Hilo Meyer Opens Pool Hall in Etlinger Building
Hilo Meyer opened a pool hall in the R. A. Etlinger building on Front street. The new venue offers billiards and social spaces, serving neighborhood patrons and visitors seeking recreation.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1914
Page
6
Hilo Meyer opened a pool hall in the R. A. Etlinger building on Front street. The new venue offers billiards and social spaces, serving neighborhood patrons and visitors seeking recreation.
Busy weekend listings include Smith's appearances every Saturday and Sunday and a mask ball at the Opera House on February 17 with prizes for two best masks. Also advertised are cinematics at the opera house, 4 percent CDs from First State Bank Moulton, a 472 acre Cuero farming sale at 57.50 per acre, Holton band instruments via O F Knapé, Tyler College scholarship, and an Al shoe repairer needed in Moulton along with hotel rates at the Angelus San Antonio.
Dr. P O Puck the dentist visited Flatonia Wednesday afternoon. L G Janszen stopped in Yoakum between trains Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Ray Humphreys Yoakum are visiting here this week. Miss Bertha Balhorn left for Yoakum Tuesday to visit Mrs Emma Hill. Edward Boehm Sons and A F Kotzebue Drug Store have new ads this week. Andrew Schuman Gonzales visited Monday. Mrs Louis Chovanetz of Houston visiting Dr J G Guenther family, left for Cuero Tuesday. Mr and Mrs E Stademan Mr and Mrs Jno Stademan and Mrs L V Andrews visited Shiner Tuesday. Mrs J G Guenther returned Wednesday from Quero. Alma Albrecht returned Wednesday from Yoakum. Parental meeting about tooth-powder bottle with giant guest is recounted.
Notice announces bidding to hire two registered Jersey bulls, Tom and Dilworth, for city use. Terms set at $2.50. From H F L Mueller of Moulton Texas contact phone 25.
Advertisement offering inexpensive farm land in Texas with easy yearly payments. Contact John Mang in Moulton, Texas, or write for details.
Stallion Buck and jack Brigadier to stand at the owner’s place east of Moulton as announced by Joe Etlinger.
Notice forbids dumping trash at the bridge near the slaughter pen by William Brosch road overseer. For sale: Brown pony six years old gentle for children to ride. For sale: Brown Leghorn eggs per setting 50 cents with tip to raise Leghorn chickens. For sale: Rhode Island Red Orpington and Indian Runner duck eggs 50 cents per setting. Listings by Julius Hohensee and Joe Etlinger of Moulton Texas.
A correspondent named Old Briney recounts a frenzied stump speech praising government aid and urging action on devils and local matters, ending with loud cheers. The fragment shows coarse dialect and performative applause.
The Eagle announces W. Lueke as a candidate for re election to justice of the peace in precinct No 6, subject to the Democratic primary. Olga Lueke celebrated her twelfth birthday on Sunday January 25 with friends, games, and refreshments.
Monthly report shows Sam and Will Moore Institute term enrollment 214 with present 1914 and 94 percent attendance. Grade distribution 19 A s 36 B s 28 C s 13 D s and 0 2 percent K s. Miss Preston's School term enrollment 41 present 32 attendance 90 percent. Papacek Bros announce Second Annual Wonder Sale starting February 14 with display ad on page one.
An old advertisement touts Hot Springs Liver Buttons for constipation and indigestion, claiming they tone the liver, cleanse the bowels, and improve appetite and sleep. It notes availability from All Druggists in Moulton and druggists elsewhere, with a sample from Hot Springs Arkansas. Oscar Anders joins Ed Boehm & Sons as a merchant.
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