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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1925
Page
5
Miss Stella Mladenka daughter of Mr and Mrs John Mladenka entertained friends with bunco on Thursday night. Stella Janszen won a prize of stationery while Doris Cooper received a candy booby prize. Lawn games followed with cake sandwiches and punch. All had an enjoyable time.
John Kolar near Dickson School completed a purchase of the Adolph Nachlinger property in Moulton comprising Lots 1 2 and 3 Block 14 for 3450 dollars. The Kolars plan to move to town this fall.
Friedrich Koenning, a longtime Breslau resident, died aged 76. Burial followed at Breslau Cemetery with funeral services by Rev. A. D. Rhode of the Hallettsville Lutheran church. Survived by his widow and three children.
The Culak School will open on Monday morning September 14 under the management of Miss Rose Svoboda. All pupils are requested to be there on the opening day.
G Knape of Schulenburg visits family in his son's home in Moulton. Fred and Hugo Wilks of San Antonio visit in Moulton. Miss Sydonia Vlasta and Claudia Hruska return from Fayetteville. Edwin Kaase and H S Herron back in Galveston after brief Moulton trip. Mrs Louise Pieper's family visits Hallettsville. Mary Ann Etlinger visits Yoakum. Gladys Jaeggli leaves for Brenham to teach. Willie Mueller Pieper and Fred Kubicek return to Houston after visiting relatives. Hugo Janssen and Wagener family visit from Orange Grove. Joe Zavesky Jr joins Ganado after barber college in San Antonio. Adolph Nachlinger and son from Marlin in Moulton for business and home visits. Ruby Meiners and Theodora Jaeggli depart for San Antonio for teachers' institute. Meiners to teach there, Jaeggli to Gonzales. Mrs Charles O. Riske and daughter Mildred visit Hallettsville. Riske takes teaching exam.
An article argues farming is a business and insists farmers keep books to raise profits. It cites Illinois and Iowa examples where farm accounting boosted net income and shows inventories, costs, and annual financial statements help secure loans and reveal progress.
Banks help a Monrovia seed corn testing program with 25 000 cars tested for fifty six farmers. One fourth of seed was unfit last year with higher percentages expected this year under the supervision of the high school agricultural teacher. Community expects a seed corn surplus. Banks of Conway Arkansas offer prizes for one acre sweet potato yield with a 150 first prize and three 50 district prizes. County Bankers Association will assist a full time county leader for youth club work in Iowa counties Calhoun Cherokee and Buena Vista.
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