Moulton Eagle Publisher Announces Friday Apr 15, 1904
The Moulton Eagle lists a Friday publication date of April 15 1904 by F Emmapo Pentisiuer. Local readers are advised to note the upcoming issue and any notices it contains.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1904
Page
3
The Moulton Eagle lists a Friday publication date of April 15 1904 by F Emmapo Pentisiuer. Local readers are advised to note the upcoming issue and any notices it contains.
Alfred Kabitz left for San Antonio while many residents and visitors from Gonzales Shiner Hallettsville and Yoakum circulated in Moulton. News covers social calls church services dances farm accidents a frost impact and upcoming events including a dance at Dari lek Nachlinger hall and a German service in Moulton.
Dr. FLW Ledbetwrof Vallets ville is highlighted this week in professional business. The C K Molchak versus Germania Insurance case is compromised after a long docket delay. A serious self inflicted wound is reported as Mrs Albert Valdez of Yoakum shot herself. the bullet passed through the body. Shiner farmers expand truck crops with potatoes and onions ready for carload shipments. An inquest in Shiner over Christian Ruck concluded death by fall from a wagon due to intoxication. San Jacinto Day to be celebrated at Sam & Will Moore Institute with oration by W T Bagby. A altercation in Eagle Lake leaves M C Yates shot in the face. Yates likely to recover. Primary election and convention details urge early turnout for county offices. Sheriff Noble arrrests Gus Lee, wanted for murder four years ago, at Simon Lee’s near Nickel.
The Yoakum Times reports the Yoakum Public Schools will hold a summer normal from June 6 to July 28 led by Superintendent T L Toland and a faculty including I L Voland C A Peterson T S Cox KA Jones and L G Covey. It draws teachers from DeWitt Lavaca and Gonzales counties and is expected to attract many attendees from neighboring areas.
Tue Kacce returns thanks to readers providing financial assistance. Names listed include Kmil Kranae, Drevser, Ed. Welmann, Shiner, Louis Bauch, Swiss Alpine, Prienmeyer, El Campo, W. F. Severa, and Cedar Rapids.
An old time medical salve ad touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best for Burns Sores Bruises Cuts Boils Ulcers Skin Eruptions and Piles. It promises quick relief and satisfaction guaranteed by all druggists with a 25 cent price.
A shooting at Shiner on April 9 left Simon Mitchell dead at the rear of Zappe's saloon. Five shots fired. bullets struck walls with one missing Henry Buski by inches. Bill Barnes was arrested and taken to Slanetsville as the grand jury investigates the killing. Both involved parties are Black.
A vintage rental notice for The Green Front Store House once occupied by Henry Krause seeks applicants in Moulton Texas. The ad repeats the contact, emphasizing tenancy at the historic site.
A Philadelphia narrator credits Electric Bitters with saving his life after doctors gave up. He reports rapid health improvement after three weeks of use. Local notices celebrate egg shipments, praising hens and urging a committee to locate the Eagle Lake hen and compare egg samples.
A. B. Devall, County Treasurer in Hallettsville Texas, writes in 1896 praising Dr E W Hall's Texas Wonder for kidney and rheumatism troubles and recommends it to others. The letter is addressed to Dr E W Hall of St Louis.
An old advertisement promotes The Texas Wonder by Dr. E W Hall claiming to cure kidney and bladder troubles including gravel diabetes and rheumatism for men and women. It promises mail delivery for one dollar and notes two months of treatment per bottle with boasts of broad efficacy.
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