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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1926
Page
10
Fred J. Boening advertises two nice homes for rent in Moulton Texas with contact Joe Bie hunke and a phone number 916-32.
The Houston Post-Dispatch announces reduced yearly mail prices from 9.00 to 5.95 and daily plus Sunday year plans for 75 cents more than Sundays alone. The daily edition drops to 4.45 yearly, six month cuts to 3.45 for daily plus Sunday and 2.25 for daily only, valid until January 1, 1927.
Classified blurbs list 100 onion plants for 15 cents, 200 for 25, by mail from Mrs. Emil Darilek in Moulton Texas. Also advertising sausage casings at Meyer's Meat Market, a Ford Battery at 12 dollars, Genuine Ford parts, Moulton Motor Co. headlight testing, and Etlinger and Jahn Auto Co offering testing before license renewal.
A notice from H. A. Menefee requests all parties indebted to him settle past due notes or open accounts with Mr Wagnuem at the First State Bank of Meulieao.
A Tubular ad touts Herbine as a home remedy with quick digestion relief priced at 60c sold by Kopecky Drug Co. The Independent Texan Mutual Aid Association of Moulton invites joining their mortuary and personal protection club open to people aged 13 to 60 of good character and health.
Cinadr's Clothing Store announces a Christmas sale on all overcoats sweat ers and hats with sale prices through Christmas. The promotion highlights clothing items at reduced prices for holiday shoppers.
Advertisement claims Adlerika mixture of buckthorn bark glycerine and other ingredients relieves stomach gas in ten minutes by removing waste matter. It supposedly eases bloating and permits comfortable eating and aids chronic constipation with quick easy action promoted by A. F. Kotzebue Drug Co.
A lawyer BE Motis of the Newman Building Yoakum Texas advertises buying land notes at 6 percent interest for ten years with annual payments no delays. The notice emphasizes no red tape.
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