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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1913
Page
12
Town residents are urged to buy Adler-j-ka a bark glycerine tonic said to cure ailments from sour stomach to constipation. The ad claims a single dose drains old matter from the body and gained fame for curing appendicitis.
Oswald Buescher left for Houston Tuesday. Guy Haltom of Waco Sunday ed in Moulton. Good rains fell here Sunday and Monday, breaking the long breath. F. J. Knesek and Henry Etlinger have new advertisements in this issue of The Eagle.
W Holt Harris argues advertising attracts customers and sustains business. Merchants allocate advertising funds as investments, expecting returns when goods are delivered. He emphasizes advertising alone fails without quality goods and timely service.
Cream and brick cheese at Mueller's meat market and Nunnally's candy by express. Kopecky Drug Co promotes motion pictures at the airdome on Tuesday Thursday Saturday and Sunday nights. First State Bank in Moulton offers four percent per annum on time certificates. Poultry and livestock ads scarce two young males and two horses for sale by F J Helweg. Admission to the airdome is 10 cents with under five free. Everyone invited.
Industrial notes report a shipment from Galveston via the Intercoastal Canal carrying sugar syrup and canned goods to Collegeport. Temple features a 12 pound 29 inch beet shown by farmer John Talseck. Freeport opens Brazoria county's only National Bank with $50,000 capital and $12,500 surplus, led by president S. M. Swenson and cashier G. C. Morris.
Hallettsville Texas August 19. Little Valenta Janak buried here last night. He died that his sister might live from heat exhaustion after rushing to tell parents in the field that the sister had swallowed something and was choking. Parents reached the house in time to save the girl but the son died shortly after.
150 acre farm two miles northwest of Youlton two pastures with running water balance cultivated 70 acres asking price 60 dollars per acre KF J Helweg Moulton Texas advertisement.
Hallettsville New Era reports Judge Green states new application blanks for Confederate pension applications have arrived and he is ready to serve those who wish to apply.
Real estate notice urging readers to sell or buy a property through F L Filipp and promising good service. The ad also mentions tombstone price inquiries as a related service.
Notice offers two registered Jersey bulls named Tom and Dilworth with terms of 2.50 and contact H W L Mueller of Moulton Texas phone 25. Also for sale a gentle horse buggy and harness priced at 75 dollars to Mrs Kade Haltom at Henry Krause's.
Advertises cheap farm land in Texas with easy yearly payments. Direct readers to contact John Mang in Moulton, Texas or write for details.
The undersigned urge avoiding burning paper and discarding glass and tin cans on the public road by the east bridge. A public road is not a dumping place. Signers include John Kabena Co. Commissioner, Richard Braun Road Overseer, C. M. Kotzebue, Dr. P. O. Puck, G. H. Mueller.
The text stresses careful planning and suitable materials for constructing and furnishing a home. It highlights the importance of an adequate water supply and other conveniences for comfort, labor saving, and overall home hygiene.
A bluff southern gentleman on the Hamilton road near Blantyre asks a herd boy if he is “half way to Hamilton.” The boy answers that he would need to know where the man came from before replying.
Jacob Tomasko and his daughter Miss Mary returned Wednesday from a visit in Shiner.
Local printer advertises reliable job printing including letter heads bill heads sale bills statements dodgers and cards with prompt delivery and a promise to keep money at home.
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