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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1924
Page
8
Moulton Light rates are payable to Treasurer Eto Fehrenkamp at Farmers & Merchants State Bank or to the state each month. Payments must be made on or before the date of each month or lights will be cut off. Moulton Light & Ice Co.
For sale with contact phone 910-4 H Thompson Moulton Texas. Also for sale Rhode Island Red CRS 1 for 75 A F Puste jovsk Route 1 Moulton Texas. Squid Borzone claimed as healing remedy for humans or animals wound healing price 30c 60c 120 held by A F Kotzebue Drug Co.
118 acre farm in Texas includes 36 acres cultivated with 25 to 39 additional acres potential cultiva tion. 10 acres meadow with food water grass and shade trees in pasture. 6 room house, good well, large barn, 2 corn cribs, implement house, new 100 ft cow stable, garage, good fences. 144 miles from Boursville. Auction or sale details not specified.
Mixed local notices for Moulton Texas advertise buy sell and trade items. Listings mention cattle dairy stock Jersey bulls and a Jersey cow, oats millet seed and millet related feeds, lost license numbers rewards and contact names, and several sales offerings including fruit nursery stock and brown Leghorn hens. Also mentions pain relief products and a Buckeye incubator.
An assortment of classified items: buy Buckeye incubators to boost chicken business profits from Boehm's Sons. White's Cream Vermifuge advertised for intestinal worm health in children, sold by A F Rozebue Dray Co. Also for sale two building plots 75x150 in J T Jaegeli block. saddlery buggy and automobile items advertised by H J Heye. auto tops offered at reasonable prices.
Fertile black land farms improved and unimproved in Gonzales County three miles from Nixon. Prices from 75 dollars to 100 dollars per acre, with terms to suit purchaser. Notes on real estate also offered. Address Geo J Schleicher attorney at law Cuero Texas.
A note claims a mix including buckthorn bark and the ingredient Adlerike as an appendicitis preventive. One spoonful of the remedy allegedly relieves sour stomach pressure and constipation instantly, attributed to A. F. Ketzebu of Ding Co.
A notice lists Dr F W Ledbetter at D Cuenther's office in Suoda Morday for February 16 and 11 offering up to date dental work.
Egg prices listed by J W Simecek in Fatonia Texas. White Leghorn eggs at 1.59 per setting. Dark brown Stephorn eggs priced at 2.00. Light brown Leghorn eggs offered at 200.
Beginning Saturday February 2 and on the first and third Saturdays monthly the Moulton O11 and Gin Company will grind corn. The notice specifies a recurring service window and identifying the operating entity.
Rhode Island Red eggs offered at 50 cents for a set of 16 by Mrs Earl Darilek. Wanted a load of sorghum hay or other rough feed-stuff. Aug. WV Janszen of Moulton Texas seeking purchase.
With this Saturday the 6th we will quit threshing Seed for this season. Frank Ku benka Mouiton Texes.
R Jaeggli and Bro advertise Oklahoma grown seed corn offered in all varieties for sale.
Duval Payne, a stranger to the area, was placed in the calaboose Monday on a charge of appropriating a pistol from Smith Leazar, manager of the Moulton Light and Ice Company. He claims to be a United States Army deserter.
Miss Mary Peterson visits Moulton. Smith Leazar and F T Fehrenkamp travel to Schulenburg. Mesdames Etlinger and Koester spend week in Kyle. Mrs Edgar Merrem and others visit Yoakum and Cuero. Local operator Viola Pfeil returns from Cuero. Bennett party from Cuero visits F Wilks. Shanderas visit Ed Shanderas family in Yoakum. Merrem and Melvin join Wagner guests in Shiner.
Initial results from an investigation on tractive resistance of roads show valuable information for highway engineers and motor transport users. Conducted by the National Research Council advisory board on highway research with cooperation from the Bureau of Public Roads US Department of Agriculture and the Army Quartermaster Corps.
A Lake County Indiana project builds a 40 foot wide ten inch thick road bed as the ideal Lincoln highway section. Plans include boulevard style beautification and a lighting system. Cost runs about $100000 per mile with Lincoln Highway association funding the excess.
A Chicago man fainted after seeing his wife's new hat spark laughter. The odd scene highlights how some women prefer bold accessories over quiet apparel.
A fragment from a Wisconsin octopus page notes Dr. Coue with a quip about Fred being glum since his arrest for autosuggestion. The gag implies a joke about a man asking a girl to ride with him.
Comic dialogue centers on Lou and Dave as Lou laments his wife’s demand for a fur cloak made from monkey skin, highlighting marital banter and whimsical expense.
A playful caption from Le Journal Amusant shows a child crying and seeking a playmate. Nina’s refusal to join in triggers the loop, illustrating childlike motives and reactions in a lighthearted domestic vignette.
Wor County announces political notices for Commissioner Precincts 2 and 6. The filing and candidacy details reference F. Jos. Butschek as part of local electoral notices.
Local paper seeks reader submissions and tips. Call 99 to share plans visits and events so the paper can publish more news-worthy items. The new telephone line invites readers to contribute promptly and regularly.
Bible Study Class meets with Mrs J T Jaeggli Monday afternoon at 3:00. Includes long prayer roll call scripture quotation devotional led by Mrs von Lienen and lesson study Leviticus 18 27 led by Mrs Smith Leazar.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kula returned to their home in Gorman South Dakota after a pleasant month visiting relatives and friends here. Mrs. Kula is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adolf Fillipp of near Moulton.
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