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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1923
Page
5
A promotional pitch urging every American to obtain life insurance now. It warns delaying coverage increases costs and touts a long list of policies from Amicaie Life Insurance Co. of Vece Texas.
FOR SALE The brick business house now occupied by Joe Bobuslav and building next to it occupied by the post office on Front street Moulton Texas For details call Wm Schmidt 502 W Hopkins St Yoakum Texas FOR SALE My farm mostly bottom land about two miles east of Saturn on this side of Sandy Fork seventy one acres thirty five acres in cultivation balance pasture all under hog proof fence no houses with barns good well etc Good give mill church and school at Saturn J L Pettit Saturn Texas
85 acre black land farm with 60 acres cultivated and remaining pasture. Features a good house and sewa bagan, good water. Located 3 miles southwest of Moulton. Price 140 dollars per acre. Seller Joe Hundsuurscher, R3, Shiner Texas.
Warren G Harding born November 2 1865 on a farm near Blooming Grove Ohio. He rose from printer to publisher of the Marion Star, built a profit sharing system for employees, and entered politics becoming Ohio senator lieutenant governor governor and US senator before winning the presidency in 1920. He supported world peace efforts including armament talks and treaties and favored joining the International Court of Justice.
J. T. Jaeggli was a business visitor in Dallas late last week. Rudolph Novosad near Henkhaus accepted a position with Henry Krause, a produce merchant. Mrs. Mary Kurtz and children and Joe Kramerbauer visited Brenham Sunday. Mrs. Anna Moellenberndt returned from Taylor after visiting at the J. W. Nachlinger home.
Price reductions spread across several goods with tags showing 1.00 slashed to 50 cents and 25 cents to 15 cents. Bargains focus on midrange items with widespread 40 to 50 cent decreases. Local shoppers react to the new lower tags.
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