Moulton Eagle notes local notices and events
The Moulton Eagle issue from Friday April 1, 1904 records community items and notices. The page includes local names and brief entries reflecting town matters and priorities of the period.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1904
Page
3
The Moulton Eagle issue from Friday April 1, 1904 records community items and notices. The page includes local names and brief entries reflecting town matters and priorities of the period.
Reels of community items chronicle visits, births, deaths, and local happenings. Rev Huderek returns from Shiner. new cemetery not Lutheran but public. many residents and relatives mentioned across Texas towns including Mexico, Flatonia, Gonzales, Moulton, and Hallettsville. Subscriptions, local trades, and upcoming events noted.
A district attorney notice lists rates in cash in advance and small figures for representatives and officers. It references county officers and precinc t officers with unclear numeric values and appears as an administrative or payroll type notice from a local government.
The Bacur announces that District Clerk E T Long seeks reelection to Lavaca County District Clerk, subject to the White Man's primary.
Sheriff A B Noble approves Tit Fagle as candidate for Lavaca county sheriff subject to White Man's primary process. The move ties to party ballot rules and local election procedures in the era described.
Eugene Turk authorizes Eagle to announce his candidacy for Tax Assessor of Lavaca County subject to White Man's primary. L W Valenta authorizes the White Man's primary.
Tax Collector S L Bennett authorizes The Eagle to announce his candidacy for re election as Lavaca county Tax Collector subject to the White Man s primary action.
Commissioner Emil Giebptner authorizes Tur EaGcue to announce his candidacy for re election to Precincts 2 and 6 in Lavaca County subject to White Man's primary action.
Justice's court met for the regular monthly term with no actions to take. Master Dave Paulus has a sore hand from an airgun shot. Health officers Newbury and Fuller plan to attend Dr. Tabor's Austin meeting. Three aldermen face no opposition, with Young, Carville, and Kroschel likely to be reelected. Noble Moreland has no opposing candidate for city secretary. East and Smothers run for city marshal and also serve as assessor and collector.
A surprise party for Mr and Mrs Brankenboefer was held Tuesday with a jolly crowd. Attendees included Misses Da, Lillie Fehienkaimp, Mary Matzke, Altoa Granville, Erema Pagel, Alia, Selma, Mollie Kotzebue and Messrs Otto Arnim, Wall Bonerley, Julius Kotzebue, Vincent Rebmet, Will Kratse and others.
Tax Acquue returns thanks to G. Knaye of Swiss Alp F. M. Newley of Moulton Wm. Senodde of Moutton Frank Kranethauer of Moulton for financial assistance and support to the honor roll listing local readers.
A vintage line touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the best remedy for burns sores bruises cuts boils ulcers and skin eruptions. It guarantees satisfaction by all druggists and appeals to readers with a confident sales claim.
A rental notice states The Green Front Store House formerly occupied by Henry Krause is available. Apply to Henry Krause in Moulton Texas. A second line repeats the same rental notice for emphasis.
Rates outline discount fares for season thirty day and ten day tickets to the fair. Season tickets cost 80 percent of double one way regular rate with odd cents ending 6 or 5. Thirty day tickets at 14 fares with similar odd cent adjustment. Ten day tickets at one fare plus 2 dollars. Conch tickets at 70 percent of one way rate. Sale dates span April 15 to December 15, 1904 with various final limits. Children five to twelve pay half these rates. coach excursion fares are 50 percent for children.
A Philadelphia man recalls severe illness with a yellow shin, sunken eyes, and weakness. After doctors gave up, Electric Bitters produced a first improvement in a week and three weeks of use cured him, claiming the product saved another life too. Sold for 50 cents with guarantee at drug stores.
In 1896 A B Devall county treasurer of Hallettsville Texas writes Dr E W Hall of St Louis praising Texas Wonder for kidney and rheumatism ailments and recommends it to others with polite regards dated Oct 26 1901.
An historical drug advertisement touts The Texas Wonder, claiming to cure kidney and bladder troubles, gravel, diabetes, and rheumatism. It promises mail order delivery for $1, with two months of treatment per bottle, by Dr. E W Hall of St. Louis, formerly Texas, P O Box 629.
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