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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1939
Page
5
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Richard N. Weir former assistant rural supervisor for the Farm Security Administration at LaGrange has been transferred to Cuero to help DeWitt Gonzales and Lavaca counties. Reginal Director C E Evans says the move aims to improve loan access for low income Texas farmers. Evans notes 10,000 farmers have already received assistance this season and loans are now available for those previously unserved. He cites two requirements: lack of adequate financing and a sound plan to improve living standards and asset value.
Miss Lillian Lockstedt accepted employment in Galveston. Carl Swinson spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wagner. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Boehm and Mrs. Helen Albrecht visited Houston Sunday. Taylor Bunting of San Antonio stayed in Molton visiting relatives. E J Frey and Fritz Koehler of Cuero were in Molton on business. Louis Pietsch G J Bohenkamp and Joe Housek were in San Antonio last week. Arnold Papacek of Austin visited his parents in Molton past weekend.
Mrs F A Norman of Dallas visits sister in Fayettville J T Jaeggi and families spend Sunday with Monroe Johnsons in Fayetteville Ed Kolar and son James Edward in Baytown with Don Thurston Harlingen visitor Jesse Rehmet stays with parents Vince Rehmet Vladik Boehm and mother visit Smithville relatives brief stop in McDade Paul C Boethel hallettsville former legislator announces bid for city attorney hire
Mayor F T Fehrenkamp orders an election in Moulton Lavaca County Texas for April 4 1939 to elect a Mayor two Aldermen and a City Secretary for two years Polls open 8 AM to 6 PM at City Hall Geo von Lienen named presiding judge Candidates must file with the city secretary ten days before the election Wm Wachtendorf is City Secretary.
Kotzebue Drug Co. and KE, amp. R, Drug Store advertise Black Hawk Ointment to treat itching from athlete’s foot eczema ringworm and related conditions with a guaranteed satisfaction or money back. The jar costs 50 cents or one dollar.
The Dallas Morning News will publish a new Texas Almanac and Industrial Guide with extensive Texas information. Paper bound copies cost 65 cents and cloth bound copies cost 1.15 dollars. The Eagle invites orders for either edition.
Mrs Leo Strauss publisher of the Hallettsville New Era Herald traveled to town Saturday on business and paid a pleasant visit to the Eugie office.
Mr and Mrs Malvin Merrem spent Saturday in San Marcos visiting her sister Miss Sylvia Michalke who is attending college there.
Mr and Mrs F A Neskorik of San Antonio Mr and Mrs L Turner of Austin and Mrs Zing man of Cuero visited the home of Mr and Mrs Paul Giesbers Sunday.
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