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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1915
Page
8
In Kuehn's Grove a Tuesday storm caused heavy damage to cotton crops. The item lists local residents visiting relatives, birthday celebrations at the Moeller home, and Sunday gatherings around the community including Ammermann and Haas families. Silver Star. August 24, 1915.
Community classified items include banking offers from FIRST STATE BANK Moulton Texas auto top recovery by Witowee Schroeder and Heye s two lots and house for sale near Catholic church Emil Janszen seeks buyer barbecued meat delivery from Moulton Meat Market and a scholarship in Tyler Commercial College plus a subscription drive offering 25 cents for each new in advance sale The Eagle invites readers to recruit subscribers and offers a reward for returning a lost Masonic watch charm V O Febenkamp reference included.
A dance will be given at Henk haus Saturday night. Joe Kremenck of Flatonia was in Moulton Tuesday greeting his friends. Charles Stabala of Yoakum was in the city Tuesday mingling with friends. Emil Koester has accepted a sales position at W. L. Koester & Co. Otto Zimmermann and family of Cheapside visited natives and friends since our last issue.
Mrs Fritz Boehl and daughter Hertha visited Mrs Jno Seidenberger on Sunday. Emma and Hilda Roeder hosted Selma Miller, with other Roeder family members visiting throughout the day. August 23, 1915.
The Eagle lists new ads including F. J. Knesek & Son washing machines R B Papacek fall goods and shoes Joe Darilek dance Hermann Vark Verein dance W H Koester Co selling out at cost Boehm & Sons shoes and hats G A Baur fruit punch Kotzebue's Drug Store order lies R Jaeggli & Bro storm prices Lucas Rehmet fall goods
Mr and Mrs Rudolph Jaeggli returned Wednesday from Victoria. Miss Emma Merrem came back Sunday from Schulenburg after visiting relatives. Mrs Ed Meyer returned last Wednesday from Lexington to visit her sister Mrs John McCann. Mrs Henry Krause, ill for seven weeks, will leave the hospital in a few days.
Texas Creamery Company of Houston offers the highest price for cream upon delivery. Cream will be tested and paid for at the store in Moulton, Texas, by Lucas Rehmett.
Notice advertises two bulls named Tom and Dilworth available for work in any part of the city. Terms listed at 2.50 dollars. Contact H F L Mueller of Moulton Texas by phone number 25. Adv.
Dr Frank Kent of San Antonio, specialist in eye ear nose throat diseases and glasses fitting, will visit Moulton on September 4 at Kotzebue's Hotel.
The body of 25 year old Howard Campbell from a prominent Schulenburg family was found a mile from Schulenburg at 5 pm. He had recently bought a new shotgun and it was found tied to a fence with wires. Campbell worked as an electrician at Rosenberg three years ago and never fully recovered after a high power wire shock.
Pharmacist A. G. Kotzebue of Flatenia was in the city between trains on Wednesday. Due to rain the Herman Park Verein monthly dance was postponed to Saturday August 28 and invitations were extended to all.
Austin Texas August 22 The hunting season in Texas opens September 1. Recent legislative changes set daily bag limits for various game. Doves fifteen per day from September 1 to March 1 Quail fifteen per day from December 1 to February 1 Ducks fifteen per day from October 15 to February 1 Buck deer three per season from November 1 to January 1 Wild turkey three per season from December 1 to March 1.
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