For Sale Cabbage and Onion Plants
For sale cabbage plants 20 cents per 100 onion plants 10 cents per 100. Mrs Emil Darilek.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1933
Page
8
For sale cabbage plants 20 cents per 100 onion plants 10 cents per 100. Mrs Emil Darilek.
Public Weigher Chas Welff states 5 917 bales of new cotton marked in Moulton by Wednesday afternoon October 25. Oscar Sulak spent weekend in Waelder. A J Hohensee of Waelder visited Moulton on business. The Buesing family of Hallettsville visited aunt Mrs John Sulak last Sunday. Doctors Oscar A Darilek of Moulton and August A Darilek of Shiner were in Yoakum Tuesday. Theodore Wenske and son Bruno with A J Elster and Arnold were in Wharton Sunday on business. Mrs V Rehmet and families spent Sunday in Gonzales.
Mr. Joe Meyer and his family have moved into the P. J. Barnee residence in the southeastern part of town. Mr. Meyer is employed at the Moulton Gin and Oil Company.
A town vendor urges business men to print stationery at home and promises ready bill heads and statement heads for the first of the month. The pitch emphasizes affordable, quick production for monthly business needs.
Jerry Maresh and his son Jerry Jr. traveled from here to Fayetteville Tennessee on Saturday following the funeral of Mrs. K. V. Darilek, the mother-in-law of Jerry Maresh.
A 1.50 dinner for six features vegetables fish and fruit with a six meal plan. Menu items include Teed Radishes Potato Surprise Buttered Beets Bread and Butter Cottage Cheese and Fresh Peach Salad Frozen Fig Cream and a baked potato surprise with tuna and cheese.
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