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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1934
Page
4
A newspaper note outlines inventive breakfasts to refresh routine meals. It describes Scrambled Eggs and Peas with canned peas, butter, eggs, and milk, serving four, and emphasizes using fresh coffee from vacuum-packed cans for best flavor.
The Baursville Parent-Teacher Association re organized with Leo Jaroszewski reelected president and officers Fred Pilat Joe Boehm Ruth Dooley elected secretary and reporter. Next meeting October 12 to plan a Halloween event and invite community participation.
For sale a 1929 Model A Ford four door sedan with good rubber and seat covers and a new paint job. Mechanics have thoroughly checked it and it is in fine running condition. Trade in your old car and pay on easy GMAC terms from Smith Motor Co. in Gonzales Texas.
The state's general revenue fund deficit was set at 7 115 812 89. Treasurer Charley Lockhart issued a call for all warrants through No 144 666 dated before September 1 1934 totaling 327 087 55. No new pension warrants were called.
Dick G. Janssen of Victoria reports he is building a new Spanish brick home for Mr. and Mrs. Albert B. Alkiek in Victoria. The home will be open for inspection Sunday October 7. Janssen is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Janssen of Moulton.
Congressman J. J. Mansfield of Columbus will deliver an address at the firemen’s annual bazaar in Moulton in the afternoon of October 7. He has many friends in the area who will welcome a message from the nation’s capital.
Bedford Times publisher Charles P. Butler argues advertising drives goods and expansion. He cites Wrigley as an example, noting a million spent yearly and a Pullman discussion about cutting spend. Butler concludes advertising is essential as a powerful, long term investment.
Fine 1932 Chevrolet coach just finished with a beautiful new duco paint job. Vehicle has good rubber and is in imperfect mechanical condition. Terms offered by Smith Motor Co in Gonzales Texas.
Mr and Mrs W J Spear and daughter Allyne take their son Delbert and Vergil Wood to the State School at Austin on September 26. They join Woodley Spear and Marc Wood there as the boys adapt well after nearly two years away. W A Bergfeld also accompanies the group.
This durable Chevrolet coupe has excellent care with new paint and good rubber. Terms available. Smith Motor Company, Gonzales, Texas.
A Berlin report states German chemists have perfected textile threads that could substitute for cotton, signaling a potential shift in fabric production and material supply.
A 1930 Chevrolet coach in near new condition with a beautiful new duco paint job. It has new seat covers and good rubber, offering many miles of carefree service. Trade in your old car and pay on easy terms.
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