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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1928
Page
5
An old advertorial asserts worms in children's intestines undermine health and promote disease. It promotes White's Cream Vermifuge as safe and effective, claiming it destroys and expels worms without harming the child. At 35 cents, Kopecky Drug Company is the seller.
Lavaca County reports 65,183 cattle in 4,427 herds dipped in March with only 3 infested herds. 2,954 cattle from 209 herds were released from the 14 day dipping rule. 45 herds remain under treatment. Diary notes full county dip effort, urges 28 day interval dipping through June 1, and warns moving cattle requires an inspector permit.
A free program and basket supper will be held at Culak School on Friday April 27 starting at 7 30 p m Proceeds go to the school Everyone is invited Raymond Warner Jr of Victoria visited in Moulton Sunday mingling with friends Mrs Henry Krause of Houston visiting at August Krause home near here Q Buescher of Smithville was in Moulton Thursday on business Alfred C Balhorn of Rockdale was in Moulton Sunday visiting his mother Mrs Josephine Balhorn
Mr Frank Tomasko and family along with Charles Krause of Shiner visited at the Jacob Tomasko home Sunday. Miss Melba Steinmann of Schulenburg visited in Moulton last weekend at her uncle O F Knape's home. Dr R F Krenek of Hullette ville, tick eradication supervisor for Lavaca county, was in Moulton Monday. County Commissioner John Mladenka and Otto Meerssen, road crew foreman, were in San Antonio last Friday.
Louis Hoffman a physiotherapeutist was rearrested on a first degree murder charge after Dorothy Monroe testified Hoffmans actions during Miss Eleanor M Lehman death. The Monroe sworn statement says Hoffman rolled the patient and broke her neck and threatened imprisonment if she spoke. Hoffman denies foul play saying Lehman died on the operating table during treatment for a headache. Monroe says Hoffman instructed her to tell officials she had overdosed on headache medicine. She was taken to Washington for questioning and later returned from Paterson New Jersey.
A 23 year old woman died after an in office neck adjustment by Louis W. Hoffman a chiropractor. A coroner jury held Hoffman for grand jury action. An autopsy attributed death to a dislocation of the cervical vertebrae.
Joe Bratrich of Roxana Petroleum visited Cairlsbad New Mexico last weekend to see relatives and friends.
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