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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1932
Page
5
The essay argues that canned foods aid modern brides by keeping meals consistently fresh, reducing waste, solving the servant problem, and enabling economical shopping. It credits canners with guiding home cooking and quality through contracted farmers and high grade seed.
Arnold Freytag pledges to conserve taxpayer money and oversee road maintenance in Precincts 2 and 6. He promises transparent precinct accounting, cash basis budgeting, debt reduction goals, and careful management of machinery and public property to lower taxes where possible.
V. J. Prasek announces average annual return of excess office fees to Lavaca County for 1927 through 1931 totaling 2566 74 dollars, averaging 513 35 dollars per year. The statement covers the five year period and notes the refunds during his term as tax collector.
The text warns against using harsh medicines for constipation and promotes Herbine as a safe herbal cathartic. It notes potential injury to the digestive lining and habit forming effects, recommending Herbine available at Kopecky Drug Company.
Mrs. Marie Petzold, 93, of Round Top, died at her son Richard Petzold's home in LaGrange on July 17. Funeral services were held there and she was buried in Floral Chapel Cemetery.
A largely attended tax payers meeting was held at the Oak Grove Schoolhouse Wednesday night July 18. Several addresses were made. Miss Georgie Mae Mikeska of Shiner is visiting at the home of Mr. Henry Koester Jr.
The text describes submission of two constitutional propositions to voters on July 23. It notes separate wallots and the method for supporters to mark FOR or AGAINST. It references the 13th and 18th Amendments and Article 5 of the U S Constitution via state conventions.
An advertorial note touts Herbine as a natural remedy to relieve constipation and cleanse the system to improve health and skin. It mentions Miss Joyce Meyer in Seguin as the point of purchase on Tuesday. Nile Rute Koester stayed several days in Shiner last week. O F Knape and family drove to San Antonio Saturday to fetch Harold who spent the week with his sisters. Mr and Mrs I T Fehrenkamp and family visited the B Fehrenkamp home in Shiner last Thursday night.
The notice urges readers to obtain a personal telephone for constant satisfaction and quick help in emergencies. For a small daily cost, a telephone eliminates neighbor trips and trips to the corner store, offering reliable service from Southwestern Bell.
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