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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1937
Page
8
The clippings list rental and sale notices including Dr J G Guenther place near Lutheran Church rental through A J Darilek. dry cleaning and moth proofing offered by Cinada's Cleaning Parlor. and The E Kieschnik place about 140 acres south of town with executors F T Feh renkamp and J T Jaeggli of Moulton Texas.
John Meyer of Flatonia Route 4 reports a loss of three Narragan set hens painted green and about 40 young turkeys remain. Also available are three white-laced bulls for sale or trade.
Two stacks of hay and one stack of cane plus an acre of fine mile maize heads in a field 34 miles northeast of Shiner. Seller Gus Koether Route 1 Shiner Texas have sale details.
The Moulton Eagle and the Semi-Weekly Farm News advertise new subscription terms at 200 and 1.00 dollars annually respectively, both for a combined 2.50 dollars per year. The notice encourages readers to subscribe now.
Zion Lutheran Church of Moulton invites attendance for Sunday School at 9 00 A M Bible Class at 9 45 A M English confirmation service and holy communion at 10 00 A M A strong group of boys and girls will be confirmed and holy communion will be administered Pastor A H Falkenberg urges advance notice for communion and extends a welcome to all.
The board of trustees of the Moulton Independent School District will receive bids up to PM on Friday August 20 1937 for depository of the school funds for two years starting September 1 1937 and ending August 31 1939. J B Wilson President H A Ochl Secretary.
Otto Krause of Moulton Texas advertises a pair of mules about 16 hands high with one colt.
A Jobo Deere tractor will be demonstrated at the Henry Butschek farm east of Moulton on Saturday July 31 from 8 a m to 5 p m. Hajek Bros. of Shiner Texas invite all interested residents to attend.
Philip Lorfing of Hackberry finishes a pit silo 8 by 14 feet at a total cost of 8.40 for cement, with labor and hauling volunteered. The plastered silo stores about 16 tons of ensilage, protecting cows from feed shortages as explained by G C King County Agent.
Anton Bratrich, 72, a prominent citizen of Boursville, died Wednesday night from injuries after falling from a barn Tuesday afternoon. Burial will be held Friday morning at 8:30 in Moulton Catholic Cemetery.
We are deeply grateful for the kindness shown during our mother's illness and after her passing, especially to Rev. A. H. Falkenberg for comfort, the choir for music, and those who sent flowers. Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Bohnenkamp and Mrs. QO. C. Dittmar join in thanks.
The Eagle thanks readers for subscription payments since the last report. Names listed include F. W. Jaresh of Hallettsville and Mary Woznica of Houston.
Cotton duck is a heavy coarse plain woven fabric with alternating warp ends. It is sold by weight in ounces or by number and derives its name from its water shedding properties.
Forecasts indicate significant snowfall across Europe with a wide variation in impact. Northern Norway could see about 100 snowy days while Central France and the Mediterranean regions may experience under twenty.
A fragment shows Uncle Eben comparing some men to a balky automobile horn that barely moves yet somehow sounds as if it commands the whole scene. The dialogue hints at frustration with ineffectual effort.
Music by Ilse's Orchestra of LaGrange and Patek's Orchestra of Shiner with admission 40 cents for adults and free for ladies.
For Rent a farm of 80 acres with 50 acres in field and all new buildings. Plenty of good water. Located a half mile from the school. See or write to the owner only Konrad Branecky Corpus Christi.
The Hochheim Prairie Mutual Fire and Storm Insurance Association now writes insurance on residences in town, on furniture and outhouses. Anyone wishing to take out insurance should contact the local secretary Emil Grunwald, Secretary Branch No. 13, Moulton, Texas.
A brief notice instructs readers to phone item tips to the newsroom at number 99. The call for tips underscores community reporting and quick tip submission.
An advertisement urges people to try Adlerika to relieve stomach gas presses on the heart. One dose purportedly removes poisons and allows sleeping through the night. Kopecky Drug Company is listed.
Camp on the Guadalupe River this week involves scoutmaster Marvin Merrem and his Boy Scout troop near Dreyer. Mr and Mrs Fehler of Fayetteville visited in Moulton last week Thursday.
Mrs. F. T. Fehrenkamp and Mrs. Erna Kotzebue with Mrs. Burnett visited in LaGrange on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Menely of Corpus Christi visited at the Henry Butschek home last weekend.
Mrs Burnett and her daughter from Beeville were guests in the home of Mr and Mrs F T Fehrenkamp for the first part of the week.
Mr and Mrs Frank Barta Geo Barta Eugene Kubenka and Johnnie Kubenka visited in Taylor during the first part of the week.
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