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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1913
Page
17
211 acres of black land for sale five miles from Bateman Caldwell county includes a 4 room house on a county road near a good school. 65 acres cultivated nearly all tillable. Asking price 50 dollars. Also 192 acres black prairie and creek bottom 90 acres cultivated with a good house and well asking 30 dollars. Address omitted.
For sale a second hand piano. Call on Jacob Cinadr in Moulton Texas. Advertisement reads in informal form with a contact name and location for inquiry.
1000 acres of improved farm land near Southern Pacific Railroad in Gonzales County. Tracts range 70 acres and up, average 50 to 75 percent rich creek bottom with balance good sandy land. 75 percent cultivated with pecan trees along the creek. Located in a top Texas farming area. Price 25 to 50 dollars per acre, half cash, easy terms. Mitchell & Flynt, 810 Gunter Building, San Antonio.
Henry Etlinger traveled to Cuero for a business visit last Thursday, engaging in meetings and potential deal talks. The visit emphasized local commercial ties and opportunities with Cuero firms.
A compilation of visits and trips by Shiner area residents and guests from nearby towns including Galveston Corpus Christi Fayetteville Flatonia Gonzales Schulenburg Yorktown Yoakum Moulton and Hallettsville. Also notes on county tax rates and a road tax vote defeat.
Paint advertisement urges frequent coats to preserve property and project prosperity with Devoe paint sold by F T Fehrenkamp. Local notes report Jim Preston visiting family, Charles Pustejovsky’s return from Range, H Meyer becoming sole owner of Front Street pool hall, Emil Bartosch taking a clerkship, William Hillmer building a new home and moving in fall.
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