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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1921
Page
8
In a Dallas district government Savings Division scene six clerks prepare $25 $100 and $1000 Registered Treasury Savings Certificates for savers. Monthly orders flow to Dallas and postmasters, with certificates offering high monthly interest as a safe investment strategy.
The body of George Best, arrived from France last week, was laid to rest in City Cemetery Sunday at 4 pm. The American Legion Post Jer ome Michael No. 94 gave a full military funeral with services at the home by Rev Gibbons and an oration by Prof. Mason at the grave. Taps and the salute were fired.
The Flag Day celebration in Shiner Texas postponed from June 14 to June 20 by the American Legion post in memory of Eliza Welhausen who died at 6 30 p m yesterday. Mrs Welhausen was among Shiner s early citizens and a noted benefactor.
J. W. Nachlinger of Vaslor arrived in the city on Wednesday. Mrs. Laura Valenta of San Antonio was in town for several days since our last issue to visit relatives and handle business matters.
L and Taylor visited Cuero early in the week. R S Haase piano tuner from Houston is in town on business. August Kotzbu e and family left for Magnolia Beach for a seaside week. Alfred Balhorn of Cameron visited his parents then went to Yoakum. Prof A J Eleter and family went to San Marcos for Mr Kister’s summer session at Southwest Texas Normal School. Mrs LN Wilson and children plus several others visiting at the Papacek home. Henry Pochman Jr of Board Top was in Moulton joining friends. he was reelected as principal but declined to stay to finish at Southwest Texas Normal School in San Marcos.
We are now ready for business and solicit your patronage. Anders Garage Moulton Texas We pay 6 percent per annum on time certificates of deposit FIRST STATE BANK Moulton Texas If you need a service car ting No 66 Otto Krause Moulton Texas.
A cluttered single page shows multiple for sale offers including a wood stove, Elcar car, 1921 Ford Touring Car, and various services in Moulton Texas and surrounding towns. Copies of lost items and wants ads appear alongside barbecue delivery and bartering notes from local businesses.
806 Hicks Building in San Antonio advertises a doctor specializing in eye ear nose and throat diseases and glasses fitting visiting Hallettsville June 27 Shiner June 28 Gonzales June 29 Moulton June 30. The note invites vehicle repair and parts offers at reasonable prices from HH J Beye Hallettsville Texas with quick service while you wait.
A heavy rain last week in Dickson area promises a good corn crop. Hermano Hirech, John Hoepfi and Louie Warnke visited the Joe Kuss home Sunday.
County Commissioner F J Butechek traveled to Hallettsville on official business on Monday to conduct duties and meet with local officials.
Absent writer drops in with crop and weather remarks. Heavy rain last week left ground moist and craving dry spell. Community gossip notes Miss Mary Zavesky visiting, trustee meeting at Calak school, social visits and a Oak Grove picnic. Mrs Huff celebrated with Marburger and Shodde families. wishes for her birthday.
A beavetit dance will be held at the Baursville Schoolhouse Sunday June 19 with music by Billi mek orchestra. All residents are invited to attend the community event.
Corpus Christi resident F. W. Arbim visited Tuesday. Miss Cecile Rehmet returned Tuesday from San Antonio. Mrs J. T. Jaegglns was in Dallas this week visiting relatives. Em'l Janezen returned Tuesday from Lincoln. Miss Sophie Krause left for Shiner Monday to visit her sister Mrs Frank Tomas ko. Mrs J. G. Guenther and daughter Marion returned Saturday from Houston. Lee Bunting returned Saturday from a business trip to Houston and reports excellent crop conditions along the road.
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