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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1920
Page
8
Classified notices list items for sale rent and services in Moulton Texas including piano for sale mule sale barbecued meat delivery and florist and drug store ads. Mentions Alfons Jilek J W Nachtinger Rud Bevan Paul Wenske and Marcus Uniti among buyers sellers and landlords with items like hats dolls and a kodak loss rewards and a digestive remedy sold by Kotzebue Drug Co.
The Koester's Meat Market announces price reductions as it cuts delivery to reduce operating costs. It states it slaughters only choicest animals and guarantees top quality meat at lower prices to help offset high living costs. Contact J B Mikulik for details about Frank Mikulik place listings.
Postings warn Richard Arvim and others that hunting is forbidden on Otto Templin’s pasture, with the property clearly posted as required by law and access prohibited.
Members of the Modern Woodmen of America with past due dues are urged to settle immediately. The notice names KK C Fehrenkamp and Conso as recipients or representatives.
With every 50c Rexall purchase you receive a ticket toward a $50 ivory toilet set. Attend the drawing at 2 30 p m Friday December 24 at the Kotzebue Drug Co store. Display shows the ivory set and Rexall products. Ballard's Snow Liniment is sold in three sizes 30c 60c and 1 20 per bottle.
92 acres a mile and a half west of Vlatonia on the Platonia Walder highway with 35 acres cultivated 35 in hog pasture and out buildings. The property includes a four room house hog house windmill five wells a tank and lands ranging from sandy to black with some bottom land. Bargain at 8000 dollars terms. Henry Hurr Flatonia Texas.
Henry Wisbeck of Baursville is named the new carrier on Rural Route One, taking over duties at the local post. He begins his rounds serving the surrounding area from the Baursville station.
The law governing fireworks use will be strictly enforced during the holidays. B. H. Cordes, Night Watchman.
The next regular meeting of Allis Camp No 142 Woodmen of America will be at the opera house Tuesday December 21 at 7 30 p m Election of officers will be held and other important business will come before the meeting G J Bohnenkamp Clerk
For Rent or Sale. Farm in Wileon county near Floresville occupying 90 acres in cultivation with good pasture and new improvements. Rich, F, Rebmet, Moulten, Texas.
Automobile owners are reminded December 31 is the final day to apply for the next year’s vehicle registration. The First State Bank offers to provide and fill out the necessary forms for customers.
Wanted notice seeks farm or good land for sale at the asking price. Contact L. C. Jones at Box 551 Olney for details and negotiations.
An ad fragment promotes the Monitor Sad Iron as a useful Christmas gift. The listing shows a price of 85.00 and mentions Ethoger Moutton as the seller in a case of partial product notation.
A Christmas program will be held at Culak school, several miles west of town, on Thursday evening December 23. The event starts at 7 32 and features songs recitations and dialogues conducted by Miss Christine Mozisek. Trustees teachers and pupils invite everyone to attend.
Flatonia basketball squads won both Thursday games on home courts while the Mansion teams impressed but were outmatched by Flatonia. Return fixtures are planned at Flatonia in the near future.
Mr and Mrs Fred Menke left for San Antonio Muesday. Mrs W E Graves visited in Shiner between trains Monday. Mr and Mrs Rudolph Schod de were in Ruoge and San Antonio last week. Emil Pesek of Yoakum was in the city Monday mingling with friends. Zeeda Ware and Laura Mae McDonald spent the week in San Antonio. Henry Preson and Joe Kaiver of LaGrange were in the city Saturday afternoon. Lydia Koester of Shiner spent weekend with home folks. County Commissioner Joseph F Butechek left for Hallettsville Monday on business. Mrs Henry Balborn returned from Cameron. Mr and Mrs Edwin Jaeggs and Miss Cecile Rebmet motored to Brenham Sunday, returning the same day. Mr and Mrs Alfred Rebmet left for Taylor last week to reside. Rebmet bought an interest in a cafe there. Their friends wish happiness and prosperity in the new home.
Beginning Friday December 17 the Red Cross will collect old serviceable clothes and toys in good condition to aid poor children. Requests target women and children but men’s clothing is welcome. A committee will distribute items in proper Red Cross form at the third floor of the court house. Look for the Red Cross sign.
Willian of Houston representing Draughon's Business College was in the city Friday. He reports all Moulton students at the institution are doing well. Lutheran Sunday school pupils plan a December 25 program at the church directed by Mrs. J J Jaeggli. Mrs Emil Darilek celebrated her birthday with relatives Monday evening.
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