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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1934
Page
8
The Eagle announces candidates authorized to run in the upcoming democratic primary election on July 28 1934 for Lavaca County. The notice sets the slate awaiting primary action.
Mrs. Lucille Entricht aged 30 years 11 months, wife of Herbert Entricht, died Monday March 5 near Moulton. Burial was held Tuesday at Flatonia Cemetery as The Eagle offers sympathy to the bereaved family.
The Baursville P.T.A will host a student program at the school on Tuesday night March 13. The event is open to all and admission is free as organizers invite the community to attend and enjoy an evening of student performances.
A train struck a car driven by Henry Fisbeck, a mail carrier, near the town crossing Tuesday morning. The car was damaged but Fisbeck escaped injury. Visitors at the Wagner home included Joe Wagner Jr and family Charles Wagner Sr Adolph Wagner Frank Hohensee Joe Stary Jr and son Louis Zissa from Westhoff.
Willie F. Zimmermann and Miss Emily Filipp wed Sunday March 4 with Rev. T H Crowder officiating. The bride, daughter of Rud Filipp, lives north of Moulton. the groom is an industrious young farmer near town. The Eagle extends congratulations and best wishes.
The Eagle urges readers to read all advertisements in the paper carefully noting they will pay. The notice emphasizes attention to each listing and the value of engaging with the ads.
The newspaper urges residents to use its columns for selling or buying items. It promotes the paper as an effective advertising medium that reaches hundreds of homes in the community.
The Eagle extends thanks to readers for continuing subscriptions and notes payments received since the last report. This brief list acknowledges supporters contributing to ongoing publication and community access.
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