Weekly Publication Notice from Moulton TX
Published every Friday and entered in the Post Office at Moulton Texas as second class matter, indicating the paper's mailing and publication cadence.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1937
Page
4
Published every Friday and entered in the Post Office at Moulton Texas as second class matter, indicating the paper's mailing and publication cadence.
A National Board bulletin notes most fires start at home and cause half of fire deaths. City campaigns cut home fires 37 percent and losses 44 percent after inspections. Public cooperation, chamber committees, newspaper publicity, posters, and schools can accelerate thorough home inspections to fix heating, wiring, liquids storage, and clutter hazards. Fire Prevention Week spurs yearly inspection programs.
Members of the Old Trail Drivers' Association completed the 220th annual convention in San Antonio on Saturday, concluding meetings and activities with their traditional closing events.
The city unveiled a new post office building on Monday marking it the only air conditioned post office in the United States. The facility aims to improve service efficiency and staff comfort for customers and workers alike.
The duke and duchess of Wind Sor, while touring Germany, expect to visit the United States next month and anticipate a royal welcome upon arrival.
President Roosevelt contemplates calling an extraordinary session of Congress to enact surplus crop control legislation seeking fast action on farm relief measures.
The Texas Gebirgs Saenger will stage its fiftieth annual festival at Fredericksburg on October 16 and 17. About 700 singers are expected to participate in the celebration.
Governor James V. Allred designates October 15 and 16 as Disabled American Veterans of World War and Forget-Me-Not Days, urging public recognition and remembrance of veterans and their families.
The Lavaca county list shows 625 residents received old age assistance in September, down 46 from August. August had 671 recipients. Total aid distributed was 7592 dollars in August, compared with 8049 dollars in the preceding month.
Ed Kolar spent the past week at Goldenrod tending to ranch interests and related affairs on site.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Heiman and Frank Luksovsky visited San Antonio on Friday for business matters.
Mrs Sophie Hoover and her daughter from Brownsville visited the home of Mr and Mrs Ed Boehm Thursday making a social call and enjoying hospitality from the hosts.
Wesley Knape attended Texas Lutheran College in Seguin. He was at home during the weekend period described as Saturday evening and Sunday in the readable text.
National Chairman Sentinels of the Republic notes renewed congressional responsibility with measured debate on major measures. He credits lawmakers who heed public wishes over expediency, warns against surrendering citizen authority to boards, and welcomes a more deliberate, representative process.
The body of Mrs Elise Schill age 78 who died in Dallas was brought to Flatonia for burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. She lived in Flatonia during the early 1890s and is survived by one son. Funeral services were held at the home of Mrs Hedwig Wiedeman.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Rehmet host in their home with Mr. J. Y. DeShong and Miss Enid Winship visiting from San Antonio on Saturday and Sunday.
A large crowd gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Otto Zimmermann on Sunday October 10 to celebrate the 66th birthday of Ernst Zimmermann Sr A delicious lunch was served and enjoyed Later in the evening attendees departed wishing him many more returns of natal day
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