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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1952
Page
11
The city announces curbside trash rules for November. Residents must place waste in approved covered cans under 30 gallons for pickup. No burnables or wet garbage will be collected due to dump disposal limits.
F. J. Knesek & Son of Moulton Texas advertises a wood heater at last year's low prices plus a complete stack of stove pipes dampers boards elbows and Sapolin aluminum paints. Our prices will save you money. July 3 edition.
Red white-face heifer calf about 425 pounds strayed from pasture Tuesday near Moulton Texas. Reward offered. Notify Hubert Wenske Route 1 Moulton Texas.
The Theresia Kubenka place with one acre lies east of the Catholic church and lists F. W. Hans and Jerry Bran ecky as contacts. The Rehab place on Highway 95 north of Moulton covers 114 acres with a business house living quarters and a dance floor. Sealed bids open November 22, 1952 at 11 00 A M with right to reject all bids. Mail bids to Hi Way Drive Inn or Herbert Pavlicek Route 1 Moulton Texas.
Classified notice seeks a white woman to live in a Christian home and care for two school aged children for working parents. Room board and 60 dollars per month offered. Apply Mrs C E Bautsch 5315 Grand Lake Bellaire Texas.
Texas Agricultural Extension Service engineers warn farmers about hazards from mechanical corn pickers and other farm equipment. They urge shutting off power before maintenance, avoiding sticks or loose clothing, checking shields, keeping belts off, using lights at night, refueling away from running engines, and carrying a first aid kit and fire extinguisher. They emphasize safety over saving time to prevent severe injuries or deaths.
A diner notes Bob's new sign offering left ham 40¢ and right ham 30¢. Bob explains the prices are a gimmick to attract customers, with one standard price and no left or right distinction. The piece argues against quirky beliefs and defends free opinions.
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