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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1943
Page
8
The Moulton Oil Mill in Moulton Texas lists cotton seed cake for sheep cattle and horses in three sizes. All feed dealers in Moulton carry the product. Mail subscription renewals for daily newspapers and magazines are available at The Eagle Office.
Pvt. Alvin Schoenfeld of Camp Swift visited home for New Year. He returned to camp in the evening with Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Schoenfeld, Miss Lucille Darilek, Miss Anita Wenske and Otto Pilsner.
Payment of subscription grants a place on the Eagle honor roll. Names include George Perrard and Wm. J. Breitechopf of Moulton, Henry Butschek of Moulton, Edward Darilek of Moulton, Joe Biehunko of Moulton, Louis Fehrenkamp of Moulton, Jim Reindl of Moulton, Albert Klobedans of Moulton, and others at San Antonio, Camp Barkeley, Randolph Field, Shiner, and Sheppard Field.
A 1943 banking report printed in The Moulton Eagle lists resources and deposits under Texas Banking Commissioner authority with signatures from F T Fehrenkamp and cashier. Separate items note Dorothy Jean Windel traveling to San Antonio for visits before resuming studies at the University of Texas in Austin after Christmas with her mother Kay Stevens.
Citizens are urged to buy additional war bonds and support expanded military camps to shorten the conflict. Officials say increased funding will accelerate production, training, and deployment, strengthening national resolve.
The December Victory Loan drive raised 12.906 billion dollars against a 9 billion goal. The funds are designated to finance the war effort through April, marking a substantial boost to wartime financing.
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