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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1936

Page

4

Flood Damage Strikes Lavaca Bridges in Hallettsville Area

July flood in Lavaca County causes extensive bridge damage totaling thousands of dollars beyond the $55,000 from earlier floods. Breslau has two large bridges down, Witting one collapsed, and the road near the Hallettsville poor farm impassable but salvageable. Rail service resumes between Sublime and Hallettsville as Navidad washes out ~500 feet of track. No deaths reported. some livestock drowned and fields heavily washed.

Hallettsville Texas Lavaca Breslau Witting Poor Farm Sublime Navidad

Moulton Ladies Aid Society Meets in July

The Moulton Lutheran Ladies Aid Society held a regular meeting on Thursday July 2 with committees named for the month Sick Mrs H F Mueller and Mrs Joe Haas Membership Mrs Herry fisbeck and Mrs Leander Mueller Decorating Mrs G J Bohnenkamp and Mrs Geo von Lienen Serving Mrs John C Mueller Mrs Leander Mueller and Mrs George Mueller New member Miss Ora Willis Janszen welcomed The next meeting is set for Thursday August 6.

Moulton Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society H. F. Mueller Joe Haas Herry Fisbeck Leander Mueller G. J. Bohnenkamp Geo. von Lienen John C. Mueller George Mueller Ora Willis Janszen

Home County Man Seeks Support for District Attorney

Henry S. Paulus urges Lavaca County voters to back his DA bid due to his wife’s illness. Paulus notes twenty seven years practicing law in local courts and longtime residence with his family. He thanks voters for consideration and requests their vote.

Lavaca County Henry S. Paulus

Liquor and Beer Sales Band During Election

The liquor control board cautioned permit holders that liquor and beer sales would be prohibited during the democratic primary election July 2. Beer taverns must close during polling hours 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. and liquor package stores must remain shut from midnight Friday until 7 a.m. Monday.

Austin The Liquor Control Board

James Charlton Harris County Treasurer Dies at 89

James Charlton aged 89, longtime Harris county treasurer for 80 years, died Sunday from injuries after being struck by a vehicle. Former Governor Pat M. Neff of Waco will speak at the Old Independence homecoming celebration in Washington county on August 9.

James Charlton Harris County Pat M. Neff Waco Old Independence Washington County

State School Aid Fixed At $19 Per Capita

The state board of education set per capita aid to public schools at $19 for the next school year in Austin Texas. With an estimated 1 560 000 students the total aid is projected at 29 640 000. Victor Jr and JoDean Feherkamp visited Shiner over the weekend with relatives.

Austin Texas State Board of Education

Kubicek Couple Visits Relatives in Corpus Christi

Mr and Mrs Louis J Kubicek visited relatives and friends in Corpus Christi recently.

Louis J. Kubicek Corpus Christi

Mrs Fehrenkamp Kotzebue Peters Visit Cuero

Mrs. F. T. Fehrenkamp, Mrs. Erna Kotzebue and Miss Cecile Peters visited Cuero for a day last week.

F. T. Fehrenkamp Erna Kotzebue Cecile Peters Cuero

Rattlesnake and Copperhead Hibernate in Shared Den

A Chicago Daily News writer notes that timber rattlesnakes and copperheads hibernate in the same den with the eastern blacksnake. The snakes gather in autumn for winter refuge and exhibit neutral cohabitation, though summer blacks may prey on rattlers.

Chicago Daily News

Ancient skull trepanation and devil beliefs era

Early medical practice described as scraping a hole in the skull to release a devil perceived during head pain. Smithsonian collections show prehistoric trepanation sites and many victims survived. Modern surgeons still perform similar operations to relieve brain pressure.

Smithsonian Institute Washington, D. C

Bulbous Growths Gathered In California Highlands

The aborigines learned long ago the value of bulbous growths. They dug wild onion bulbs known as California hyacinth, roots of golden stars in the foothills, and desert lily with its white funnel shaped brooms. They also harvested camas in damp meadows from central California northward. camas bulb resembles a small onion and is rich in sugar.

California

Color Notes on Snapping Turtles

The text describes snapping turtles with dull olive or dark brown upper bodies and dull yellow undersides. It notes a small plastron exposing much of the flesh, and that shells smooth with age while younger turtles have rougher, bark-like shells.

The Potato and Its Storied Global Legacy

The potato is recalled as a famine saver in past races and as a culturally loaded symbol. Some cite its role in China’s millions while others note its fame in Marie Antoinette’s hair and the controversial history of its marketing.

China Marie Antoinette

Proverb Variations on Rolling Stone Saying

The saying “A rolling stone gathers no moss” has spawned many additions by writers. Thomas Tusser expanded it to warn of loss for frequent movers, while Anna Jameson tied it to a roving heart and missing affections.

Thomas Tusser Anna Jameson

To Farmers Who Signed Work Sheets

County Agent G. C. Kiog warns farmers who signed work sheets not to plow crops on government land without contacting their committeeman. Special forms signed by the committeeman and two neighbors grant permission to plow under until final papers arrive. Crops on diverted acres must be left on the land and cannot be harvested.

Local merchants advertise in The Eagle

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Wesk The Eagle

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Fr. T. Fehrenkamp & Sons Moulton Lumser Dealers Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Washington, D.C Maxi Nauranes State Bank Moulton, Texas Community Bank Christian Science Monitor Tur Carterian Sorance Puntisurne Society Boston Massachusets Ite Abs Fay Censeetew Scienes Montroz Back Bay Station Bozton Mass Roduce Edwin A. Jaeggli Mouton, Texas Moulton O. F. Knape Moulton Texas Moulton Ladies’ Aid Society Paul Boethel Boethel Con Olsen House Journal Taxpayers League Meeting Victor Jr JoDean Fehrenkamp Shiner Meep Cc. P G. C. Kiog Rexall
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