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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1952
Page
13
The notice outlines November trash regulations: curbside disposal in approved covered cans not over 30 gallons, no pickup for burnables or wet garbage, and cans sized for two workers. It emphasizes cooperation for sanitation and protection.
Local advertisement promotes a wood heater at last year’s low price and offers a full stack of stove pipes dampers boards and related items including 5 and 6 inch black and galvanized pipe Sapolin aluminum paints and more. Savings emphasized.
Good post oak wood for sale at five dollars per cord cut in 1952. A few cords cut in 1951 available at three dollars and fifty cents per cord. On former Wm. Buelow farm three miles west of Nickelon Farm to Market road. Contact D. R. Ogston Rt. 6 Gonzales Texas. See G. A. Schmidt.
For sale a six room house in good shape and two chicken houses listed by Rudy Simper Route 1 Moulton Texas. Strayed red white face heifer calf weight 425 pounds from pasture Tuesday. Reward offered by Hubert Wenske Route 1 Moulton Texas.
Advertises a live-in position for a white woman to care for two school children in a Christian home in Bellaire Texas. Room board and 60 dollars monthly. Contact Mrs C E Bautsch 5315 Grand Lake. August 4.
Texas Agricultural Extension Service engineers warn farmers to disable power before clearing lodged stalks and avoid reaching into running pickers. Do not use sticks, wear loose clothing, or carry passengers on equipment. Keep shields on, light farm machinery at night, and have first aid kit and fire extinguisher on hand.
A diner notes Bob's Restauranthas a sign advertising left ham and right ham sandwiches at different prices. The owner explains the sign is a gimmick with one price, and patrons cling to quirky beliefs about left vs right ham while he urges keeping opinions free from misinformation.
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