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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1915
Page
8
Hallettsville Texas June 22 The postmaster here has received information that the postoffices at Branon and Vienna will be discontinued on July 31 Patrons must make other arrangements for mail delivery Most will likely use the new rural route Route 7 extending into the two areas After July 31 the last star route in this county will be
The Eagle highlights new ads including Ed Boehm and Sons Hosiery R Jaeggi and Bro flour F J Knesek and Sons Lawn Mowers W H Koester and Co Coffee Airdome Movies Hy Etlinger Ford Cars and Flatonia Fair.
Advertisement invites readers to place want ads in The Eagle for disposing of premises items. It promotes second hand furniture farming tools and similar goods as salable and notes the rate of five cents per line.
Arrangements are underway for a seven day chautauqua in Hallettsville Texas from July 20 to August 1. The event is hosted by the Parent Teachers Club and the City Cemetery Association which will share in the proceeds.
Manuel Balhorn takes a Kopecky Drug Co post. Ed Balhorn and grandson Glenn Hill left for Yoakum. Cecilia Faltisek visits Ammansville for a week. John Kerr of San Antonio tours city for business. C H Meyer and son from Ellinger visit relatives. Mrs Arnold Gerstbach and children from Bartlett come for a visit. John Schroeder returns to Shiner after days with his son Willie.
Texas Creamery Company of Houston offers to pay the highest price for cream on delivery at their store. Cream will be tested and paid for at the store, with Lucas Rehmett of Moulton referenced as the contact.
Notice announces sale and lead service for registered Jersey bulls Tom and Dilworth to be taken to any part of the city. Terms set at $2.50. Located in Moulton Texas with phone number 25 for inquiries.
Community notices from Moulton Texas advertise a June 29 opera house ball for Allis Camp No 142 W O W plus a W O W ball at the opera house. The ads also promote cordwood hides a Masonic watch charm loss a stray horse and Holton band instruments with local contact names.
Rain needed for crops. Social rounds include many local families visiting relatives and guests. A house dance at John Schachers with Albert Holik and Kubicek providing music drew a large, lively crowd in Silver Star.
Andrew Hentschel was in Shiner between trains Monday. Miss Sophia Jaroszewski returned Wednesday from Halletts ville where she visited the family of her brother Gus R Jaroszewski.
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