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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1932
Page
4
Washington reports that 1,482,000 left farms for towns while 1,679,000 moved to farms last year. January 1, 1932 farm population set at 81,260,000, births driving the rise. The Agriculture Department calls it the decade’s largest and most significant population shift.
Flatonia Texas announces the twentieth annual fair will run September 15 through 18 with day and night events. Premium lists will be mailed to exhibitors in Fayette Lavaca Colorado and Gonzales counties. Grounds admission is reduced and there is no vehicle charge. Local merchants join fair directors to host displays and amusements along with carnival attractions.
Fire on Wednesday damaged the store of William Wendtland & Son in Shiner Texas. Loss of stock was considerable due to fire smoke and water. Other items note Collie McCord visiting Moulton and Vladik Boehm traveling through Marlin Mineral Wells and other points with local mentions of readers and subscribers.
The Eagle thanks readers for subscription payments since the last report. Names listed include A. J. Darilek of Moulton Frank J. Jezek of West M. H. Kotzebue of Tulsa Oklahoma Chas W McDonald of Moulton V K Hinck of Victoria Agnes Novak of Moulton George Bath of Moulton F K Hinci of Moulton.
Mrs Edwin Jaeggli spent last week in San Antonio while Mrs Louis Pietsch and daughter Ja Nell visited Shiner Friday. Miss Erna Niemann returned from a San Antonio vacation and Mrs E Westerhoff came home after weeks there. Families from Houston Hondo Yoakum and others visited Mrs Rud Valenta and Mr Henry Fehrenkamp and family in Shiner.
Mr and Mrs William Steinmann and son William Earl of Schulenburg visited O F Knape and family Sunday evening.
Doctors warn nine tenths of Americans suffer from constipation which poisons the system and weakens organs. Preventing constipation can spare diseases and losses. Herbine, a vegetable laxative, offered by Kopecky Drug Company.
A note urges readers to use printed stationery instead of rubber stamp methods as imprinting styles modernize. It emphasizes updating supplies to stay current.
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