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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1926
Page
5
Breslau public school closed a successful session Wednesday March 24. Prof. W A Eilers presided over the faculty with assistants Misses Annye E Timm Adele Schaefer and Viola Hercek.
The Iron Horse screened at the Moulton opera house for three nights last week. It portrays the creation of the first transcontinental railroad and is regarded as one of the best pictures shown in the area.
The Texas Ranger, staged as a school benefit at Nickel Friday night, drew broad praise and delighted all attendees.
Ex servicemen are reminded that War Risk insurance expires on July 2. Anyone wishing to renew must complete their arrangements before that date.
Charles Krause and wife transfer property lot 75 by 85 feet in block 64, Moulton to Joe Pilzner for 500 dollars. The record notes the realty transfer and the consideration amount.
J T Jaeggli visited San Antonio while G J Bohnenkamp returned from Austin and Taylor. Miss Ellen Bell of Floresville visited Moulton, F L Filipp served as a Houston juror, and Mrs G P Padget with her baby visited her parents in Windel. Mrs W J Nachlinger of Taylor visited Bohnenkamp’s family, Amalia Pelich and Mary Knesek called on The Eagle, Dr F J Guenther and wife from LaGrange assisted in a hospital operation, Adolph Nachlinger worked in Waelder with his brother, Judge L A Meiners helped with garage office work. Locals from Moulton area were called to Hallettsville for district court jury duty: Emil Aschenbeck, Joe E Sustr, EB O Arnim, Henry Sonsel, Rudolph Heinrich, H J Striebeck, Louis J Niebuhr, Ed Kubicek, Henry Breitschopf, Wm Woehler, John Darilek.
Chicago plans a second sky-scraper church costing over 2 million dollars. The structure will rise seventeen stories tall and serve as a landmark in the city skyline.
A bottle of Herbine on the home shelf acts like a doctor in the house providing instant relief for digestion and bowel irregularities. One or two doses start movement and restore buoyancy of spirits, described as a sign of perfect health, priced 60c and sold by Kopecky Drug Co.
Christopher Windel and Peter Hansen came back Friday from Hallettsville where they had been on court business.
Borozone heals flesh wounds cuts sores galls buros and scalds in animals as in humans. Wash with liquid Borozone then Borozome Powder speeds recovery. Liquid prices 30c 60c and 1 20 Powder 30c 60c Kopecky Drug Co sells.
Fritz Heerssen of Shiner spent Wednesday night in the city visiting friends and checking in with local acquaintances.
The piece notes about 5000 languages worldwide with top languages by speakers and advertises Triner's Bitter Wine tonic. It claims Chinese English German Hindustani Russian French Japanese Spanish Italian as leading tongues and promotes Joseph Triner Company of Chicago, IL.
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