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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1938
Page
5
The description notes Brahma, a Hindu deity, shown with four heads and four arms and mounted on a swan or goose, a classic iconographic form in Hindu art.
Boomerangs that return to the hurler are rarely used in Australia where the instrument is viewed as a toy rather than a practical tool.
Lavaca County Texas October 6 1938 Grand Jury for the October Term A D 1988 returns 11 indictments ten felonies and one misdemeanor. They note jail and poor farm conditions and urge a new sanitary jail with separate cells for white and African American prisoners and a women’s tier. They commend the county officials and thank the district and county attorneys.
WEIMAR October 7 Grandpa Frank Kainer said to be Texas' oldest living white man died Friday noon at 105. He was the first to receive an old age assistance check in Texas. Governor James V Allred presented the check and visited him. His health declined after his wife's death July 26.
Lavaca county Farmers League unit to meet at Sweet Home on November 10 with talks by State Senator L J Sulak of LaGrange and Agriculture Commissioner J E McDonald. Local unit membership stands at 132.
Halletsville Texas County Tax Assessor-Collector E A Turk announces the 1988 itinerary starting October 17. He will visit Mora via Novohrad October 17, Sweet Home and Yoakum October 18, Hackberry and Bila Hora October 19, Shiner October 21 and 22, and Moulton October 28 and 29.
Adolph Kocurek was bitten by a copperhead while tying off a calf rope. He is out of danger. The incident occurred Wednesday in Hallettsville as he worked on a ranch. Local doctors treated him and reported stable condition.
An essay extols democracy as humanity’s path and warns that autocracy breeds oppression and hunger. It argues that America’s self rule guarantees freedom, progress, and a hopeful future, while surrendering people’s power weakens liberty and invites dystopian shadows over Europe.
Wesley Knape, attending college at Seguin, spent Saturday and Sunday at home. Mrs. F. J. Meyer and Mrs. John Rogge of Flatonia visited in Moulton one day last week.
Lavaca County records show 34 marriage licenses issued in September, up from nine in August and 45 in September 1937. County Clerk J. F. Bozka reports the surge reflects a busy period for Dan Cupid in HALLETTSVILLE.
Shiner Texas October 7 Miss Adela Krueger and Ad Darilek both members of old Shiner families were married here Thursday They will make their home in Shiner
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