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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1915
Page
8
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A severe rain and hailstorm hit Boursville on Thursday night harming crops and gardens. Local residents Joe Kubenka and sister Sophia fished Tuesday while Joe Jemelka visited Moulton Saturday. A Friday gathering at the Jemelka home yielded a dandy time.
The notice promotes the first installment of the serial The Call of the Cumberlands in The Eagle on Friday May 14. It offers six months of The Moulton Eagle Farm and Ranch and Holland's Magazine together for 90 cents to quickly grow the subscription list.
The Eagle lists new ads including G A Baur Hats and Capas R Jaeggli Bros Cream Separator Flour and Cotton Seed F J Knesek Son Bath Tubs O B Eilert Flour and Feed Henry Etlinger Ford Cars highlighting fresh offerings for readers.
C M Kotzebue returned Monday from Flatoni s where he visited his children Mrs William Varilek came back to Shiner Monday after a brief visit with her son Emil Darilek Fred Cook and sister Sophis also returned Monday from a visit to relatives in Shiner Mrs John Niemeyer of Skidmore is in the city since Monday visiting daughter Mrs Henry Jaroszewski Frank Lassen of San Antonio was in town Tuesday and Wednesday visiting Mr and Mrs Ed Studeman Andrew Hentschel moved his shoe repair shop into the Frank Wagner building on Cockrill Avenue The Hermann Park Verein will hold its regular monthly dance at the hall Saturday night May 8 The Boursville band will furnish music for the occasion and everyone is invited to attend
Buy your typewriter ribbons at The Eagle Office. We pay 5 percent per annum on time certificates of deposit. FIRST STATE BANK, Moulton, Texas.
Houston based Texas Creamery Company announces it will pay the highest price for cream on delivery at their store. Cream will be tested and paid for at the store, with Lucas Rehmed of Moulton Texas coordinating.
Will lead my registered Jersey bulls Tom and Dilworth to any part of the city. Terms 2.50. H F L Mueller Moulton Texas Phone 25 Ady.
Found at Hermann park a child's ring owner can reclaim by paying the notice fee. Old papers 25 cents per hundred at The Eagle Office. For sale four lots contact John Kasper. Lost a red pigfinder return to Ed Boehm & Sons for reward. 3 1 2 acres for sale in Chase league with contact B Lackmann Moulton Texas. Scholarship in Tyler Commercial College for bookkeeping shorthand or telegraph.
Mrs. Louisa Kaiser of Flatonia visited the city on Tuesday. Ed Studeman stopped in Shiner between trains on Wednesday. Mrs. Myrtle Carneby left for Crockett Monday to visit her aunt. Mrs. H A Menefee and son Melvin left for Flatonia Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Jarorzewski visited Yoakum relatives last week. Mrs. A M Kotzebue of Flatonia was in the city early in the week. Henry J Koester and F P Raab were in Yoakum between trains Tuesday. Dr A M Kotzebue of Flatonia was in the city between trains Wednesday. Rev G Rapp returned Tuesday from Brenham after attending the Lutheran Synod. Mr J T Jaeggli and family occupy a new residence on West Second Street.
A 65 to 75 acre tract two miles southeast of Moulton Texas is for sale for 45 dollars per acre during the next 21 days. Inquiries may be made by contacting John Miadenka of Moulton.
Mr R Ahrens and family returned to Kenedy Wednesday after visiting briefly with the family of Mr Emil Jangzen.
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