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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1921
Page
5
A notice states availability in the office at the opera house in Moulton on Mondays 9 to 4 Wednesdays 12 to 4 Fridays 12 to 4 Saturdays 9 to 4 with specified hours for public access.
County Commissioner Jos F Butschek issues warning against dumping on public roads. Mentions of Laura Valenta visiting San Antonio, Dr F W Reedbetter in Moulton, and Alois Zdek with Louis Windel visiting San Antonio and Hallettsville areas.
The Triner’s Wall Calendar featuring fifteen maps of European borders proved highly popular with half a million copies distributed. The calendar would stretch about 790 miles if laid out, rivaling the distance from Chicago to Washington. The Joseph Tuiner Company now offers free inquiries on geographic or historical questions answered by Dr Vojan, a noted authority.
August W. Janszen and his two young daughters motor to Gonzales on Saturday morning, continuing a family outing.
No trace found of Joe Stavinoha who vanished December 31 from Shiner Texas. Telegrams sent to police in San Antonio Houston Austin Galveston and Waco asking to locate him. no results yet.
Carl Nau son of El Nau of Yorktown first year UT student earned all A grades in the first half of the year. The item notes other local social visits and a bank statement from Moulton Eagle dated January 14 1921 with financial figures and attestations by F T Fehrenkamp and E C Fehrenkamp.
Recap of bank condition as of December 29 1920 shows loans and discounts 121697 20 furniture and fixtures 3886 56 cash and due from banks 6296 17 deposits 184068 05 total 191560 77 announced opened for business November 6 1920. Bratrion Schaefer Upton Bratrich and Anna Schaefer married January 4 at Smothers Creek Catholic church with wishes for happiness from The Eagle.
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