Eagle Job Office Promises Local Printing and Lithography
The Eagle Job Office invites work of all kinds for printing and lithography to be done locally. It urges residents to spend at home to boost community prosperity.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1936
Page
5
The Eagle Job Office invites work of all kinds for printing and lithography to be done locally. It urges residents to spend at home to boost community prosperity.
The Eagle thanks readers for subscription payments since the last report. Named contributors include Richard Pohler of Moulton, John Baros of Moulton, and Oscar Shandera of Moulton.
Constable Henry Krueger of Precinct 6 in Moulton Texas denies rumors of resignation and states his name appears on the July 25 primary ballot. He urges voters to rally to his support and confirms he will remain in the race to the finish.
Peter Pundt of Hallettsville was in Moulton Monday. Boyce Rehmer has returned from San Antonio where he had been attending college. Carlton Johnson and B. F. Ware have gone to Mississippi to visit Mr. Ware's ill mother. Frank Kokas left for Corpus Christi to visit relatives and handle business. Armin Puck of San Antonio spent Friday and Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Vince Rehmet.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Kieshnik spent the weekend in Port Lavaca visiting relatives and friends. Edgar Meiners of San Antonio was in Moulton on Friday and Saturday visiting Postmaster John M. Meiners and family. Mr. and Mrs. George Bargman of Gonzales visited the Fehrenkamp home Friday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Schultz of Hallettsville stopped briefly in Moulton en route home from San Antonio. Mr and Mrs Frank Jilek and Mr and Mrs F J Jilek attended the Centennial Exposition in Dallas last week and report a wonderful exposition and a good time.
L G Garbade owner of the Flatonia Hatchery was in Moulton Monday on business and made a pleasant and profitable call at The Eagle office.
The Eagle lists candidates for various offices in the upcoming Democratic primary including J J Olsen and Paul Boethel for Legislature, Henry S Paulus for 25th Judicial District DA, Gus J Strauss for County Clerk, Aug W Janszen for County Judge, Arthur P McElroy and Gene Houchins for Sheriff, Paul H Fertsch for County Attorney, E A Turk for Assessor-Collector, J G Konnicka for County Treasurer, Arnold Freytag and Edwin V Gallia for Co Commission Prec 2, A J Darilek for Justice Prec 6, Louis A Niebuhr for Constable Prec 6, and Chas Welfl for Public Weigher Prec 6.
National Chairman of the Sentinels of the Republic argues the real work of recovery belongs to the millions of self reliant Americans who keep farms and factories running, pay taxes, and support payrolls, not politicians or economic theorists. He emphasizes individual and collective contribution as the true strength of America.
Raymond Pitcairn argues that a national platform is a solemn contract, not mere propaganda. Voters should demand more than promises, seeking assurance that policies will be fulfilled and pledges honored beyond the fleeting election clamor.
The Hochheim Prairie Mutual Fire and Storm Insurance Association now writes residence, furniture, and outhouse insurance in town. Contact the local secretary to obtain a policy. Emil Grunwald serves as Secretary, Branch No. 13, Moulton.
We express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for kindnesses during illness and after the death of our beloved son Willie Mikulencak. We also thank those who brought flowers. Mr and Mrs John Mikulencak.
Miss Agnes Winklarek daughter of Mr and Mrs Clement Winklarek married Edward Matocha at the Catholic Church in Cistern Rev Father Janysek officiated in the ceremony in Flatonia Texas on July 10.
Mrs J W Crouch, Miss Ruth Duncan and Miss McGinty of San Antonio visited W J Spear home. Henry Crouch and daughter of Houston were also present during the gathering.
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