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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1933
Page
8
An advertisement from A. F. Kotzebue Drug Co promotes Contay Special Bleach promising to remove liver spots freckles pimples and discolorations on the face or neck caused by acid condition of the system.
If you cannot pay cash for your Eagle subscription, we will accept ride chips from Moulton merchants as payment.
Specials for Wednesday Saturday Sunday list various cuts with limited weights and low prices. Steak ib 1 to 3 pounds 25 cents per pound rib roast 8 to 3 pounds 20 cents per pound stew meat 3 pounds 15 cents per pound ground meat 3 pounds 25 cents per pound. Our motto We trim our bones not our customers.
An old advertisement advises skipping a meal to ease stomach trouble and drinking lots of water. It promotes Adlerika as a daily cleaner for stomach and bowels and cites Kopecky Drug Company as the source.
Service listing for paint Stallion on the Je Etlinger farm in Moulton Texas. Terms include three dollar guaranteed. Henry Royer listed as contact.
We sincerely thank all who showed kindness during our mother Barbara Breitschopf illness and death. Gratitude for flowers and large funeral attendance. Her children.
Mrs. Mary Ann White and her baby from Yoakum visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kolar. Dr. J. G. Guenther and his daughter Miss Marion of LaGrange were in Moulton last Thursday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Otto Templin of Seguin were in Moulton on Tuesday to handle business matters and visit friends, mingling during the outing.
Prof and Mrs Charles W McDonald and son and Miss Minnie Stalik of Komensky spent last weekend in Huntsville. Mrs August W Janszen and daughters Pauline Lenora Stella and Gladys of Hallettsville were in Moulton Tuesday. Mr and Mrs G Fehrenkamp of Ellinger and Mr and Mrs F T Fehrenkamp of Moulton visited in Yoakum one day last week.
Reverend A. H. Falkenburg travels to Bartlett to take part in the synodical convention of the Texas District of the American Lutheran Church.
Misses Madeline Papacek Agnes and Anela Trojacek of Cuero and Alfred Munke and Nolan Grasshoff of Schulenburg visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Papacek Sunday evening.
Ellinger and the Fehrenkamps visited Mr. and Mrs. M. Johnson in Fayetteville on Sunday along with Mrs. Erna Kotze bue Miss Lucille Fehrenkamp Dorothy Louise Fehrenkamp and Lillie Batey.
The Eagle thanks readers for subscription payments since the last report. Names listed include Mrs. Rud Jaeggli of Moulton, W Bargiald of Moulton, John A. Rothbauer of Moulton, E A Turk of Hallettsville, Aug W Janszen of Hallettsville, C L Stavinoha of Hallettsville, Joe Culak of Shiner, Otto Vogt of Shiner, Aug G Mueller of Moulton, F C Koester of Skidmore, Aug Stavinoha of Bomarton, Mrs KE A Arnim of Flatonia, W E Darilek of Schulenburg, J T Jaeggli of Moulton, Wm J Meyer of Moulton, F Wilks of Moulton.
Vladik Darilek arrived from San Antonio on Saturday. Mrs. A. H. Falkenberg spends the week with relatives and friends in Burton and Brenham.
Dr. Laney, Miss Grace DeLaney and Harold Moss of Seguin spent Sunday at the W. A. Bergfeld home. Ed. Kolar of Moulton and John C. Blohm of Shiner were in Seguin Monday attending to business matters. Henry Koester Jr who works for the Starke Furniture Company of Seguin spent Sunday in Moulton.
A man finds a breakfast egg with a note claiming it was packed by a distant girl who would marry the eater. He replies I'll marry you. The reply says she is flattered but already married with three children.
The senior class play No Account David will be presented Thursday night May 4 at the Moulton High School Auditorium under the direction of Misa Lydia Koester. The cast includes Joyce Kopecky Daniel Darilek Maxine Bergfeld Johnnie Mladenka August Etlinger Ruby Darilek Lorena Ruth Smith George Pustejovsky LeeRoy Meiserschlager Julie Krejci and others.
Forest products in Texas generated 8 440 281 dollars per the 1930 Federal census. Saw logs and veneer logs exceeded 100 million board feet, nearly nine million fence posts were produced, and over 1 500 000 cords of wood were used for fuel.
Mr and Mrs Alois Pavlicek Cedar Springs welcome a son Frank born Thursday April 27. Mr and Mrs William Briggs Nickel announce a daughter Martie Jean born Friday April 1. The Eagle congratulates the happy parents.
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