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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1928
Page
8
Mixed classified items advertise hot rye bread health claims from T A Florus Bakers. A Little trombom for sale at The Hags Office. White Face Black Spanish eyes for hatching by Best Sayers Rudie Mueller. A store and warehouse for rent or sale with furniture and a nearby house offered by F L Filipp.
Special white enamel ware priced at 79 cents each. Durable and easy to clean from Ed Boehm's Sons.
Just received a shipment of extra parts for different makes of mowing machines. If your mower needs new parts, call us, Mueiles Bros.
An advertisement touts Borezone as a liquid red powder treatment that purifies wounds of germs and speeds flesh healing. It claims rapid mend of bad cuts and lists prices 30c for 6cc and 1.20 for larger doses, with powder 30c and 6c, sold by Kopecky Ding Company.
A vintage drug advertisement promotes Seligzemo for all skin diseases including eczema ringworm and poison oak with a money back guarantee priced at 59 cents from A Kotze tu Drug Co.
R Preston traveled to Houston for a visit last week end. Herbert Munke from Schulenburg visited Moulton on Tuesday. Emil Tomasko of Houston visited homefolks Sunday. Mrs E L Rehmt of San Antonio visited at Joan Cin ada home last week end. Miss Estella Janszen attended the girl scout convention in San Antonio last week. John Krum of Yoakum joined A F Kotzebue Drug Company.
Zions Lutheran Church announces Sunday February 12 with 9 30 A M Sunday School and Bible Class led by J T Jaegpli and Rev Ki Meier. 10 30 A M English service with Rev E Meier of Arnecke ville as preacher. Next Sunday piano dedication at 7 30 P M with musical program by Sunday School and Luther League.
The Cluiss School game on Saturday and a second game at the Sam Johnson home near Old Moulton on Sunday drew well attended crowds. Grandma Cluiss is visiting relatives near Walder. Otto Wehmeyer of Flatonia visited Sunday afternoon. A Pal.
The Sick reports Mrs. Richard Boehm, once very ill last week, is now getting along nicely. Jacob Tomasko, previously ill, is improving significantly at this writing.
Mr and Mrs P J Barnee return to Moulton after moving to Hallettaville. Miss Mary Tomasko visits her parents in the city from San Antonio. Miss Annie Dostilik of Flatonia accepts a job with Ed Boehm’s Sons mercantile firm. Mrs Charles Flessner heals after a Temple hospital operation and goes home.
The Ford sedan line introduces a deluxe model with a long low exterior profile and distinctive roll belt detailing. The interior features deep cushioned lounge style seating, embossed door panels, nickel trim, rear robe rail, and ample shoulder room with recessed lining for added space.
Notice states a Jersey bull will stand with terms set at 1.00 by owner William Kortwig.
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