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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1944
Page
4
The U S Treasury urges farmers to buy War Bonds depending on debt status. If debt is current, investing is sensible. if past due, resolve renosition first. Bonds offer liquidity, protect against inflation, and aid war financing beyond prepayments.
Christian F. Heurich Sr. is celebrated at age 102 as founder and longtime general manager of the Heurich Brewery in Washington. The article details his daily routine, poll of health, Skat card games, family, and devotion to books, music, gardens, and a Maryland farm, plus a 75 pound birthday cake from hundreds of employees.
Mrs. Mary Ann White and daughter Jo Earlyne and Miss Margaret Bagley of Houston spent Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kolar and Mrs. Henry Etlinger.
The Moulton Eagle reports that Joe Falti, a 89 year old member of Mozart Lodge No. 57 O D H S, died September 16 1944. The lodge resolves to drape its charter in mourning for 30 days and to publish the notice and send copies to his daughter. Committee G J Bohnenkamp Theo Wenske Joe Pilsner notes. Moulton Texas September 20 1944.
A column argues that after V-Day 7 to 10 million workers must be put to work in American industry with 40 to 60 billion dollars of investment. It calls for careful market forecasting and balanced production, noting both private enterprise and government must cooperate for price stability and job creation.
Mr and Mrs W E Smith and Mrs E Kieschnik of Victoria were in Moulton Saturday on business.
Druggists advertise a money back offer if the first bottle of LETO S fails to satisfy. The notice printed by Kotzebue Drug Company questions gum health and promises a refund.
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