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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1925
Page
7
H W Hafer announces a piano tuning and repair service visit to Moulton. Leave orders at the Eagle office. Ring No 99 for details.
The captured German cannon allotted to Gonzales has arrived and draws much attention. Gonzales says he was fortunate to secure one of these great war pieces. In other news Mrs. Louis Trautwein’s daughter Mrs. John Hollmann and granddaughter Clarice are due in New York from Rio de Janeiro. Capt Hollmann will not return to the U S. Selma Kempe goes to Dallas for beauty culture studies. Walter Manchen severely burned both hands on tar at a radio project.
Mr and Mrs John Jobb relocate from Shiner Route Three farm and purchase the Joachim Stems property in the city south. Mr and Mrs John Kolar join newcomers to Moulton from Dickson school area and buy the Adolph Nachlinger estate in the northern part.
The Eagle publishes the game laws for this state section. Read dates and bag limits carefully. It is unlawful to hunt from an automobile.
Mr and Mrs Edwin Pietsch of Yoakum visited relatives in Moulton. Miss Mary Petrek returned to Cistern after visiting sisters Rosa and Lexie Petek. Willie Mueller of Houston visited his parents. Mrs George Mehner and her baby from Luling visited W J Papacek and relatives. Ad Mueller and family of Westhoff visited his parents. Frank J Wagner returned from Halsteadville where the grand jury finished work. County officials made a flying trip to Schulenburg. Harry G Meyer, Max Steinmann of Schulenburg and John W Meyer of Swise Alp passed through for Pot Lavaca. A mission festival at Moulton Lutheran Church drew a large crowd with Rev G Senff and Rev A Kluge officiating. Mrs D Schoenvogel of Witting and daughter Mrs Dreier of El Paso called at The Eagle Office. Dreier has lived in El Paso for nineteen years and enjoys the West.
Francis H. Sisson argues bankers were not chiefly to blame for the 1920 21 price collapse and farm debt. He notes Reserve banks delayed rediscount rate increases, inflation driven by speculative farm investment, and that agriculture faced broader economic pullbacks beyond farming. He emphasizes intelligent farm credit distribution and adapting to world market conditions as keys to future success.
Banks in Linn County Oregon renew enthusiasm for a county corn exhibit modeled on last year’s event at the Linn County Fair. Ten of eleven banks will subscribe. The Alabama Bankers Association suggests a scholarship fund for agricultural and home economics studies. Oklahoma bankers urge local agents with agricultural college degrees to promote state agriculture. Searcy County bankers in Arkansas form the North Central Arkansas Agricultural Association to coordinate farming efforts. Searcy bankers donate 100 sets of purebred eggs to 4-H clubs. New Jersey bankers discuss state-wide agricultural program plans with county agents and extensions staff.
EB J Motis, a lawyer in Newman Building Yoakum Texas, advertises a 150000 loan at 6 percent on improved Black Land Farms and invites landowners to use the service to unlock land value and secure funds.
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