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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1937
Page
5
Strong healthy bloodtested chicks selected for size color type and weight for sale at the Shiner Hatchery and Poultry Farm starting January 26 and daily thereafter. The breeder has blood tested stock for three years and culls mates with trap nested cockerels to ensure quality. Orders booked for February and March delivery with reasonable prices.
The Moulton Eagle and Semi-Weekly Farm News join forces offering a combined subscription at 2.50 per year. Readers are urged to subscribe now for timely local news and farm reports.
The Lutheran Congregation met at Zion's Lutheran Church on January 8. Reports by treasurers Wm Hillmer Rev A H Falkenberg and others were praised. New Sunday School officers were elected and John C Mueller F C Kaase Emil Koester joined church council alongside incumbents Wm Hillmer and Wm H Schodde.
Mrs. Lucille Leslie Corder 24 died Tuesday afternoon January 5 at Burnett and was buried Wednesday at Hallettaville. Survived by a child, mother Mrs. Dora Leslie, and brothers T. H. Leslie of Weimar and Roy Leslie of San Antonio. Born and raised near Hallettsville.
Lavaca County Texas totals assessed wealth of 12 899 710 dollars. Shiner resident W L Henkhaus visited Moulton for a day last week while Schulenburg resident P A Kubala attended to business in the same period. Superintendent and Mrs W B Smith and son Walter Herbert visited Richland Springs recently.
The Eagle promotes a nine month subscription for $1 to keep in touch with hometown events. A father and son exchange a joke about a delegate-at-large at a convention, noting that a wife’s absence is the reason. The dialogue ends with a gag about purposes of delegates.
Eyewitness quote describes a tourist ordering retreat, a native apologizing as the village doctor is struck down. The event centers on a collision between a visitor and the town medic, prompting a call for medical attention and local response.
The notice promotes using The Jocal printer for all printing needs and urges residents to trade locally. It encourages practicing local production to improve the town.
Readers urged to share news from visits or travels with Ring 99 and The Eagle staff to ensure timely coverage. The message invites community tips and contributions for comprehensive local reporting.
The pastor will start his 1937 confirmation class on Saturday January 23 at 9 o'clock in the morning in Luther Hall. The class invites children to attend confirmation instruction. It will be confirmed before August 1 of this year. A. H. Falkenberg, Pastor.
Charles Eissler of Hallettsville spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed L Biehunko in Moulton during a friendly visit to the area.
E. D. Meyer has accepted the position of manager at the Kubala Hatchery, the facility recently established at the specified location.
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