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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1928
Page
5
Cattle owners in Lavaca county are urged to bring cattle horses and mules to dipping vats for inspection and dipping from March through May at 28 day intervals. The aim is to prove pastures are free of fever ticks before lifting quarantine. About forty tick infested herds remain and dipping may end by April 1st for most.
Laundry shipped every Wed F. P. Raab. Reliable sharpening service offered for razors and shears with weekly pickup and delivery. Industrial quality results for barbers and households.
At a recent meeting of officers and directors of the Independent Texan Mutual Aid Association of Molton, Ed C. Batey was elected president, F. T Fehrenkamp vice president, and F. L Filipp secretary treasurer. Directors named include C. F. Knape, W. E. Parr, Lucas Rehmer, Adolph Filipp, Ed C. Batey, Rudolph Filipp, and F. L. Filipp. Books and papers were found in excellent condition.
Market buyers advertise Meyerhoff Dry Goods Company in Hallittsville Texas offering ladies hats dress goods spring coats and men’s suits and hats. The note invites customers to visit the store see latest styles and compare stock with New York trends, promising friendly service and no pressure to buy.
Forty two women and two men held an open house titled 42 at the Edwin Jaeggli residence Tuesday night. Mrs Vladimir Gajer won first prize a flower vase while Mr Elo Fehrenkamp claimed a box of handkerchiefs. Mrs Fred Fehrenkamp took consolation with a French harp. Cake sandwiches and coffee were served.
The Senior Class met Wednesday February 15 to select colors white and light blue and the white carnation as the class flower. The motto chosen is CLIMB though the rocks are rugged for success lies at the gates of LABOR.
Miss Adela Knesek delighted guests at the bridge club Tuesday afternoon last week. Miss Minnie Lueke won first prize as refreshments of cake sandwiches and coffee were served.
Mr and Mrs Henry Schoen feld of near town were in Temple last week. Miss Annie Meiserschlager of Old Moulton is Temple for health. Zannie Kuhen and Jasper Kuhen of Old Moulton were enrolled on The Hagels subscription list last week.
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