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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1938
Page
4
Mrs A C Ray 63 prominent Muldoon resident died at her home from a fractured vertebra. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon. She is survived by her widower and two daughters.
Mrs. Ida Augusta Renetsch, 61, died Thursday at her daughter’s home on Route 5 after months of illness. Survived by three daughters and one son. Funeral services were conducted at the home Friday.
The Moulton Eagle published by C. F. Knape announces weekly Friday editions with a subscription rate of 2.00 dollars per year in advance. The publication is entered as second class matter at Moulton Texas.
About 1000 attended the Lavaca county farmers short course at Hallettsville city park. Leaders included Eli Rubin and Rev. A D Klages with welcome from County Judge Paul H Fertsch. Speakers covered soil fertility extension work and farm management plus poultry and clothing topics.
Washington reports Col. John Thomas Taylor of the American Legion said thousands of veterans remain unaware of the World War adjusted compensation act. He urged extending the filing window to 1950. about 150,000 veterans have not filed for benefits totaling 7 million dollars.
First bale of 1939 cotton in Jim Wells County was ginned Thursday afternoon at R W Andrus gin in Alice. It weighed 502 pounds and was grown by Adolph Schalfert on a Rosita area farm.
Sam and Mrs Reichman, buyers for Meyerhoff Dry Goods in Hallettsville Texas, depart July 9 for New York to shop Fall and Winter merchandise. They promise up to date stock, strong prices, and styles to match larger cities, with letters to be sent to Edison Hotel New York. They urge customers to wait for Meyerhoff's selections before buying and thank shoppers for past favors.
Hallettsville Texas June 28 The Turk well on the Edwards Survey sixteen miles southeast of Hallettsville has reached 1 430 feet with surface casing set. Drilling to 8 800 feet or Wilcox sand expected. completion could take two months. Drilling contractor is Bill Goldston.
Theo Rogge of Shiner and his son George Rogge of Georgetown lease 200 acres of Wipff ranch in Maverick County irrigation district. They will plant flax, marking the district's first large flax crop in its 67 000 acre span.
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