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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1929
Page
8
Dr A Tampe a veterinary stageon from LaGrange Texas will visit Moulton on February 18 for a single day to treat sick stock brought in by farmers and ranchers.
The Moulton Eagle urges subscribers who have not renewed to send or present their renewal within weeks. Renewals are required to avoid curtailment of delivery by law. The publishers request timely payment and continued allegiance for another year.
Governor Moody approved and filed Senate Bill No. 225 on February 11 in Austin. The measure appropriates 1,500,000 dollars to supplement the state's available school fund, marking the first substantial appropriation to pass both legislative chambers in the current session.
A Wednesday dawn fire of undetermined origin destroyed Anton Kubicek’s barn near Baursville. Loss included feedstuffs two automobiles a buggy and harness and partial insurance coverage.
Advertisement requests details on a student loan fund from the International Educational Association in Dallas Texas to help worthy young people attend a commercial school. The note seeks particulars for loan assistance.
Herbert and Miss Emma Runk of Shiner visited the Victor Fehrenkamp home Sunday. Adolph A. Wagner named registrar of vital statistics for Moulton replacing Judge August W. Janszen, who moved to Hallettsville. Pauline Janszen, bookkeeper for A. F. Kotzebue Drug Co for years, resigned and moved to Hallettsville to join her parents, the Janszens.
The piece traces hydroplane roots from Hugo Matullath's 1899 patent notions to Curtiss adding wing floats at Lake Keuka in 1908 for buoyancy and rescue. It notes Langley’s water flights and credits Fabre on March 28, 1910 at Martigues on the Seine as the first practical hydro airplane flight.
An advertisement touts cascava and medicinal herbs to “keep the bowels moving” and strengthen the body to resist flu. It promotes Tuiner's Bitter Wine as increasing resistance and with a coupon in every package, offering a free sample from Jos. Triner Co. in Chicago.
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