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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1936
Page
8
For sale cordwood available at Old Moulton Road. Scrapped stock from Schacherl line, priced per load. Contact for pickup details and measurements.
We express our gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and after the death of our wife and mother Mrs. Ben Stratmann. Special thanks to Rev. A. H. Falkenberg the Oak Grove P T A for wreaths those who brought flowers offerings and those who prepared the last resting place. Ben Stratmann and Children.
Advertisers throughout the paper urge shoppers to visit their shops, claiming trading with them will pay off. The notices emphasize value, variety, and dependable service from familiar local businesses.
An advertising notice offers Turner's Juva Tablets with a guarantee for kidney disorders. It claims relief from getting up nights backache disturbed sleep dizziness and rheumatic pains. The box is priced at 50 cents and one dollar.
Henry Krause of Moulton Texas offers 1234 acre farm on August Kuehn road with 60 acres cultivated and the rest as pasture. Contact for details and price.
Barbershop owners in Moulton announce Saturday hours from 7:00 a m to 6:00 p m with locations Palace Barbershop and Raab's Barbershop operating these times.
The Eagle thanks readers for subscription payments since the last report. Names listed include Ethel Mary Boehm of Denton Wm Woehler Jr of Yoakum R Preston of Moulton and John Othold of Shiner.
The letter dated Sept. 9, 1936 from Joho Kobeisky of Weimar thanks Joe Maras Geo Agent Lamar Lite and Pan American Life for promptly paying the policy on his late wife Mary Kobersky. He credits their guidance in maintaining coverage benefiting his seven children and recommends the companies for life insurance protection.
Zions Lutheran Church announces a mission festival on Sunday September 20 1936 with a German language service at 10:00 am and an English language service at 8:00 pm Sermons to be delivered by visiting pastor Rev Zimmermann The congregation invites members and friends to attend and support the church effort A H Falkenberg pastor
The article outlines Gibraltar at the western entrance to the Mediterranean, noting its ancient name and strategic importance. It recounts at least 15 sieges with six successful, British control since 1704, and describes the rock’s geography and geology.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer writer notes that Mother Goose rhymes derive from various authors over time. It cites possible French origins, mentions Mrs Goose of Thomas Fleet’s 1719 Songs for the Nursery, and references earlier French Contes de ma mere oye 1697. The piece also links Queen Goosefoot to Mother Goose and notes a January festival.
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