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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1929
Page
4
The Sears-Ice Buck Agricultural Foundation urges boosting winter egg production to lift profits. It notes November to January pay nearly double spring rates, and outlines breeding, hatching, feeding, lighting, sanitation, and ration strategies to sustain laying through winter.
In Weimar Texas on January 25 Mrs. W P Ammann learned her father Mr Griffin of San Marcos had died, and about four hours later her husband W P Ammann died from influenza after a week of illness. The businessman and longtime Weimar resident left a widow two children a mother and three brothers Charles Everett and John Ammann.
Santa Fe on January 23 reports Nicholas McKinney aged 96 wed Mary Perea just shy of her 90th birthday. The couple joined in marriage Tuesday in Santa Fe as their ages drew notable attention for the unusual union.
The Eagle notes that the Ferguson Forum edited by former Governor James E. Ferguson appeared again on January 24 after being discontinued for several months, signaling a revival of the daily publication.
The Inquirer reports Rev. F. Bohmfalk is seriously ill at his home in the northern part of the city. He has been ill for some time and, due to advanced age, has not regained strength.
A bill to allow cinemas to operate on Sundays after 1 p.m. was introduced in the Texas House by E. D. Dunlap of Kingsville this morning. The measure aims to authorize Sunday exhibition beyond the afternoon hour.
Vladik Miculkanie spent Sunday in Moulton with homefolks. Mrs. L Novak of the northern part of town is recovering from a spell of illness. Miss Mary Knesel of Galveston visits with her parents east of town. Henry Seidenberger, a Shiner citizen, had his name added to The Eagle readers list. Mr. and Mrs. Anton Dudik will receive The Moulton Eagle in Aquilla instead of Penelope after purchasing 160 acres near Aquilla and moving to their farm.
Advertises Byrne Shorthand as faster, clearer, and easier than Pitman, Sloan-Duployan, Gregg, Penrin, and Graham. Claims 50,000 enthusiasts and exclusive Texas teaching rights. Encourages readers to request a free catalog from Byrne Commercial College in Dallas Houston San Antonio.
Rev. Grover C. Brewer of Sherman received a bronze medal from the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission for saving three unidentified children from a rabid dog in Sherman on January 26, 1926.
An advertisement for Adlerika claims rapid relief from stomach gas and sourness within ten minutes by cleansing both upper and lower bowel. It touts bloating relief, better sleep, and reduced nervousness, urging readers to try Kopecky Drug Co. for a real cleanse.
August Stavinoha writes from Bomarton dated January 25 requesting that his Moulton Eagle be sent to Bomarton instead of Seymour.
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