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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1933
Page
5
Fragmentary financial list shows precinct spending on lumber machinery parts labor repairs and damages. Mentions items like grease oil Culverte gas and oil bridge steel hardware and multiple totals including amounts such as 5570.84 2201.81 and 3499.87 with partial codings and stray figures.
Komensky defeated Shiner in an Interscholastic League series game Friday night with a 31 to 12 score. The win keeps Komensky competitive in district play.
A new train schedule became effective Sunday with the Yoakum to Waco train due at Moulton at 7 40 A M and the Waco to Yoakum train due at 12 44 P M, listing times for both directions.
The Baursville Parent Teacher Association announces its next regular meeting on the second Friday night of February. Members are requested to attend.
Mr W A Bergfeld and Mrs Bergfeld spent the past weekend in Seguin. Mrs Edwin A Jaeggli was in San Antonio. Ed Boehm Edwin A Jaeggli Chas Welff and Vince Rehmer were in New Orleans early in the week. Miss Emily Darilek of Hallettsville visited her parents in Moulton last weekend. Mrs Ed L Biehunko and baby spent part of the week in Hallettsville with her parents Chas Kissler.
Mr and Mrs Charles Eissler and their son Raymond of Hallettsville were in Moulton Friday to visit Mr and Mrs Ed L Biehunko.
Mr and Mrs F Wilks spent Sunday in Galveston to see their son in law Charles Schindler who is receiving treatment at a government hospital there.
Mr. John Kubena and family returned to their home in Victoria on Sunday after attending the funeral of Mrs. Katie Lylich, mother of Mrs. Kubena.
The newspaper columns invite readers to use the paper as a medium for selling or buying goods. It emphasizes the reach into hundreds of local homes and frames the paper as the best local advertising vehicle.
Two Alaska Packers' clipped ships Star of Alaska and Star of England, long moored in Oakland Bay mud, are refitted to sail again via the Golden Gate. Star of Alaska sold to Spruce Pine students for a round the world floating university. Star of England sold to Edward Elsen Grieve of Los Angeles with writers and scientists aboard.
Washington notes that five women who once lived in the White House remain living. Frances Folsom Cleveland Preston leads in seniority, though not age, and she married President Cleveland early in his term. Also living are Mrs. Taft, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Coolidge, and Mrs. Roosevelt who recently turned seventy one.
Washington reports that scented aromas are aiding sales across textiles paper paint rubber drugs and disinfectants. The Commerce Department notes scents help reduce sales resistance as psychologists assess impact. About 500 Utica housewives judged stockings with narcissus fragrance, most chose scented pairs. men preferred pine aroma.
The statement urges prioritizing local purchases to preserve funds. It suggests money spent domestically may be recouped or earned back, while spending abroad risks permanent loss. It frames a comparison between domestic and international spending with emphasis on local economic support.
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