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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1925
Page
4
The United States has the worst per capita fire losses and losses exceed half a billion dollars annually. Unofficial 1924 figures hint at higher totals than 1928, with 10 to 15 million dollars more. The piece urges an educational approach to reduce this rising waste and notes a 269 percent increase in destructive fires over two decades up to 1923.
Otto Templin and son Otto Jr traveled to Seguin. Mr and Mrs Ed Rehmer of Taylor visited in Moulton over the weekend. Oswald Buescher of Smithville stayed several days in Moulton visiting kin and handling business matters.
The text lists open seasons and bag limits for game species. Doves run November 1 to December 31 with 15 daily and 45 weekly limits. quail December 2 to January 16 with 12 daily and 36 weekly. ducks and geese November 1 to January 31 with 25 ducks daily and 50 weekly, geese 4 daily and 12 weekly. wild turkey gobblers November 16 to December 31 with 3. buck deer November 16 to December 31 with two. squirrels May July October November December with 10 daily.
An advice note emphasizes that neglect of minor wounds can lead to blood poisoning or lockjaw, urging disinfection with Borozone and use of Borozone Powder. It lists liquid prices 30c 60c and 1.20 plus powder 30c and 60c, sold by Kopecky Drug Co.
Mr. Herman Kempe and daughter Alma of Shiner visited Moulton on Monday. A sale advertised for Saturday November 7 at Mey erhoff's Hallettsville runs 21 days. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Knesek and Miss Adele visited Schulenburg Sunday. Mrs. O B Eilert of Seguin visited Moulton late last week. Miss Mamie Probst of Shiner visited Moulton late last week to see Miss Viola Pfeil.
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