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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1932
Page
5
The Moulton Eagle publishes weekly in Moulton Texas. O F Knape is publisher editor and business manager. Owner is O F Knepe with no listed bonds or mortgages. Notary public A J Darilek Layaca County Texas witnessed sworn oath on October 10 1982.
Mr and Mrs Vince Rehmet were in Port Lavaca last week Wednesday for an unspecified visit to the town, with no further details provided on purpose or events.
The Eagle presents the state's new trespassing law Sec 48. It makes entering enclosed lands without consent and hunting or fishing there a misdemeanor with fines from 10 to 200 dollars, license forfeiture, and one year hunting ban. It defines enclosed land and allows parole proof of ownership and arrest without a warrant.
The Baursville P T A met Friday night drawing a large audience. The Baursville School Orchestra performed and Dr John of Hallettsville spoke on the Human Body. Lectures by J T Jaeggli and Rev A H Falkenberg urged teacher parent child cooperation. Twenty nine new members joined. A business meeting is set for Wednesday night October 19 to plan Halloween activities.
Oswald Buescher of Smithville was in Moulton Thursday mingling with friends and looking after business matters.
The Texas bank reports assets totaling 418 563 56 with deposits 207 946 37 and time certificates 147 421 42. President F T Fehrenkamp and Cashier K E Fehrenkamp swear the figures are true. notary Edwin A Jaeggli notes on October 7, 1932.
The article warns against using medicines containing salts or minerals when constipated as they can irritate the digestive lining and cause dependence. It promotes Herbine a herbal cathartic that works naturally and claims availability at a stated location.
An advertiser urges readers to switch to printed stationery rather than rubber stamp items. The note emphasizes modernity and up-to-date presentation for personal and business use.
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