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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1910
Page
4
An advertisement touts an Oliver Typewriter priced at 100 dollars available for 17 cents per day with features like Balance Shift and Automatic Tabulator. The campaign claims overwhelming demand from diverse buyers signaling a new era of universal typewriting.
The Oliver Typewriter promises quick earnings with little effort. Beginners can reach an expert level as the machine pays about 17 cents a day, with higher earnings for experienced operators. The ad claims demand exceeds supply and salaries surpass many workers.
An advertising appeal declares the Oliver Typewriter as indispensable in business and now aimed at homes. It touts simplicity and strength for family use and education, inviting readers to request details and a free catalog.
The county court pondered many old cases this morning in Hallettsville Texas. Maxii Landa seeks bankruptcy with liabilities around 30023 and stock valued at 22000. Petition filed in Houston after no statement was left locally.
This morning the county court cleared many old criminal cases. New district attorney C L Scavinen reportedly dismissed twenty five cases that have sat on the docket long, citing witness absence or inability to secure convictions as reasons for dismissal.
B F Johnson of Schulenburg visited the city Saturday. Mrs Hoover returned to Yoakum after a brief visit to her mother. Miss Bell Bathoru returned from Bartlett and Holland. J J Arnim, formerly of this city, now in Sabinal, visited relatives. The Nora Bros. Amusement Co. is in town this week. Mrs Cadwell and baby visited in Shiner. Lucas Rehmer and R A Etlnger visited the county capital. Trade offer for cattle. Guenther & Guenther added to their office. For sale old store building and two lots. Kotzebue of Flatonia in town between trains. Lost at Hermann Park last Saturday. Mrs Jennie Gray of Moulton added to readers. Lassie examination held for teachers certificates. three applicants. Girard Vaudeville show performed well. Mr and Mrs Benno Hoppe of Smithville welcomed a baby girl. Mr Pink Cooper and Miss Katie Wiseman married. Turkey killery started by Henry Krause. about 500 turkeys dressed so far. Subscriptions paid by Jno Hoepfl, F P Guenther, Frank Koenig, Frank Mraz, Mrs Robt Wiseman, J Arnim, Mrs Jennie Gray.
A cold weather blast closed a Sunday night. neighbors visit kin. Mr William Bohman weds Miss Helena Coldewey at the bride’s parents home near Yoakum on November 28. Several families — Stulken, Spies, Kappel, Rabe, Stock, Glomb, Roeder, Huedner, Ruppen, Rippen, and others — share visits and friendly gatherings around Bunje’s and Kokernot area schools. Texas-Cor- Boy. December 6, 1910.
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