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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1914
Page
8
In an advertisement All Druggists in Moulton and druggists nationwide offer Hot Springs Liver Buttons Rheumatism Remedy and Blood Remedy. Sample from Hot Springs Ark, promoting cures for constipation and stubborn liver.
Annie Schacherl visited Shiner between trains on Monday while Herman Eggert returned the same day from a business trip to Gonzales. C O Riske bought six lots in the Jaeggli addition to Moulton and work started several days ago on an up to date bungalow.
For sale three motorcycles and six lots with a six room house in Moulton Texas. Also part of my place adjoining town offered for sale with details via Fred Koester. Movies shown at the AIRDOME Wednesdays Saturdays Sundays at 8 pm with 100 cent admission for adults and free for children under five. Other notices include bank time certificates, beer advertising, and Jersey cattle led by H F L Mueller with delivery terms two dollars fifty cents.
Notice that operator offers Buck the stallion and Brigadier the jack at his place east of Moulton for breeding services. Included are farm and general notices about grinding corn Mondays and Saturdays, and sale notices for poultry eggs and a 400 acre farm with timber and water rights. Found item mentions Ajax tire. source lists Richard Rehmet in Moulton, Texas.
A set of keys is missing and must be returned to C. C. Giesbers or the office at once. The notice is dated 4-17 and requests prompt return.
Editor notes corn thinning is the order of the day. Willie Hoepsl and family visited Shiner relatives on Sunday. Minna Hirsch celebrated a birthday. Refreshments were served and all enjoyed the gathering. Multiple local families visited and stayed with relatives on Sunday across Hallettsville Schulenburg Kuehn's Grove Moulton. April 21 1914.
This is your chance. 287 acres mesquite land in Gonzales county with 120 activation and 5 acres orchard plus artesian or piped water spread, good barn and improvements. value $125 to $150 per acre but offered at 875. Write to F L Dis mukes Waelder Texas. FOR SALE 38.4 acres Moore addition at $1000 per acre. for details call B Lackmann Moulton Texas.
Epviror BaGur reports corn growing well. Anton Moeller and family visited Henry Moeller at Baursville Sunday. Rud Heinrich and Ed ward Haas hosted guests. Opera house dance proved enjoyable. Mrs Rud Heinrich and Mrs Richard Kuehn returned from Victoria. Edmund Anderle and family visited Komen sky on Sunday. Blue Bird, April 21, 1914.
The announcement lists candidates before Lavaca county voters for the Democratic primary in July. State Senator 18th District Dr. I. Ke. Clark. Tax Assessor R. Valenta. Tax Collector Steve Bennett. County Clerk J. A. Sommerlatte. County Treasurer A. B. DeVall. Sheriff E. H. Houchins. County Attorney C. L. Stavinch. Justices of the Peace Prec. No. 6 Eke Ww. County Commissioner Prec. No. 6 John Kubena Willie Brosch.
Mr and Mrs Johnucek vacationed in San Antonio early this week. Mrs Annie Tilicek of Shiner visited her parents in the city Saturday and Sunday. F T Fehrenkamp W J Cooper J T and Edwin Jaeggli toured the county capital Tuesday. Readers are urged to note new ads from Hy Ktlinger Kopécky Drug Co and J KE Henkel. A correction states Rev Schindler should replace Rev Rapp in last week’s card of thanks for Joseph Willberg and Children.
Ang W Janszen purchased the J T Jaeggli property a one third block on Moore avenue for four thousand dollars. Miss Konia Kovsky returned to Ellinger after visiting relatives. Baursville school closed a successful term on Friday the 17th with Prof KE Sternenberg in charge. Charles Beran completed a new home in the southern city district. New houses are rising continually.
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