirt Patterns at Browning's in Yoakum
Browning's in Yoakum showcases latest dress shirt patterns with sleeve lengths 32 33 34 and 35 inch. Shoppers find updated fabrics and fits for professional wardrobes.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1937
Page
8
Browning's in Yoakum showcases latest dress shirt patterns with sleeve lengths 32 33 34 and 35 inch. Shoppers find updated fabrics and fits for professional wardrobes.
John Mladenko of Moulton Texas advertises pigs and shouts for sale with contact phone 79. Also seeks to buy 160 bushels of shelled corn.
Notice says shooting of fireworks in the Moulton business district is strictly forbidden. Signed by Fire Marshal W. H. Pundt Constable L. A. Niebuhr and City Marshal Wm. Wachtendorf. Phone your news items to No. 99.
For sale is the KE Kieschnik place about 81 acres located several miles south of town and east of the highway. Executors are F. T. Fehrenkamp and J. T. Jaegli of Moulton Texas.
The advertisement promotes Brown ing's in Yoakum offering the largest stock and lowest prices on dress shirts. It highlights sleeve lengths 32 33 34 and 35 inches to fit most customers.
Advertisement notes Poland China pigs six weeks old for sale by W F Hohmann at R2 Box 170 Moulton Texas.
Mr and Mrs George von Lie nen spent Friday in Hallettaville with Mr and Mrs Julius Holubec. Mr and Mrs R M Arnold of Yoakum spent Sunday in Moulton with Mr and Mrs R B Papa cek, Sam Jaeggli Jr attending Allen Academy at Bryan is home for holidays with his parents Dr and Mrs Sam Jaeggli. Wesley Knape attending Texas Lutheran College Seguin came in Tuesday to spend Christmas holidays with his parents.
Arnold Papacek of the University of Texas Austin visits home with his parents Mr and Mrs R B Papacek for the holidays. Edgar Butschek a Schreiner Institute Kerrville student is here spending the holidays with his parents Mr and Mrs Henry Butschek.
Mr and Mrs G G Fisbeck and Mr and Mrs Anton Meyer of Waelder and Mrs E W Klobe spent Saturday in San Antonio. Emil Darilek Jr attending the University of Texas came Wednesday to spend holidays with his parents Mr and Mrs Emil Darilek.
Frank Kokas, a University student in Austin, arrived Wednesday to spend Christmas with his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Kokas of the Dickson community.
Kenward Kolar of St. Edwards University plans Christmas at home with his parents Mr and Mrs Ed Kolar. James Kolar and Dorothy Jean Jaeggli, students at Texas University, also return to spend the holidays with their parents Mr and Mrs J T Jaeggi.
The Eagle notes another price rise for print paper and informs readers that overdue subscribers will be removed from the mailing list. Some have renewed after statements were sent, but others have not yet responded, and they are urged to give this matter immediate attention. If delivery stops, readers will know the reason.
Texas University student Boyce Rehmet returns home for the Christmas holidays visiting family and friends, with local service stations and auto shops listed in the background.
Mrs G Mary Tomasko Gardiner of Philadelphia sends Christmas and New Year wishes to Moulton and Texas friends. She blesses all and signs from 1305 North 25th Street Philadelphia.
Miss Vanencia Papacek of Southwest Texas State Teachers College San Marcos ordered a copy of The Eagle mailed to 747 North Austin Street. William J Breitshopf and Rud Klobedans of Rural Route 2 renewed their subscriptions to the home paper and the Semi Weekly Farm News.
Henry J. Strauss of Halletts ville Lavaca county cotton statistician visited The Eagle office recently. He lived in Moulton years ago and attended the Sam and Will Moore Institute at the time.
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