Paper Conservation Drive Urges Retail and Public Help
Government appeals to citizens to conserve paper as Armed Forces demand rises. Consumers urged to minimize wrapping, reuse cartons, and skip bags when possible. National association offers tips to save newsprint and all paper, aiding both Army and Navy efforts.
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Army
Navy
Pari Mutuel Betting Legalized in Twenty Two States
The pari mutuel betting system has been legalized in 22 states expanding options for wagering on horse and dog racing and related events across the United States.
Ladies' Aid Society Elects Officers in Moulton
At its recent meeting the Lutheran Ladies' Aid Society of Moulton elected officers for the year: G J Bohnenkamp president Elmer Jacobs vice president Ed Boehm Jr treasurer G20 von Lianen secretary Misa Leona Janszen reporter Committees were named Membership Tom Berle and Albert Klobedans Flowers W W K Richter and Helen Kaase Sick Leona Merrem and E Janszen Hostesses Vince Rehmer Otto Riske Stanis Rothbauer visitor C A Lehne Next meeting set for February 5.
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Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society of
Moulton
G. J. Bohnenkamp
Elmer Jacobs
Ed. Boehm Jr
G20
von Lianen
Misa Leona Janszen
Tom Berle
Albert Klobedans
Www
K. Richter
Helen Kaase
Leona Merrem
E Janszen
Vince Rehmer
Otto Riske
Stanis Rothbauer
C. A. Lehne
Honest find restores wallet to Texas family in 1920s
The letter to Mrs. Frank Wagner shows integrity as a wallet and money belonging to Frank Wagner Jr. were found on highway 81 near San Antonio on January 10 by Max Horz of the Highway Department and returned with a note from F. Van Houten of the State Highway Department. Frank Jr. was a student at St. Mary's University in San Antonio, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wagner of this city. Also noted are funeral attendees for Mrs. Joe Pilsner including Mr. and Mrs. Willie Boehm and Walter Dietschke of Ganado.
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Frank Wagner
Frank Wagner Jr
Highway 81
San Antonio
Max Horz
Highway Department
F. van Houten
State Highway Department
New Braunfels
Texas
Frank Jr
St. Mary’s University
Yoakum Girl Awarded Safety Hero Honor
Elaine Hill eight year old daughter of Rev Earl Hill of Yoakum received a 16 inch golden safety pin award as safety hero of the week from Uncle Harry on WGN Chicago. The award followed a Chronicle story about her saving her sister Janette from a second story window and was approved by a national board including Kate Smith Eddie Cantor Booth Tarkington and Colleen Moore.
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Yoakum
Elaine Hill
Earl Hill
Harry
WGN
Chicago
Elaine
Janette
The
Chronicle
National Board
Kate Smith
Eddie Cantor
Booth Tarkington
C. Bedell ‘Munro
Alfred &. Smith
Orville Caesar
Colleen Moore
Paul King
Tooy Sarg
Moulton Couple Moves To San Antonio
Mr and Mrs Vladimar Darilek relocate to San Antonio to establish a home and Mr Darilek takes a position at Duncan Field.
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Moulton
San Antonio
Vladimar Darilek
Mr. Darilek
Duncan Field
South American Border Dispute Ends After Century
Venezuela and Colombia agreed to settle a border dispute that stretched over more than 100 years, marking a decisive end to the long running territorial disagreement and establishing new boundary terms.
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Venezuela
Colombia
State Officials Urge Registration for Civilian Defense
Dr. George W. Cox state health officer said his office is flooded with inquiries about how and where to register for civilian defense. He urged citizens wanting to serve to contact their county judge or mayors.
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Austin
George W. Cox
Ford program at Flatonia Motor Company lecture on repairs
Lee Jarosek Adolph Petrek Oscar Kaiser and Otto Keil attended a Ford program at the Flatonia Motor Company in Flatonia last Thursday evening. Mr Robertson field man for the Ford Motor Company of Houston gave a lecture and demonstration on car repairing and painting.
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Lee Jarosek
Adolph Petrek
Oscar Kaiser
Otto Keil
Ford
Flatonia Motor Company
Flatonia
Mr. Robertson
Ford Motor Company of
Houston
Reading Japanese Paper Requires 2500 Characters First
The path to literacy begins with mastering 2500 kanji and kana symbols. Proficiency grows as readers practice daily, building recognition of common words and sentence structures essential for understanding Japanese newspapers.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Willie £. Boehm
Walter Dietschke
Ganado
Joe Pilsner
Moulton Hardware CO
Wheeling
Cop-A
F. T. Fehrenkamp & Sons
Moulton Lumber Dealers
C. F. Knape
Moulton Towas
Almedia
Motora
Moulton Motor Sales
Ford Sales and Service
T.ce Jarosek
Frop
Moulton, Texas
Edwin A. Jaeggli
A.J. Darilek
F. & M.estate Bank
Novosad
Vioulton Hatchery
R. I
Plymouth Rocks
Moulton Hatchery
Frank Jahn
EAT
Ati Bey Vei
Barta’s
State Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Texaco Products
Emil J. Jaluska
Prop
Moulton,Texas
Kram’s Garage
Proaohtory Point
Utah