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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1914
Page
8
Dr Ralph Steiner state health officer Austin Texas explains typhoid fever. One germ, the typhoid bacillus, causes the disease after swallowing contaminated food or water. The fly and unsanitary conditions spread it. avoid sewage contamination, keep stables manure free, and vaccination will absolutely prevent typhoid fever.
Advertised at Hot Springs Arkansas as a gentle remedy for constipation and torpid liver. Doctors prescribe Hot Springs Liver Buttons for stomach and bowel trouble and to replace harsh laxatives. Sold by druggists nationwide for 25 cents with related Hot Springs remedies advertised.
The Baursville Boursville School district trustees mourn the death of F. G. Kaiser a trusted and civic-minded figure. Lavaca County loses a progressive citizen and humanity a noble example. Sympathy is extended to the bereaved family with copies to the family The Moulton Eagle and the minutes of the school.
The Eagle highlights new ads from Boehm & Sons Comal Lilly and Snow Queen flour Lucas Rehmet Buster Brown hosiery Kotzebue's Drug Store jewelry Henry Etlinger automobiles noting Ford price reductions Kopecky Drug Co jewelry Frank Cinadi Yale motorcycles Merchants urge readers to trade with them and read ads carefully for benefit.
Want Ads and Business Locals list weekly events and services. Barbecue every Saturday at the Moulton Meat Market plus notes on exchange of search light tanks, a film at the AIRDOME, and First State Bank CD rates. Local agent Henry Eulinger promotes San Antonio Beers. Movies at the AIRDOME with 10 cent admission and free entry for children under five.
Mrs John Woods left for Mission to visit kin. Mrs Fritz Eilert returned from Shiner. Ernst Pelzel installed a new ice box at Sunny South saloon. Mrs Murphy of San Marcos visited. Frank Starry led the Fir Moult on Tuesday. Mrs Lee Bunting visited her daughter Mrs Kerr in Thomaston. Adolph Baur returned from Galveston after cotton carnival. Berry of Houston Brewing & Ice Co visited for business. Mrs Frank Isdale returned to DeQuincy Louisiana. Mr and Mrs Gustav Krueger returned from Shiner after funeral. Mrs Fojtek and daughter Hattie visited. Mr Herbst of Lone Star Brewing Co in town. A fine baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Kilo H Meyer. Paul Krueger family rejoicing over baby boy born Tuesday. Burglars stole $13.80 and a pistol from depot Tuesday night. Eastern Star welcomed Rev Allen of Flatonia. Refreshments served after meeting.
Notice announces leading registered Jersey bulls Tom and Dilworth to any city area with terms of 2.50 by H F L Mueller of Moulton Texas. Also thresh cane seed on August 10 11 12 by Chas Bevan. Lost items include a gold filled watch with Chicago Tailoring Co fob and a blue coat. Found a Herman Son pin and a mono gram pin ILMH. Lost rewards and a college scholarship offer from Tyler Commercial College. The Eagle Moulton Texas appears as the publication source.
We thank friends for kindness during illness and death of husband and father F. G. Kaiser. Special thanks to Rev. Dziewas Charlee Findeisen John Hofner and the Moulton telephone operators Mrs. J. G. Kaiser and Children.
Frederick G Kaiser born January 13 1856 at Frelsburg Colorado County died near Moulton Lavaca County August 10 1914 aged 58 years 6 months 20 days Married Wilhelmina Huls in 1880 who died 1890 They had seven children three died in infancy He married Lina Bowe in 1892 They had seven more children He is survived by his wife eleven children fifteen grandchildren his aged mother and two sisters Mrs Frank Koester of Moulton and Mrs Charles Aschenbeck of Frelsburg
Mrs. F Kaiser of Fintonia visited the city early this week to arrange a music class for her daughter Miss Katie Kaiser. Prof. E H Sternenberg of Bauraville was in the city Tuesday making purchases. He reported the new school house construction proceeding very satisfactorily with L A Niebuhr overseeing the work.
Prof Edgar Bailey of Yoakum taught in Moulton on Wednesday. Miss Julia Chlastak visited relatives in Shiner. Mrs Edmond Meyer and Miss Lydia Schindler were in Yoakum. Prof and Mrs W K Parr returned to Range after a week in Moulton and plan to move there soon. Prof Parr was elected superintendent of the Sam and Will Moore Institute for the new scholastic session.
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