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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1945
Page
4
The Gaines Dog Research Center in New York City urges daily walking for dogs for fitness, sun, and air. It notes the dog’s needs vary by size temperament and diet, and suggests well balanced dog meals as essential sustenance.
A columnist warns of unprecedented 300 billion debt and $2300 per person, urging tax reform now. The piece criticizes Congress as timid and likens delaying action to a failing tooth needing drastic surgery later.
Mr and Mrs Arnold Nollkamper Mrs Fritz Behlen Mr and Mrs Henry Behlen of Shiner Mrs Helen Boehl and Mrs Joe Wyoral of Moulton attended the funeral of their aunt Gerhard Meyer at Freyburg last week Tuesday.
A Boston and Maine Railroad pledge of war effort unity urges workers to work through V Day with no celebrations. They ask the public not to ride trains for partying and encourage church and prayer for victory over Japan, stressing total victory as everyone's business.
The Moulton Farmers Gin and Mill Company announces its annual stockholders meeting for Monday January 15 at 10 A M at Herman Park Hall. All members are urged to be present.
Miss Rose Svoboda was elected president of the Lutheran Ladies' Aid Society at a meeting held Thursday last week. Re-elected were Mrs. K. Windecker as vice president Mrs. C. A. Lehne as secretary and Mrs. Ed. Boehm Jr. as treasurer. Committees for membership sick flower and hostesses were chosen with names of members and the next meeting set for Thursday February 1.
Adolph Etlinger has received a promotion to the rank of corporal while serving overseas. The announcement notes his ascension in rank and ongoing duty location without detailing additional assignments or dates.
A Batesville group organized a pre inquiry meeting to advise their representative on upcoming legislation. They invited impartial experts to explain terms and speed up deliberations, turning civic loyalty into constructive input. The piece urges public spirited citizens to support direct, organized outreach to lawmakers.
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