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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1928
Page
8
An agricultural notice from R J C Vogt, agent, urges use of Weevilnip as the only sensible method to kill boll weevils, leaf worms, and fleas before crop loss. Do not wait.
For sale the Adolph Kas ek farm one mile east of town offering 50 acres of good black land with fine improvements and abundant water. For price and terms inquire by writing or visiting.
Zions Lutheran Church schedules July 1 1928 events with Sunday School at 9 00 and German service at 10 00 and English service at 8 00 pm Pastor A H Falkenberg announces a Witting Lutheran Frauen Verein picnic next Sunday at 2 00 pm at Witting Church with invited members and friends. Local notes mention cotton sales in Moulton and visits by families from Flatonia San Antonio Breslau.
Jerry V. Post and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Kent of Baton Rouge Louisiana are in the city visiting relatives and friends since our last issue.
Growers who gather their crop promptly are realizing a nice income at this time of the year as cucumber shipments continue regularly.
The strip features Claribel in a Nile costume as a regular comic strip, with neighbors noting her humor. The style emphasizes lighthearted fun and familiar workplace humor.
A playful verse notes a motorman’s habit of being late to catch the car ahead yet ahead of the car behind through a wry, rhythmic observation.
The Eagle reports the Democratic primary action set for July 28 1928 with K A Turk running for re election as Tax Assessor.
Ned asserts the woman’s complexion is natural while Fred questions the claim. The exchange features Ned insisting she did while also agreeing with the statement if read as fact.
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