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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1935
Page
8
We express sincere thanks to friends and the Ladies' Aid for kindnesses and sympathy during illness and death of our beloved wife and mother Mrs Henry Schodde. Special thanks to Rev A H Falkenberg for visits and Rev M A Kalkenberg for funeral service, and to all who sent floral offerings. Henry Schodde and Children.
Dr. A. Lampe a veterinary surgeon from LaGrange Texas will visit Moulton July 12. Bring your sick stock for examination and service.
H. W. Hafer a noted piano tuner from Bay City will be in Moulton about July 5. People wishing services may leave orders at The Eagle Office.
Lon Spann traveled to Port Lavaca while C T Johnson visited from Austin. Miss Cille Breitschopf of Cistern visits relatives. William Hillmer visited Marlin with the Schindler home. A C Rebmet of San Antonio spent Sunday with the Arnim family. Harl Needham and Dexter Cowan were in San Antonio on business. Jim Nachlinger and son Lester of Taylor visited relatives. Stella Leazar visits in San Antonio with son Melvin. Horace Landrum of San Marcos spent Sunday with the Knape family. Jaeggli visiting Brenham with H C Zschappel. Oear Lee Bunting of San Antonio here with kin. Lon Spann party to Yoakum Sunday with Marie and Joe Raindi and Barorie Welfl. Marie and Joe Raindi of Wilson stay with sister Mrs Lon Spann. Joe Petrek and Vladik Culak vacationing in Houston Galveston and Danbury this week. Otto Templin and two daughters of Seguin attended funeral of Mrs Henry Schodde. Joe Wentreck of Charlottenburg suffered a brain concussion Saturday when his car struck railing after a tire blowout. he is recovering well.
The banker leader argues for public understanding of bankers' role in recovery. He says impatience hinders progress and that government can aid but business must initiate activity by seeking credit, while reforms create uncertainty and delay expansion.
James E B Baum of the American Bankers Association discusses protective measures for banks to deter robberies. He cites silent alarms, tear gas units, bandit resistant enclosures, and timed locks on safes as effective tools for both small and large banks in preventing or delaying holdups.
The article notes that among current central banks only four have government ownership of stock. It highlights Canada’s Bank as the newest central bank, which opened recently after extensive study of global experience, and states its stock is privately owned.
The first quarter reports show industrial corporations posting net profits 21 percent higher than in 1934. Total farm value of major crops excluding livestock climbed in 1934 to 4 782 423 000 dollars, up from 4 114 265 000 dollars the prior year.
Washington report quotes R. B. Hecht, president of the American Bankers Association, arguing that the United States should keep its regional Federal Reserve System under private ownership and reject a government owned central bank. Hecht cites Europe’s central banks, the Jackson era abolition of the Second Bank, and the political risks of centralized control as reasons to maintain a diverse, partially private banking system.
On Sunday July 7 1935 church activities include Sunday School and Bible Class at g0 am and an English service at 8 pm. Rev M A Falkenberg of San Antonio will speak next Sunday and holy communion will be administered in English. All are invited to attend.
An ad from Kopecky Drug Company touts Adlerika as a single dose remedy to purge poisonous wastes causing pimples and dull skin, urging readers with muddy or sallow complexions to try the product.
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