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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1912
Page
8
146 acres with 120 in cultivation and solid improvements listed. Newly painted and ample water reported. Apply to J. B. Kewharp Goorsles or Jock Ku nNeTKa in Shiver Texas.
An advertisement touts NICODEMUS BALSAMIA for healing dry skin and preventing illness with prices at 25 and 50. It promotes NICODEMUS LAXA TONIA for LA GRIPPE claiming cure and lists sale through NICODEMUS DRUG CO in Suiner Texas and other drug stores.
Notice from Brunkenhoefer & Franke Filipp & Raab to customers explains higher costs have forced a haircut price increase to 35 cents starting January 1 1913. The note thanks patrons for past support and wishes a merry Christmas and prosperous 1913 year.
Earnest Kierschnek retires from Galveston after days inspecting Uncle Sam sea fighters. Os car Graham and company present The Stumbling Block a wholesome uplifting drama praised for clean moral themes. The show visits Opera House Moulton Texas on December 15 1912.
J A Leazar visits the city. The Social Club will meet with Mrs Edward Soehm on Wednesday January 1 1913. William Green of Shiner president of First State Bank of Moulton discusses business. Teachers certificates exam at Hallettsville. Letters to Santa list gifts from local children. Various residents travel, move homes, and host birthdays with community notices.
Oscar Graham and company present The Stumbling Block at the Opera House in Moulton Texas on Sunday December 15 1912. The advertisement teases the devilish metaphor of mental stumbling blocks and promises a strong clean entertaining performance. Also note F W Jaeggli of Caere visiting and a candle guessing contest at A F Kotzebue's Oreg store with a ten dollar gold prize.
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