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WANTED to sell or trade for other cattle a good Jersey milch cow. John Mladenko Moulton Texas Just wipe it on Refinishes any color auto like
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1934
Page
16
WANTED to sell or trade for other cattle a good Jersey milch cow. John Mladenko Moulton Texas Just wipe it on Refinishes any color auto like
Senator Tom Connally launched his bid for re election at Sulphur Springs on Tuesday. He faces opposition from Joseph Weldon Bailey of Dallas congressman at large.
The Eagle publishes candidate slate for July 28 1934 Democratic primary across Fayette Austin Colorado Waller Lavaca Counties. State Senator district 15 nominees L J Sulak J W Wilson District Attorney H S Paulus R A Weinert Lavaca County includes representative Reginald F Bourke J J Olson County Judge Ruse W Janszen Sam Drevall District Clerk Joan L Smolik Gus Strauss Sheriff Gene Mouchinsky A P McElroy Assessor-Collector H J Schornack E A Turk County Superintendent Cons W Mcdonald Frank Schoppe County Treasurer John G Konvicka Public Weigher Prec 6 Cons Welf Joan A Baros County Commissioner Prec 2 Arnold Freytag Constable Prec 6 Henry Krueger Jos Hrncik Justice of the Peace Prec No 6 A J Dar I Leek.
The Musical Millers representing Liberty Mills of San Antonio performed a second concert Saturday at Rd. Boehm's store, local flour distributor. In the evening they joined with school and fire department members for a supper at the Moore Hotel hosted by the Parent-Teacher Association. They donated music for the P.T.A. school benefit dance at Hermann Park hall Saturday night, attracting a large crowd and boosting the event's success.
Erbart Raab and Arthur Schodde from Houston and San Antonio visit home folks in Moulton. Oswald Buesher and Henry Bohnenkamp travel between Smithville and San Antonio. Ernst Kishnik’s health remains about the same. Many locals, including the Arnim and Rehmet families, visit kin in San Antonio, San Saba, and Helmleigh. Robert J. Walla is buried in Flatonia.
Tom F. Hunter of Wichita Falls, candidate for governor, will address voters Saturday night June 23 at 9:30 over WBAP Fort Worth KPRC Houston and WOAT San Antonio. The 36 minute program outlines his platform including tax relief for real estate, public utility rate regulation, oil trust dissolution, and state government reorganization.
The Witting Ladies Aid Society will hold a bazaar at Witting Lutheran Church on Sunday June 24 starting at 1 PM. Beautiful handwork and useful articles will be displayed while lunch and coffee are served. Candidates are invited to participate and spend a pleasant afternoon. Lunch 5c.
The Board of Trustees invites bids on 20 cards of post oak wood up to 6 pm Saturday July 7 delivery to the school house in Moulton. The notice specifies the bidding deadline and delivery location.
The paper states that cards of thanks obituaries and all notices of entertainments with an admission fee are ads and require regular rates. News items are not advertising and should be submitted to the office, ring nine nine for details.
The Eagle notes Sunday School at g:00 a m with Bible Class and a 10:00 A M German service. Congregation invites all to attend next Sunday's service and the ice cream social on Thursday night June 21. Pastor A H Falkenberg signs the notice. Also mentions F W Jares of Hallettsville joining as a reader and his wife Anna F W Jaresh running for county treasurer.
Will Roitsch announces he is secretary treasurer for the Flatonia National Farm Loan Association succeeding KE M Burke. He will be in Flatonia only on Thursdays and in LaGrange otherwise. Mail received in LaGrange Texas and invites calls in Flatonia for association services.
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