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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1914
Page
8
Discovery from Hot Springs Arkansas markets Hot Springs Liver Buttons as the best cure for torpid liver constipation sluggish liver and stomach and bowel troubles. Physicians there prescribe them and visitors use them as a gentle safe regulator. One night dose replaces calomel and harsh laxatives with sales through all druggists for 25 cents.
Ed Kolar returned Tuesday from a visit to kin in Flatonia. Miss Fannie Marek of Flatonia visited Moulton friends Tuesday. Mrs Lyons and Miss Marie Harrison of Flatonia were in the city between trains Monday.
J. T. Jaeggli traveled to Halletts ville visiting Sunday and returned Monday. William Oehhl was in Shiner on business between trains Monday. Miss Bertha Oehl came back Monday from a several day visit in Shiner. Mr. Quinn Doree and family returned Monday from a trip to Kinsfolk in Yoakum.
Superintendent Wm Wilers reports county scholastic census figures for Yoakum Hallettsville Shiner and eight Justice Precincts with totals and per precinct counts. Also notes visitors Mr and Mrs W E Parr Mrs Wm Eileis and Irene Buchaschacher and updates on E O Meitzen who was shot and is recovering in Hallettsville New Era.
The Eagle highlights new listings from G. and A. Baur for school dresses F J Knesek for buggy and auto paint F T Fehrenkamp builders material Joe Darilek hosts a dance on August 22 and Hermann Park Verein schedules a dance on August 29 Misses Richter Rapp and Papacek Bros appear in the Want Ad and Business Locals columns.
Miss Annie Reuter of Gonzales visits Miss Ida Pfaender while Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dittmar return from a trip to Aransas Pass and Corpus Christi. Mrs. L. P. Amsler leaves for a weeks visit in Tilden. Louise Morgenroth Meta Holchak and Millie Fischner weekend in San Antonio. Rev Webb of Yoakum closes Methodist Revival. Mamie Walker of Wharton visiting Shiner. Reporter. August 18 1914.
Cotton picking is the order of the day in Bunjes School era notes. Hugo Roether Ed Broz and John Roeder spent Sunday with Frank and Willie Roeder. Emil Nuetzer and family visited Mr. and Mrs. F Targac. Joe Broswik and Otto Behlen were in Moulton on special business. Emma Roeder and her brother Edmend attended church in Shiner. Blue Eyed Beauty August 19, 1914.
Local ads promote Papacek Bros groceries barbecues and seeds while offering reduced prices on slippers and dress fabrics. The Eagle lists theater nights at the AIRDOME with 10 cent admission and a free under five policy, plus items for sale and lost and found notices.
A cloudburst four miles west of Shiner, Texas, yesterday caused creeks to run full and wash out temporary bridges. Rain was light in town, and cotton shipments slowed due to extended wet weather. Local social notes include visits by Emma Doehring and Elsie Jaeggli, Mrs. Arthur Fischner, Mrs. Lee Bunting, Mary Tomasko, and Frank Mang, with Gerhard Henrichs hosting a birthday gathering.
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