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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1906
Page
3
Widely trusted cough remedy praised for preventing pneumonia and easing cold symptoms. Letters from customers cite rapid relief for children and adults. Local notes mention Jacob Tomasko and Emil Schultz visiting Schalenburg on business.
Many avoid strong medicines for rheumatism and seek relief by topical remedies. Chamberlain's Pain Balm offers quick relief without internal meds, sold by druggists. Mr and Mrs Joe Wilberg of AG Moulton left Tuesday for Elringer Frelsburg and other points.
Rudolph Papacek of Yoakum arrived in the city Monday. Razors and scissors put in order at John Brunkenhoefer's. William Tomasko of Shiner was a Moulton visitor Monday. For a shave and hair cut go to Juo Brunkenhoefer. Henry Mueller visited Flatoma friends Saturday and Sunday. A late upright piano for sale via Mrs J J Arnim, Moulton. Charles and Henry Strauss of Shiner were Moulton visitors Friday. A car of genuine Northern growth seed potatoes by Boram & Sons. W L Tooley returned home Friday from a visit to the Alamo City. Moving away prompts piano sale by Mrs J J Arnim. Mrs William Kuhn returned Sunday from visiting relatives in Shiner. Fresh cat of Comal Lily and Snow Queen flour, also cat of Grand Saline salt in sacks by Boram & Sons. Franz Koenig and son Frank went to El Campo on business Tuesday. For Sale two fat bags medium size by Ww BogninG, Baursville.
Community happenings and visits across Moulton Shiner Flatonia and surrounding areas. Names mentioned include Geo Baur Dreyer W J Moore Sophie Knapick Annie Bolac Pauline Bolac J E Cherry Anna Janszen and Mary Meier with travel visits to Dreyer Ottine Columbus and Shiner among others.
Public Weigher George von Lienen weighs 6414 bales of cotton to date with 66 bales ginned Saturday at the local gin. A medical note promotes Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as a remedy for stomach ailments. J J Bohuslav, notable farmer of Novobrad, visits printer to renew his subscription to 1907.
Edward Boehm transfers interest in his store to sons Viadike and Eddie. The firm will be Boehm & Sons, with Viadike and Eddie described as exemplary with pleasing manners and straightforwardness that endear them to customers.
The list of donors includes Alb. Smith of Moulton Aug Kuehn Jr Oak Grove Louis Niebuhr Moulton L F Karnstadt Ottine Otto Woeber Moulton H F Mueller Oak Grove Joe Wilberg Moulton Rud Papacek Yoakum Jim Murphy Moulton J J Bobuslav Novobrad J E Quebedeaux Nickel.
John N. Pleasant of Magno lia Ind writes that the pills solve bilious attacks and constipation. The product guarantees satisfaction or money back, and is priced at 25 cents at all drug stores.
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