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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1900
Page
1
Article discusses building an open cattle shed as a cost effective, wind friendly shelter option. Detailed dimensions, materials, and layout guidance are given for a 30 to 40 head shed with wind breaks, manger setups, and water access to optimize cattle growth and manure management.
The 10th anniversary celebration of Freiligrath Lodge No. 14 D D H S will feature a grand historic torchlight procession. All members admitted free with lunch and beer 10 to 12 am. Music and amusements planned for August 26.
A Shiner Gazette item notes a woman once frail from chills wore suspenders to support a corset. After taking Cheatham's Tastless Chill Tonic she gained to 140 pounds. The tonic is guaranteed and 50 cents a bottle. Mr E J Merrem left for St Louis to buy stock for C B Whelhausen.
June through July teething and digestive illness in a Deming infant prompts use of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with quick improvement. The Angleton Times notes wars in Spain China and South Africa spur geography study and mapmaking interest across readers.
Sale notice for a new residence lot measuring 100 by 150 feet with a good barn buggy seed house cistern and well on a corner lot. Priced at 1500 dollars. Apply at Sticker office.
Mrs. Hildebrand and her daughter Miss Janie of Schulenburg visited Mrs. Chas Kuykendall last week according to the Halletsville Herald.
A Rural World article urges dipping as essential for flock preservation. It notes some western sheep remain disease free for years while a few are infected, making whole-flock dipping necessary to prevent spread and protect overall health.
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