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Steak lb 10c 3 lbs 25c Rib Roast lb 8c 3 lbs 20c Stew Meat lb 6c 3 lbs 15c Ground Meat lb 16c 3 lbs 25c Our motto: Wel... irim our bones not our customers.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1933
Page
8
Steak lb 10c 3 lbs 25c Rib Roast lb 8c 3 lbs 20c Stew Meat lb 6c 3 lbs 15c Ground Meat lb 16c 3 lbs 25c Our motto: Wel... irim our bones not our customers.
Miss Evelyn Richter of Oklahoma City visits her parents Postmaster and Mrs W K Richter. Henry Bohnenkamp leaves Friday for Camp Bullis near San Antonio for two weeks. Mrs Walter A Bowers and baby of Chevychase Maryland visit Mr and Mrs Emil Papacek. Mr and Mrs Rus Hines and niece and Mr Otto Fehrenkamp of Temple visit relatives in Moulton this week.
On Sunday May 14 1933 at 9:00 a.m. a Sunday School and Bible Class will be held followed by a 10:00 a.m. German Mothers Day service. Everyone is cordially invited to attend at the church led by Pastor A. H. Falkenberg.
Water with meals helps stomach juices and digestion. A spoonful of Adleri ka claims to cleanse poisons and wash both upper and lower bowels.
We express sincere thanks to all who assisted us during the long illness and at the death of our beloved husband and father, William Schmidt, and to those who sent floral tributes and attended the sad rites. Mrs. Wm Schmidt
Complete line of bathing suits now on display in show windows all sizes available. Come and see them at the store of R B Papacek.
We thank all who helped make our graduation a success. Special thanks to Judge August W. Janszen County Superintendent Frank Schoppe and Prof. E. E. Darilek for their addresses. Also gratitude to Mrs. Joe Wagner Mrs. Anton Svoboda Mrs. Joe Culak Sr and Mrs. Christian Brom for their assistance with the Trustees Culak School.
Miss Emily Darilek returns from Hallettsville where she taught at the Brown School and has been re-elected for the coming year. Mrs Rus Hines and her Temple niece, with Mrs Fred Fehrenkamp and Rudolf Ozro Fehrenkamp of Moulton, left Tuesday for a several days visit at Corpus Christi. G Fehrenkamp of Ellinger Otto Fehrenkamp of Terrell and F T Fehrenkamp called at The Eagle office Monday afternoon.
Mr F T Fehrenkamp of Moulton and Mr Otto Fehrenkamp of Temple joined Mr and Mrs G Fehrenkamp of Ellinger at the home of Mr and Mrs F C Kaiser in Yoakum Saturday for a social visit.
Darilek of Henk haus sold twelve bales of cotton in Moulton on Friday at eight cents per pound. He also arrived and updated his subscription figures in advance.
Mrs. O A Darilek hosted the Thursday Bridge Club at her home with spring floral decor. High score belonged to Mrs. John Cinadr who received a dress pattern and bath mat. Refreshments included frozen tongue salad, kolaches, iced tea, and Mexican reed basket favors.
The Eagle records thanks to readers Ed Pundt Moulton Ad Darilek Shiner Otto Templin Seguin and praises Fred Hannah manager of the Western Newspaper plant Houston for a pleasant call. Mrs Otto Templin of Seguin also visited the office Tuesday with a polite profitable call.
The Leipzig station will boost power to 150 kilowatts making it Europe’s strongest broadcaster. German music and programs will reach Britain and possibly the United States under favorable conditions. Tests on 250 meter wavelength precede full power transmission as Frankfurt adjusts its own wavelength and power.
Elaborate ceremony at the Seine wharf named Quai Franklin Roosevelt as large wine shipments arrive daily. Wine merchants and dock workers drank from barrels and waved French and American flags amid notes of pending Volstead act repeal or modification in the United States.
Mrs. Richard Meitzen and children of Hallettsville and Mrs. C A Lehne and baby of Rehburg spent part of last week in the home of their parents Mr and Mrs George von Lienen.
Donald James Richter of Tulsa Oklahoma is transferred to Arkansas City Kansas to head the New State Ice Company plant. He is the son of Postmaster and Mrs W K Richter of this place.
Vladik Boehm Tom Mandsur and Ray Lowe were injured in a Garwood area collision Sunday. John Rothbauer, also in the car, was not injured. The accident followed a left turn without signaling by the other driver.
J. M. Crow of Ethel Mississippi, aged 89, is celebrated as the oldest Ford driver in the state and among the oldest in the nation. He rode with his parents in a wagon train from Cobb County Georgia to Mississippi as a child and recalls General Scott’s Chapultepec victory as a vivid memory. Crow served as a Confederate soldier and later walked 400 miles home. Now five generations ride in his Model A Ford, the second of its type he has owned.
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