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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1934
Page
5
Market notice lists for sale a pack of 25 envelopes from Eagle Office in Moulton Texas. Includes a March America First orchestra item with note Every orchestra should play it. Sold by O. F. Knape.
LaGrange Texas September 7 Mrs Marie Hagemann 87 died at her home Monday Funeral services were held at the home of her son O E Hagemann who survives along with daughter Mrs A C Wuerpel of Fort Worth Also notes to call news items to the number provided.
Washington reports the crop forecasting board projects a 1934 cotton yield of about 9,252,000 bales of 500 pound gross weight based on 53.8 percent of normal condition on September 1. Indicated lint yield per acre is 162.6 pounds with 2.8 percent abandonment, while ginnings total 1,397,888 running bales prior to September 1.
Flatonia Texas September 7 The Fayette county 1935 budget sets a tax rate of 48 cents per $100 valuation, up 3 cents from prior years. The jury fund rises 4 cents and the general fund by 2 percent. The changes, plus other savings, will fund about $5,000.
County Superintendent-elect Charles W. McDonald of Hallettsville was in Moulton on Thursday. Also present were Pia, Mrs. Ed Kolar and children, and Mrs. Fred Fehrenkamp and children in San Antonio the same day last week.
The Girls Bridge Club entertained guests last Monday with ham sandwiches wafers cookies fruit salad and iced tea. Attendees included Misses Annie Laurie Jaeggli Dorothy Hoppe Marguerite Boehm Helen Boehm Margaret Woodley Quebedeaux Emma Hinch Joyce Kopecky Eunice Kopecky and others. Last Thursday host Margaret Woodley Quebedeaux welcomed three new members Miss Mary Anne Thompson Fairy Thompson and Eunice Kopecky. A plate lunch with open water sandwiches olives stuffed prunes pineapple banana dessert cream cherry angel food cake and iced tea followed.
Diane Duffie of Chicago visited the Agricultural and Foods Building at the Century of Progress and helped start the first platterful of Philadelphia Cream Cheese, packaged at the Kraft Phenix exhibit. Demonstrations and moving pictures showcased cheese manufacturing, a key agricultural industry, to World’s Fair visitors.
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