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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1933
Page
8
Public Weigher Chas. Welff reports 3,700 bales of new cotton had been marked in Moulton up to 2:00 o'clock Wednesday afternoon, August 16.
The notice lists church activities for Sunday August 26 1933 starting with 9 00 AM Sunday School and Bible Class followed by a 10 AM German service. It invites readers to join in Jesus name.
The piece promotes camping with canned foods and improvised stoves using tins filled with sand and gasoline for fuel. It lists ready to serve dishes and emphasizes packing a variety of fruits vegetables and staples. The U S Department of Agriculture offers tips for sandwich fillings and camp kebabs to enhance outdoor meals.
The Moulton Lodge Ho 298 A M A meets on or before the full moon to discuss Brethren in good standing and review lodge affairs. Members are urged to attend for upcoming rites and confirmations.
A local supplier advertises chick sales and custom hatching services. 150 eggs per tray cost $1.50, with chicks priced from $4.75 per ton. The ad notes higher prices paid for produce in trade for chicks and hatching services.
Mr and Mrs Marvin Haase spent Sunday in Schulenburg. W N Henkhaus of Shiner visited in Moulton Monday. Mrs Otto Templin and Erwin of Seguin were in Moulton Monday. Miss Stella Darilek went to Shiner to help in the hospital. Viakik Miculka of San Antonio visited his brother William Miculka last weekend. Theo C Johnson of Austin was in Moulton last weekend visiting. Mr and Mrs E Brunkenhoef er and daughter Mildred of San Antonio visited G J Bohnenkamp Sunday.
Judge A. J. Darilek and his son Daniel visited Floresville on Tuesday along with Joe Dari lek of Dickson and Jake Kurtz of Henkhaus for business purposes.
County Judge August W Janszen of Hallettsville was in Moulton on Friday on business. Fred Hannah and family of Houston stopped briefly in Moulton on Saturday en route home from a West Texas visit. Hannah, manager of the Western Newspaper Union plant in Houston, called at the office to say hello to the printers.
Blood loss or weakness lowers spirits and strength. Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic supplies iron to build red blood and tasteless quinine to purify the blood. Regular use for a few days boosts appetite energy and color, backed by five decades of availability and easy sale at stores.
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