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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1942
Page
5
The article heralds a strong 1942 poultry year with Uncle Sam calling for more poultry and eggs for allied forces. Amesway promotes culling to improve chick quality, detailing internal health focus and technician oversight to ensure healthier chicks.
United Gas Pipe Line Company launches a advertising program under the banner Roll up your sleeves for the Gulf South. The campaign highlights Gulf South war effort value and resources while promoting the company which serves industrial and city gate customers across Texas Louisiana Mississippi Alabama and Florida with over 6000 miles of transmission line from the Mexican border to Pensacola Florida.
Governor Coke Steven son proclaimed the first and fifteenth of each month as defense stamp and bond days in Texas. He urged Texans to purchase stamps and bonds until it hurts, noting that most salaried citizens receive pay on those dates and more money changes hands.
Supt and Mrs Stanley Cer noskek were in Houston Saturday. Harvey Fehrenkamp of San Antonio spent the weekend with home folks. Billy Voss of San Antonio visited his parents Monday. Mrs Lee Jarosek and children and Mrs Ed Kolar were in San Antonio last week Friday. Joe Mueller son of Mr and Mrs Anton Mueller of Moulton has accepted employment at Snndale. Mr and Mrs Rud Heinrichs spent Thursday in Schulenburg visiting their daughter Miss Elenora Heinrich. Mr and Mrs Jerry Buck and children LaNelle and Bill and Mr William Steinmann of Schulenburg were in Moult on Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs R L Phillips and daughter Nelda Lee and Dolores Lee Copeland of San Antonio visited home folks here over the weekend.
Governor Coke R Stevenson proclaimed an alien identification period in Texas from February through February 28. The Justice Department requires Japanese Germans and Italians who are not U S citizens to apply at post offices for certification of identification.
Defense bond sales jumped to a record one billion dollars in January. Treasury officials foresee year sales near seven billion, about double December’s five hundred twenty eight million. Seven weeks after Pearl Harbor, total sales approach the one point eight billion figure since the drive began last May.
An old advertisement notes age 50 and indigestion with fullness and heartburn causing discomfort. It promotes ADLA Tablets available at A. F. Kotzebue Drug Co and urges readers to ask their druggist.
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