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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1920
Page
9
Advertisement claims McGee's Baby Elixir cures wind colic diarrhoea and summer complaints in infants. Describes the product as pure harmless and effective with price 350 aid 60 cents and sold by A Kotzebue Drag Co.
Miss Bertha Papavok and Pauline Rehmet visited Shiner between trains Friday. Mrs C M Kotzebue went to Shiner Saturday to visit her daughter. Fred Boening left for Path Saturday then returned Sunday. Mrs D Niemeyer returned to Shiner Saturday after a visit here. Miss Eddie Laville Williams of Dilworth visited her sister Miss Letha Williams. Miroslav Svoboda returned from Yoakum where he attended the summer normal. Miss Rennie Clark returned from Hallettsville visiting her cousin Mrs W W Thigpen. Miss Anita von Lienen returned from San Antonio after music study. Mr and Mrs William Franke and baby returned to Shiner Thursday. Miss Lillian Biebunko Baggs returned from Rosenberg. Mrs Frank C Koester and daughter Lydia went to San Antonio to visit Mr and Mrs John Smothers. August Krause Jr of Tens ion 18 visiting his parents near Oak Grove. August is a bookkeeper at South Texas National Bank.
Mr Vaughan, a farmer, recalls ordering pedigreed seed corn only to lose it to rats. He stored seed in a gurney sack hung from a roof rope, and the rats ate the seed, leaving six dead rats found the next morning. The notice advertises three sizes of seed marketed by F. J. Kue vek & Son and A. Kotzebue Drug Co.
Mrs J M Frierson returned to Flatonia Friday. Mr and Mrs Rudolph Jaeggli were in Shiner Friday of last week. Mr and Mrs D F Johnson of Flatonia were in the city Saturday. Miss Grace and Arista Kathleen Preston were in Shiner Saturday between trains. Miss Olga Valeota returned Saturday from a visit with relatives and friends at Shiner. Mrs Joe Marek of Shiner arrived Saturday to visit at the home of Mrs Laura Valeota. Mrs Joe Kunetka and James William of Yoakum were guests of Mr and Mrs Weary Koester Jr Sunday of last week.
Letters from farmers and residents in North and South report Triner's American Elixir of Bitter Wine as an effective remedy for constipation and stomach issues. Advertisements tout other Triner products including Antipatrin gargle and River's Cough Sedative from Joseph Triner Company Chicago.
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