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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1912
Page
4
An advertisement claims the Jubi Lee self heating flat iron is superior quality and non explosive. It promises automatic cleaner as a hidden advantage and invites agents, listing Joan Firper of Moulton Texas as contact.
Dr J G Guenther tied up between trains. Mrs Johnnie Eason visits Yoakum. Jaroslav Hlavacek joins Moulton meat market. Hallettsville official C L Stavinoha in city. EGGS B Roche ads. Real estate man L A Meiners promotes farms. Monthly dance at Hermann park ball. Otlie Liebe and Mary Kolar visit. Tyler Commercial College scholarship offered. Will Bernarden and Blacksmith Breier in town. Hull, Mang visit Gonzales for business. New ads from Will A Watkins F J Knesek Koester Bros Lueke Kothbaur. T F Dickson visits. Alex Goeth arrives. House painting and well repair offered. St Nicodemus Laxative Chill Tonic advertised. Democratic primary candidates: E H Horcum, Steve Bennett, R Valenta, E T Lona. Good work horse and jack for sale. Kaiser and Rehmet travel to Bishop. St Nicodemus Balsamia promoted for cough. County commissioners court in session at Hallettsville. John Kubena departs for county seat. Nachlinger and Mladenka families visit Shiner. Chalmers car model 1912 advertised. Koester sells saloon to Lueke and Rothbaur. Moore hotel roof fire accident with no major damage.
The bank states it pays four percent per year on time certificates of deposit. The notice highlights competitive rates offered by First State Bank to savers seeking fixed-term investments.
Frank Ullmann living just west of town completed painting and cowering the new addition to his home. Lavaca County Medics Society met at Yoakum with Dr J E Lay Hallettsville and doctors Shropehire Walker and Sheppard presenting papers. The mangled body of Herman Handrick was found on the Sap track near Lincoln likely run over by a southbound freight train. Yeomen organization formed in town with twenty two members, officers elected and installed by District Manager C H Timaues.
The writer thanks the Bauraville Mutual Fire Association for prompt payment of fire losses after their tenant house burned on February 4. On February 10 the insurance money of 500 dollars was turned over. They state the association’s finances permit quick payout without extra member assessments.
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