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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1928
Page
8
The Borozone liquid and powder combination is described as a powerful antiseptic and healer for torn flesh, cuts, and wounds. Liquid prices are 30¢ 60¢ and $1.20 while powder is 30¢ and 60¢, sold by Kopecky Drug Company.
The Eagle offers high grade printing for wedding invitations and announcements. Visit the office to see samples and compare with city shops. Prices are stated as very reasonable and quality is asserted to be unmatched.
The new Chevrolet car made its public debut on January 1 and features many improvements over former models. Etlinger and Jah Auto Company, local Chevrolet dealers, display one of the new cars in their salesroom.
Miss Jewell Cone spent last week in Nixon. Miss Lucy Hermes visited in Koerth last week. Miss Marie Dallmeyer spent last week in Burton. Miss Inez Horne spent the past week in Bay City. Ernestine Mercenthaler spent the holidays in Shiner. Mrs. Edwin A. Jaeggs visited in San Antonio during the holidays.
Mr R B Papacek and family were guests in Yoakum visiting local friends and sightseeing during a brief stay. They were warmly received by residents and plans for a return visit were discussed.
Superintendent W. E. Smith and his family vacationed in Richland Springs and Brownwood for the past week, enjoying local sights and returning with stories from the trip.
Miss Bernice Knepe returned Thursday of last week from Caldwell where she attended the wedding of Miss Elvira Belie Bowers daughter of State Senator and Mrs R S Bowers to Mr Herman Allen of San Angelo.
Born to Mr and Mrs Joe Ku benka Jr on December 21 two girls. Born to Mr and Mrs J N Woods on December 24 a boy Leroy. Born to Mr and Mrs August Elster on December 26 a girl. Born to Mr and Mrs Oscar Hull on December 27 a boy. Born to Mr and Mrs Otto Wenske on January 1 a girl. Her name is Anita.
Bridge Club members and friends of Miss Kashleer Preston enjoyed a Christmas party at her home last Thursday afternoon. The elegant setting featured garlands and four games. Prizes went to Miss Lenora Janszen first, Mrs Edwin Jaeggli second, and Mrs Otho Casey consolation. A delicious lunch followed.
Mr and Mrs Oscar Andere hosted a New Year's party Saturday evening at their home. A large crowd attended and everyone enjoyed themselves with refreshments and various games.
Zions Lutheran Church announces Sunday January 8 1928 schedule. 9 30 A M Sunday School and Bible Class led by J T Jaeggis and a 10 45 A M German service with special music next Sunday. A cordial invitation to all to worship and welcome from Pastor A H Falkenberg.
A call to readers to use the paper's advertising columns to learn what is for sale or wanted to buy. The message emphasizes utilizing the classifieds to discover listings and opportunities.
A publisher orders a janitor to post notices banning book agents from the building while the secretary protests, noting the company had just advertised for agents. The publisher argues the test applicant should be evaluated despite the petty barrier.
A brief dialogue fragment shows She-I denying proof by asserting a negative in reply to a request. He challenges that the negative alone cannot serve as evidence, highlighting a logical distinction.
The poem notes that Hard Luck De Mar will never run again and may be pardoned, remaining an amateur due to hardened arteries, signaling the end of his racing career and a reserved status despite potential clemency.
The Washington Star quotes Senator Sorghum saying he cannot recite the full Star-Spangled Banner or Declaration of Independence but always notes fireworks on the Fourth of July. He jokes that any attempt to interrupt them would be unwelcome.
William Lyon Phelps a New Haven literary critic recounted a luncheon remark by a novelist who complained of imitators. A poet added that imitation comes especially before, highlighting the public exchange on originality.
A severe cold snap left the thermometer at 15 degrees above zero on Monday morning. The freezing conditions caused many water pipes to burst across the area.
Mr and Mrs Rud hosted relatives for Rud Jr s first birthday on the evening of December 28 A dainty supper was served Frank Jazek of West visited relatives in Moulton over the holidays
Miss Hulda Kause accepted a saleslady post at T. A. Florus Bakery. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Cheemnitz visited San Antonio and nearby areas last week. Roy Kotzebue and Miss Rose Petrek spent last week in Houston and Sugar Land. O. R. Brown of Haslettsville joined The Eagle's subscription list. Mrs. Leona Merrem and her son Malvin returned Monday from visits with relatives in San Antonio.
Constable Henry Krueger brought Horace Butler from Moulton and jailed him on a DWI charge. He posted $500 bond to appear for an examining trial in Moulton on January 9.
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