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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1950
Page
12
The article warns against careless ladder use and lists safety steps. Set base a quarter of the ladder height from the wall, face ladders, keep both hands on rails, avoid overreaching, move the ladder instead. Clean hands, hoist tools safely, avoid wind, inspect for damage, and replace broken rungs by a brief repair method.
City of Moulton invites bids until 8:00 PM September 25 1950 for one used Caterpillar style diesel powered motor grader with scarifier and 12 foot mold board. Cashier's or certified check five percent accompanies each bid. City plans to issue up to 4000 in warrants to help fund the purchase. Elo C Fehrenkamp mayor.
The Moulton Eagle lists subscribers who have paid since the last report. Names include Ed Anderle Moulton Rudy Janacek Moulton Zodie Meiserschlaeger Kerrville Alvin Rothbauer Moulton and many others across Texas Illinois and Minnesota.
Joe Strauss of Houston, representing the Western Neaper Union, attended a business meeting in Moulton on Tuesday to discuss local commerce and union activities.
Public weigher Chas Kubenka reports 1526 bales of new crop weighed in Moulton up to Wednesday noon. The tally reflects early harvest activity and bidding among local buyers.
The Moulton Fire Department expresses gratitude to all who bought tickets and donated to the Firemen’s Dance at the W F W Hall on Sunday night. The event was a great success. Residents visiting Austin included John Pliska and daughter of Midland Lilian Pliska of San Antonio Alois Zidek and Jerome Vasek families of Moulton. They saw Mansfield Dam and called it grand. Mrs Ann Stautzenberger of Waco and Edwin Kozek and family of Poth Texas spent time with Alois Zidek’s family.
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