Local printing services urge home work to boost prosperity
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1936
Page
5
If you need job printing or lithographing, place your order locally. The message promotes keeping printing work in the community to help restore economic activity and prosperity.
The Eagle lists readers who paid subscriptions since the last report. Names include Mrs. Jordan Boehm of Moulton, W. H. Schodde of Moulton, Wm. Wachtendorf of Moulton, Ed. L. Biehanker of Moulton, W. H. Pundt of Moulton, and Fred D. Mueller of Paducah.
Local residents and visitors are listed in a weekend round of social notes. Ed Kolar and wife visited Yoakum, Bertha Oehl vacationing in Dallas, J T Jaeggli and family in San Antonio, Victor Fehrenkamp and family in Cuero, Leona Merrem and son Malvin in Damon, Ed Boehm visiting Agnes Stavinoha in Temple, Geraldine Giesbers visiting Temple relatives, Evelyn McElroy in Shiner, W K Richter visiting Alma Mang in Temple, Edmund Kram family in Shiver, Taylor Bunting returning to San Antonio from Moulton, Dorothy Hoppe of San Antonio visiting Moulton, Vladimir Darilek hired as bookkeeper at Moulton Oil & Gin Company.
Miss Annie Laurie Jaeggli of Austin spent the week end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Jaeggli.
Mr Owen Brown and family of Hallettsville visited in the home of Mrs Charles O Riske Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Adolph Janszen and children Royce and Melba of San Antonio visit with Mrs Minnie Heye also of San Antonio Ed win Heye of Weimar Misses Elizabeth and Martha Speary of Hallettsville Mrs Allen Wiseman and daughters Elva and Fay and Robert Cooper of Flatonia visit in the home of Mr and Mrs Emil Jauzsen Sunday
The Eagle announces candidates for the Democratic primary for state and county offices in Lavaca County. Names listed include J J Olsen Paul Boethel for Representative, Henry S Paulus A P Mueller B Davis for District Attorney, Gus J Strauss for County Clerk, AU G W Janszen for County Judge, Arthur P McElroy Gene Houchins for Sheriff, Paul H Fertsch for County Attorney, E A Turk for Assessor-Collector, J F Bozka for County Clerk, J G Konnicka for County Treasurer, Arnold Freytag Edwin V Gallia for Co Commissioner Precinct 2, A J Darilek for Justice Precinct 6, Louis A Niebuhr for Constable Precinct 6, and Chas Welfl for Public Weigher Precinct 6.
A compact single serving Tomato Stuffed with Chicken and Pea Salad uses one tomato filled with a mixture of chopped canned chicken and canned peas moistened with salad dressing. The dish serves one and showcases peas in a simple light meal.
William Penn, Quaker and founder of Pennsylvania, born in London, was educated at Oxford before embracing Quakerism and facing imprisonment in Ireland. After his father’s death he founded the colony Sylvania, later renamed Pennsylvania by Charles II, with Philadelphia as its capital. Penn’s later years were marred by fraud, Fleet Prison confinement, and declining health, ending in 1718.
The Baltimore Sun first announced to President Polk and the American public the March 29 surrender of Vera Cruz during the Mexican War. The paper funded a private express between New Orleans and Baltimore, using sixty horses at about $1000 monthly. Riders covered six days, beating the Southern Mail by over 80 hours.
The article traces clock development from 800 B C with the toothed wheel to 145 B C water clock mix, 996 Pope Sylvester's Magdeburg design, 1583 Galileo pendulum, 1657 Huygens first pendulum clock, and the rise of ship chronometers with sub second daily error.
A terse notice urges readers to phone in news items to the paper at the number 99 for quick local coverage. It underscores easy reporting and timely publication for community happenings.
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