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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1922
Page
4
The Hallettsville Herald urges the Moulton Independent School District board of trustees to approve a summer bond issue to add an annex to the schoolhouse. The letter argues the project is essential, praising Hallettsville’s school facilities as a model and inviting skeptics to compare.
The Eagle thanks subscribers F. J. Micutka of Moulton Adam Schutz of Moulton Roy Kotzebue of Moulton E. H. Houchins of Hallettte Rite John Bevan of Moulton William Antrich of Shiner Miss Helen Plieka of Eagle Lake Will H. Mueller of Houston KE Brunkenhoefer of San Antonio.
A humorous petition from a physician asking for divine aid to endure patients’ gratitude and, more importantly, for relief from the “Financial Cramps” of debt. He prays creditors soften their hearts and loosen purses to help him cope with money troubles.
Mise Viasta Shandera came home Friday from Yoakum where she visited the family of her brother Ed Shandera.
The piece argues radio will stay, tracing wartime experiments from Washington to the Atlantic and Brest. It likens radio’s lasting impact to the enduring popularity of Triner’s Bitter Wine, urging readers to try the remedy as a trusted summer tonic.
Mr John Mladenka and family visited Caldwell last week to see relatives and friends. Mrs B Kurko and daughter Miss Theresia of San Antonio are visiting at the Jacob Tomasko home.
Mise Eisie Jaeggli returned Saturday from Yoakum where she visited her aunt Mia. James D. Gray and Miss Clara Hannemann came home Friday from a week with her sister Mrs Kode of Hallettsville. Mrs James D Gray of Yoakum visited her mother Mrs M C Kubitz and sister Mrs Rudolph Jaeggii.
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