Owl Cafe Ad Promotes Sausage Varieties
An old advertisement invites hunger and urges readers to call for service at the Owl Cafe. It highlights sausage of all kinds and lists J. P. Cimrhanzel as the contact.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1928
Page
8
An old advertisement invites hunger and urges readers to call for service at the Owl Cafe. It highlights sausage of all kinds and lists J. P. Cimrhanzel as the contact.
H. W. Hafer of Bay City is in Moulton for the purpose of tuning and repairing pianos. Leave orders at The Eagle Office.
The Flatonia Lake Club hosts a splash day on Tuesday June 12 with Starry band music and grounds refresh ments. Prizes include best boys and girls swimmers in age brackets, most graceful divers, best underwater swimmers, youngest swimmer, and a fat versus lean men race. Free to all. participants invited to report to the committee at 6 p m and bring lunch and friends.
Herbert Pieper of Houston visited friends in Moulton on Sunday and Monday, while Joe Bohuslav travels to Temple for health reasons as part of his recovery efforts.
A lawyer argues for clemency by noting the defendant did not commit a prison assault on April 7. The exchange implies a possible attempt to steal an iron bar and strike the warden, but the act did not occur. The dialogue centers on whether the client deserves pardon based on that disputed incident.
Magistrate asks how long since he appeared in police court. prisoner replies twenty years. Question about where he was all that time is answered with in prison.
A local print shop advertises a large stock of candidate cards with competitive pricing. It touts fast turnaround and high quality workmanship, encouraging customers to try their services.
A salesman pitches a “combination magazine rack and smoking stand” while Mrs. Dudley dismisses the idea as nothing new, noting her husband would call any furniture a smoking stand.
Reno biologist and educator Benson Billinghurst mixed public praise with irony after a scandal linked to embezzlement in Nevada. The scene at a city reception reflected the upheaval as officials grappled with trust and accountability.
The passage urges courtesy to neighbors for mutual reciprocity, notes that admitting mistakes shows intelligence, and reflects on some men always staying on the straight path. It concludes that practical application of knowledge matters more than mere knowledge itself.
A columnist notes that a person who reads a neighbor’s newspaper to avoid a subscription cannot be relied upon to contribute to public improvement projects, implying broader support would be low.
Governor Dan Moody aged 35 on June 1 is noted. Americans spend $342 million yearly on candy. Mrs Charles Lueke and Miss Ida Lueke visited Galveston this week. Louis Knesek of Laredo visiting parents in Moulton. Dr Oscar A Dari sek and wife attended the Dentists Convention in El Paso.
Lillie Shirley Koester is in Victoria visiting her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kunetka, staying with the family during the初.
Mr and Mrs William B E Darilek spent several days in Moulton visiting homefolks and left for their home in Charlotte Wednesday of last week.
Rev. W. A. Flachmeier of Columbus and Rev. A. H. Falkenberg of Moulton departed Wednesday morning for Mission Valley to attend the Lutheran Conference.
Zions Lutheran Church announces Sunday services for June 10 1928. Sunday School and Bible Class at 9:00 a.m. German service at 10:00 a.m. Pastor A H Falkenberg invites worshippers to attend and be welcomed. J T Jaeggli noted for Sept. service.
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