Social notes from Moulton and nearby towns
A long list of residents and visitors appears with multiple travels and greetings. Names include Et Preston and Grace, Elsie Jaeggli, Charlee Meyer, Ed Boehm Jr, Ethel Mary, Irene Bailey, Olga and Edna Valenta, Thomas Haueusler, Willie Mueller, Letha Williams, Hetty Niemeyer, Bernice and Winnie Koape, Hugo Cordes, Eilert Gerdes, Theresa Guenther, Tillie Guenther, Rev John McKlyen, F P Guenther, Leo Guenther, Mrs Johnson, the Vapaceks, Joe Meiserschlager, Norma Meyer, Otto Meyer, Marian Guenther, Roma Mayne, Frank Crouch, Adolph Baur, Felix Pavias, and discussion of politics notes Non-partisan League and Bailey. Local moves include new homes for the Johnsons and Meiserschlagers. A baptism and church visit are recorded for Norma Frieda Meyer and family.
Triner's American Elixir of Bitter Wine Ad Copy
A 1919 advertising notice touts Triner's American Elixir of Bitter Wine for sleep and digestion. It claims bowel cleansing and gas reduction, cites a 1906 trademark in Washington, D C, and notes the product's long market presence from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triner
Friner’s
Horke
U.S
Washington, D. C
Joseph Triner Company
Ashland Ave
Chicago
Joe Kubena in Yoakum Between Trains
Joe Kubena was seen in Yoakum Saturday between trains. Joe Bobussay has accepted a clerkship in the store of Henry Koester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Kubena
Joe Bobussay
Henry Koester
McGee's Baby Elixir Promoted For Colic and Diarrhea
An advertisement claims McGee's Baby Elixir is a pure harmless remedy for wind colic and summer complaints in infants. It lists prices 350 and 606 and notes sale by A. F. Kotzebue Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGee's
A. F. Kotzebue Drug Co
Local visitors drop by Port Arthur and Yoakum
Herman Kunze of Port Arthur was in the city Saturday and Sunday. Joe Mikulik of Yoakum came to Saturday for a brief visit with the homefolks at Komensky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Kunze
Port Arthur
Joe Mikulik
Yoakum
Komensky
Seed Corn Loss Attributed To Rats And Theft
Mr Vaughan, a farmer, recalls losing all his prize seed corn after rats chewed through a gurney sack hung from a roof rope. He mentions five dead rats found in the morning. The seed corn was sold and guaranteed by Kne sek & Son and Kotzebue Drug Co.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aud
Jaeggli & Bro
Moulton
Texas
G. & A. Baur
Jonteel
Rexall
Moulton, Texas
Mr. Et. Preston
Miss Grace
Columbus
Elsie Jaeggli
Charlee Meyer of
Ellinger
Ed. Boehm, Jr
Ethel Mary
Shiner
Henry Pieper
Houston
Louise Pieper
Mies Irene Bailey
Flatonia
Miseea Olga
Edna Valenta
Thomas Haueusler
Scurry County
Joseph Rothbaur
Willie Mueller
Henry F. Mueller
Letha Williams
Dilworth
Hetty Niemeyer
Samuel A. Wunderlich
Bernice
Winnie Koape
O’ Quinn
Hugo Cordes
Alleyton
Eilert Gerdes of
William E. Gerdes
Theresa Guenther
San Antonio
Tillie Guenther
Collins Garden School
John McKlyen
F. P. Guenther
Leo Guenther
Schulenburg
F. Guenther
Charles Johnson
Francisca Boehm
W. J. Papacek
F. P. Raab
Oscar Anders
Bertha
Isabel Vapacek
Joe Meiserschlager
Norma Frieda Mathilde Meyer
Mra. Otto Meyer
Peach Creek
Lutheran Church
Rev
H.a.heineke
John G. Guenther
Leo
Misa Marian
Ferdinand FP. Guenther
Roma Mayne
Cuero
Frank Crouch
Frank
J. W. Crouch
Victoria
Adolph Baur
Felix Pavias
West
Avila
Joseph Weldon Bailey
Reran
General Auto Repairing
Maxwell Cars and Trucks
Allis Chalmers Tractors
Humble Gas
Kopecky Drug Co
Joe C
Kopecky
Ham
Bacon
Pretzels
New California
Boehm’s
Mascot
Lighthouse
Mendelson
Fly
J. Koester
Lucas Rehmet
Noester
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