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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1935
Page
5
Pat Stautzenberger of Seguin has been seriously ill for five months and is receiving treatment at Grace Lutheran Hospital in San Antonio. A former Moulton resident, his condition shows signs of recovery.
The Komensky School will open the 1935 36 scholastic session Monday September 9 with staff including Jerome Kocian principal Mrs Lillie Pesek primary Miss Gadie Hodanek Miss Evelyn Pustejovsky and Miss Minnie Sralik grades
56 acres two miles west of Moulton with 46 acres cultivated on black waxy soil priced at 49 per acre with 20 percent cash and balance 10 to 20 years at 5 percent. Two acres five miles southwest near Culak schoolhouse with 60 acres cultivated on black wax soil and a good house and well at 2500 per acre with 20 percent cash and 16 to 20 years balance. 125 acres west of Flatonia near a tarinated highway one half mile from school house with 50 acres cultivated on sandy soil at 81250 per acre with 35000 cash and 25 years at 4 percent. For details contact Will Roitsch secretary treasurer LaGrange and Flatonia National Farm Loan Association.
Figures from the Texas Election Bureau show repeal of prohibition with 298 728 votes to 245 752, a repeal majority of 47 976 out of a 589 480 total. Only a few counties remained incomplete.
Local ad promotes narrow to triple E width slippers for women in browns blues and blacks. Mey erhoff's showcases broad stock including matching hose. Visit Hal le tsville to see the selection.
Jack Jaeggli of Randolph Field visiting relatives here for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fatjo Jr of Houston spent the past weekend visiting relatives. Mr. Victor Fehrenkamp and family drove to Schulenburg and Seguin Sunday. Mrs. J T Jaeggli in Austin visiting her daughter Annie Laurie Jaeggis. Miss Edna Schultz and R M Arnold of Yoakum visited at the R B Papacek home Sunday. C T Johnson of College Station in Moulton visiting. Mr. and Mrs. F T Fehrenkamp and Mrs Erna Kotzebue visited Mrs F C Kaiser at Yoakum Sunday. Edward Henry Fehrenkamp, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry E Fehrenkamp, had his tonsils removed last Thursday and is recuperating.
Mrs Leader laments missing nailutinal coffee while Mrs Newrich asks if a brand will satisfy after trying many poor options. The exchange highlights domestic choices and brand satisfaction within a shared home.
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