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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1923
Page
8
A compact page lists buy sell and service items from Anders Garage and local businesses. The notices include FOR SALE baby buggy milk cow wood stove Ford touring car and Davis Hats plus job ads and finds with contact names and phone numbers in Moulton Texas and nearby areas.
In Moulton Dr. Guenther and Dr. F W Ledbetter will be available Sunday August 16 and Monday August 20 for full range of up to date dental services, inviting patients to visit for treatment and checkups.
Seventy acres are in cultivation on mesquite land with a five room house, rent house, barns and good water. Price seventy dollars per acre. For particulars see Mrs. Mary Wilke Route 4 Gonzales Texas.
Light rates are due to Treasurer E. C. Fehrenkamp at the Farmers & Merchants State Bank on the 1st of each month. If not paid by the due date, lights will be cut off. Moulton Light & Ice Co.
Information fragment notes universal mortality and illness with a confusing sales lead for Boehm's Sons and an insurance agent from Pan-American Lite Insurance Company in Shiner Texas. The readable item mentions Joseph Muras and agent affiliation.
W H Hater piano tuner from Bay City will be in Moulton soon. Those wanting pianos tuned or repaired should call the Eagle Office.
Local notes report the Ford Roadster Contest remains strong at Anders Garage with ticket incentives tied to each dollar purchase. Community updates cover dances, visits, travel, and upcoming sales plus ads for remedies and local businesses.
A listing notes a good Bb cornet for sale and directs readers to inspect it at The Eagle Office. The brief item provides no further details on price or condition.
A local drugstore promotes Blue Star for foot trouble including corns bunions sweaty feet and eczema plus skin diseases such as itch eczema ringworm poison oak and old sores. It claims not to stain clothes and offers a pleasant odor from Kotzebue Drug Co.
An old advertisement touts Livergard as a safe laxative for babies to the elderly, claiming it wakes sluggish bowels and keeps people young. It invites requests for samples and lists Lungarlia Company of Dallas and Drey Co as sellers through A. Ff. Kotzebue.
A terse ad claims 666 cures malaria chills fever dengue or bilious fever and promises total restoration. The notice provides no verifiable details or source, only a broad health remedy claim.
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