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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1905
Page
3
Ed Balhorn visited Gonzales on Tuesday for grooming services. Multiple residents including Mrs. Ed Balhorn and Miss Sophia Knapick traveled for visits. A baby girl arrived at the home of Prof. and Mrs. Aug Danszen in Oak Grove. Local officials and businesses are noted, with court actions, social visits, and community events across Shiner, Moulton, and Hallettsville.
Oak Grove notes a runaway accident injuring a horse of John Schacherl, Herman Sauer’s happiness tied to a new boarder, J F Mueller visiting Meyersville, and the O D H S lodge meeting there. Karnes City’s Hermann Ollenbusch delivered corn, Sophie Meyer received a thousand dollar policy payout, John Moeptil Jr. named road overseer, Wm Shillmer juror, and Mrs. R F Cook visiting in Moulton. Private school enrolls 69. no April 1 Trustee election. rumors of Peter Antrich selling a farm proven false. Paul Sauer heads to Cheap Ridge. planting season underway. Citizens discuss Battle of Flowers and local lines for messaging.
G Grayson of Lula Mississippi reports severe suffering from undigested food but says after taking Dr Kings New Life Pills his stomach and bowel disorders vanished. The tonic laxative properties are claimed to work for all such ailments and are available at drug stores with guarantee.
A directory list of state and county officials including Governor Lanham Lieutenant Governor George. Attorney General R V Davidson. Superintendent R B Cousins. Land Commissioner J W Robbins. Railroad Commissioner A Mayfield. Representatives Geo F Burgess D A Paulus C L Stavinoha R M Brown. District Officers M Kennon W M Adkinson O O E Long. County Officers E O Meitzen W T Bagby Jno Buchanan. Precinct 6 officers F W Lueke Otto Arnim Geo von Lienen.
All Over Texas. The lumbermen convention will be invited to meet next year in San Antonio. The State Medical association of Texas will meet at Houston April 24 to 28. The building for the wood pulp factory at Orange has been completed and the machinery is being installed. The Senate concurred in the resolution to adjourn Saturday at noon. A special session will be called to consider the appropriation bill. Scott Dole ships a carload of honey to England. Miss Cora Sherrill, 22, of Piano, died from blood poisoning after cutting her finger on a coffee pot. Marguerite Shresher, 5, of Nacogdoches, burned when clothing caught fire from a trash pile and died. Lamar county commissioners cancelled 32000 of court house bonds. There are still 85000 of these bonds outstanding and a part of these will be paid each year.
Allis Camp No 142 Woodmen of the World will meet in Moulton on Tuesday April 18 at 8 p.m. Members urged to attend and bring good spirits. Signed S Leagan Clerk.
Letter to B Lackmann from mounroes Texas discusses inviting complaints about Devoe paint and a dealer based guarantee. It cites Rhinebeck New York hardware dealer J K Asher Co selling Devoe since 1876 with one complaint due to rain and unfinished drying wood. It notes P S Fehrenkamp and BP W Devon Co. handling guarantees and a Mother's Day program by the 8S W Moore Institute on April 18 from 3 to 4 pm inviting attendance.
Theodore Schuele of Columbus Ohio suffered a deep foot wound from an accident. Physicians were helpless but Bucklen's Arnica Salve quickly healed it. The product soothes burns and pains and is sold at druggists for 25 cents.
K L Wolfe of Bear Grove Iowa credits Electric Bitters with a complete cure for kidney trouble claiming relief from pain suffering and anxiety. He praises the tonic for general debility and nerve trouble and says it has no equal. Drugstores offer it at 50 cents. Also an ad offers telegraphy lessons from McKinney Telegraph College Texas.
W M Smithart of Pekin Indiana credited King’s New Discovery with saving his life after doctors said he had incurable consumption. He praises the remedy as a long term throat and lung care and notes its efficacy over ten years. Also an ad for a blacksmith shop rental in Moulton Texas and news that George Knippa of Uvalde died Sunday, known in Lavaca and Kayette counties.
A. B. Devall County Treasurer of Hallettsville Texas writes to Dr. E W Hall in St Louis dated October 26 1901 endorsing Texas Wonder for kidney and rheumatism troubles and recommending it to others with a respectful sign off.
An advertisement claims The Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles in men and women, removes.gravel, treats diabetes, rheumatism, and bladder irregularities. It promises mail order delivery for $1 via Dr. E W Hall of St. Louis Missouri, formerly Texas, P O Box 629, druggists sold.
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