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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1919
Page
9
The store announces a wide clearance across groceries dry goods and clothing to reduce excess stock. Bargains include coffee, flour, soap, canned goods, textiles, hats, sweaters, hosiery, table linens, and men’s and boys’ clothing with substantial price cuts and limited quantities.
The notice states all items are cash sale only with prices quoted. No credit accepted. goods priced for cash. Liberty Bonds accepted as cash equivalent at market value for purchases. Country produce accepted at market price in cash terms.
Special correspondent reports in France that Salvation Army workers fed officers and men during shell fire. Mrs. Adjutant Hammond Lieutenant Lulu Sawyer and Captain Ramsey cooked for over a hundred troops between detonations in a village under 48 hours of bombardment.
Frank Mikalencak of Schulenburg visited relatives and friends this week. He also called at our sanctum Sunday and ordered a Kaglu sent to his address.
Arthur Saft of Austin Texas died Tuesday January 14 from influenza pneumonia. Born in Beeville he spent most of life in Austin. He was twenty eight years old and survived by his wife his mother father and two sisters.
The Sixty sixth congress will convene in Washington on March with a total House membership of 435. Republicans hold 238 seats, Democrats 193, followed by 2 independents and 1 prohibitionist and socialist.
In a terse report a Salvation Army hut site and workers are described as closest to trenches, indicating their proximity to frontline positions. Details are sparse but emphasize the margin between shelter and conflict.
A wartime vignette by Mrs. Harold Miles describes Salvation Army girls in khaki serving doughnuts coffee and meals in a French village billet. The women work beside soldiers, sharing conditions, cooking mending and leading prayers with calm, steady authority.
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