Bunting Posts Warning to Keep Livestock Off Property
Donald Bunting warns and requests that cattle hogs and turkeys be kept off his land to avoid trouble. He notes hunting is forbidden on the property and addresses Mrs Elizabeth Vincik.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1940
Page
8
Donald Bunting warns and requests that cattle hogs and turkeys be kept off his land to avoid trouble. He notes hunting is forbidden on the property and addresses Mrs Elizabeth Vincik.
Mrs. Wm Husemann died January 17 at her home north of Moulton. Funeral at the home followed by interment in Shiner City Cemetery with Rev E Jacobs officiating. Pallbearers were Emil Aschenbeck Henry Sonsel Jim Echter Harry Sonsel Alfred Novak and Willie Novak. She was 49 years 5 months and 14 days old. Survived by husband and four daughters Mrs Minnie Berger Lamesa Ella Husemann Seguin Helen Hasemann Houston and Kieda Hasemann Moulton.
Oak Grove School will host an invitation tournament for junior boys and girls ground ball and senior girls volleyball on Saturday January 27. About 12 to 16 teams from twenty five rural and high schools are expected to participate with entries already received from Boursville Evergreen Boethel New Berlau Charlottenburg Moravia Breslau Witting and Moulton. Awards will be given to first place in each event, games follow Interscholastic League rules, and Oak Grove P T A will run concessions all day.
H. J. Willberg thanks the Moulton Fire Department for prompt service Monday morning when fire threatened his place. He praises the fire boys and urges community support for the department.
The church lists a Brotherhood Meeting Friday at 7 30 p m and Sunday School at 9 30 A M with a German Service at 10 30 A M. Thursday Feb 1 Ladies Aid meets with Pastor K Jacobs leading.
The Moulton High School Bob Katz defeated the St. Joseph's Yoakum team in the local gymnasium Wednesday of last week. The Bonkittens also won from St. Joseph's girls.
The Sick Mrs F. L. Fillipp shows improvement while Edward Kram of Moulton recovers at Cuero hospital. Mrs. Wm. J. Meyer at Shiner hospital shows improvement. F. T. Fehrenkamp at home shows some improvement. Mrs. Frances Papacek remains on the sick list this week.
Orange Ford Biu, Sr., 85, was found frozen to death Sunday in a field about two miles from Hallettsville near the Victoria highway after a two day search. He wandered away from his farm Thursday and was believed to be visiting a man, so officers were not alerted until Friday.
District Attorney H. Paulus of Yoakum spent Wednesday in Moulton on official business.
Mr. Newman of Minnesota and his son E C Newman of Yoakam were in Moulton last Thursday afternoon.
The family of Mrs. Wm. Husemann expresses heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for kindnesses during illness and death. Special thanks go to Rev. EK Jacobs, D. Wogner and Dr. Boyle, and gratitude is extended for the floral tributes. Wm. Husemann and Children.
Hallettsville and Shiner Methodist pastor Rev. A Guyon is reassigned to the Weimar church effective February 1 after five years serving Hallettsville and Shiner. Successor for Hallettsville and Shiner not announced.
Advert shows Herbine as a strictly vegetable medicine for biliousness headache flatulence and tiredness. It claims temporary constipation relief and suggests a 60 cent two bottle price.
This piece praises Joseph W LaBine and his Weekly News Analysis for offering concise factual European war reports. It highlights potential propaganda and censorship, and asserts the column provides clear interpretation to aid public discussion.
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