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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1933
Page
5
Census trustees are instructed to prepare accurate enrollments excluding those aged 17 last year or under six this year. Slips and affidavits must be filed by April 1 with a notary, listing numerous district names and local officials.
The small son of Frank Tasler Jr. of Shiner Texas was hospitalized Thursday after suffering Burns when he fell into a pail of scalding water.
Local merchants sign an agreement to close at six thirty in Lent six o clock otherwise daily starting March 1 1933 with exceptions for Saturdays and major holidays January 1 July 4 November 11 Thanksgiving and Christmas when applicable If a holiday falls on Sunday the following Monday is closed Also lists many participating shops and firms including Jaeggli Boehms Sons Cinadr Rehmet HatShop and Central Power and Light Co.
The Child Reader reviews books suited to a six year old named Bill who dislikes fairy tales. It recommends real adventure stories and travel inspired titles by Charlotte Kuh Heluiz Wagshburne Ladybeth and Anson Lowitz Janet Smalley and William Siegel. Emphasizes accessible history, exploration, and practical knowledge through engaging narratives and illustrations to appeal to young readers.
Congressional leaders report that President Roosevelt will address the joint session in person to deliver his message. Representative Rainey of Illinois, House Democratic leader, says a special session is likely around mid April.
Readers are invited to submit items for the Eagle Office. Contributions may include notices, briefs, community updates, and short reports suitable for publication.
Promote selling and buying through the newspaper columns as the best local advertising medium. The notice urges readers to use the paper to reach hundreds of homes in the community with their message.
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