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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1905
Page
3
G Grayson of Lula Mississippi reports severe suffering from undigested food improved after using Dr Kings New Life Pills. He states the remedy cured his stomach and bowel disorders with its tonic laxative effect and recommends them as guaranteed at drug stores.
A dense roster page presents state officers including Governor Lanham Lieutenant Governor Neal Attorney General Davidson Superintendent Cousins Controller Stephens Treasurer Robbins Land Commissioner Terrel Railroad Commissioner Mayfield Representatives Burgess Paulus Stavinoha Brown District Officers Kennon Adkinson Long County Officers Meitzen Bagby Noble Devall Guenther Russell Commissioners Miculenka Gieptner Wehmann Thritt Precinct No 6 Officer Lucke Otto Arnim and others listed with titles and positions.
Yoakum Texas offers an eight week session from June 5 to July 27 1905 with a strong faculty and best location in South Texas Attendance last year 125 tuition and board rates reasonable railroads give one and one third fare round trip Ask your agent for particulars FACULTY T L Toland conductor Yoakum A Peterson associate conductor Moulton T 8 Cox secretary Halletsville L G Covey Cuero K A Jones Yoakum
Local notices list Maifest on May 7 and a flood of visits to Shiner and nearby towns. Residents like Waite, Niemeyer, Cowden, Matula, Rehmer, Mueller, and Helmcamp travel, with social events, shop closings, and a church fire loss near Ellinger.
A romantic wedding took place at the Methodist parsonage with Miss Helen Harsey of Marble Falls marrying Mr. Tom Lewis of Marble Falls. The couple, who faced parental objections, arranged the ceremony with local friends and plan to depart for their home that evening.
State v Stefka, a Bohemian immigrant who speaks no English, faces a murder trial over the February 1 killing of his wife and child on a Shiner area farm. Juror selection heavy with excuses delayed proceedings as the State builds circumstantial case with Atkinson Bagby Motis leading for the prosecution and Paulus Ragsdale defending Stefka.
Henry Schoenvogel attends district court in Salletsville this week. Family visitors include Mrs Joe Wilberg and children of Moulton, Miss Linda Schendel and Edmund of near Shiner, and Mrs LU Hoppe with sister of New Ulm. Evergreen beats Dickson 11 to 6 in baseball.
A colonial era letter from Moulton Texas warns Wm Hillmer about a paint labeled pure lead-and-zine sold as a bargain item. The note notes barytes and whiting are sand and white wash, and that the dealer claims it as good as Devoe. Addressed from BF. W. Devor & Co. New York with a postscript naming F T Fehrenkamp as dealer.
Urgent offer advertises a scholarship in a reputable business college. It urges immediate call to secure a spot and warns that waiting may ruin the chance to attend.
The Sock Social committee thanks the public for strong attendance and liberal patronage that made the event a social and financial success. Special gratitude is given to the trustees for loaning the college and piano for a good cause.
KE Hu Wolfe of Bear Grove Iowa credits Electric Bitters with a complete cure for kidney trouble and relief from debility and nerve trouble. He keeps them on hand as a trusted remedy and notes druggists sell them for 50 cents. Also advertises telegraphy courses at McKinney Telegraph College Texas.
Leading physicians gave up on W M Smithart of Pekin Indiana but Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds saved him after years of use he calls it a marvelous throat and lung cure Trial bottle free and 50c to 1 00 bottles available at drug stores Also rent notice for blacksmith shop on Moore Street in Moulton Texas to Mrs Rup Al sprectut
The poem shows Tux Eacie owing the Sock Social committee for a missing sock mate and sends 25 cents with a request for two socks next time. It notes a misfit size and humorously offers a reduced amount and a suggestion to include two socks. The piece preserves a light, charitable tone in a historical style.
A letter from A. B. Devall, County Treasurer in Hallettsville Texas dated Oct 26 1901, endorses Dr E W Hall St Louis Texas Wonder for kidney and rheumatism ailments and recommends it to others.
A Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder troubles in men and women and regulate bladder issues in children. One bottle costs $1 and is a two months’ treatment. Dr. E W Hall of St. Louis is listed as the sole manufacturer.
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