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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1910
Page
2
The retailer boasts a mammoth stock of new styles and weights, including men women and children shoes, laces, and embroideries sourced from New York and imported from Switzerland. They pledge low prices, quality, and a pleasant profitable visit, promising fresh stock and strong value.
There is growing demand for pillow tops linen art squares fancy aprons dressing sacques and stamped shirtwaists fronts. The department now carries all these articles plus embroidery materials such as Monica Braid Coronation Cord File Silk in shades Pillow Top cords in plain cotton and mercerized varieties.
The shop touts a wide range of fabrics in popular colors and textures for the season. They advertise high quality Silk Novelty fabric retailing at 50c per yard, inviting customers to inspect offerings at their earliest convenience amid expected strong sales.
We highlight white garments for ladies with emphasis on coat suits and linen including all linen fabrics priced from 15 to 60 cents. The sheer goods offer attractive patterns and a fine selection of white dress patterns worth inspecting before choosing.
The firm announces weekly loading days Wednesday through Saturday for direct car loads. They offer 3 cents extra per bushel and promise the highest market price, stating this method is preferred by customers.
The shop advertises a broad millinery range with a strong line of children's, misses and ladies street hats, infants' straw caps, and latest ladies hats from top markets. It invites all residents of Moulton and nearby areas to visit, promising pleasant service and mutual benefit.
For the past year the shop has been building a stock of corsets to serve all customers at home. The spring stock aims to fit small and large ladies, with prices from 1.00 to 3.50. Store force invites customers to view the styles.
The Moulton Eagle is listed as entered in the Postoffice at Moulton Texas as second class matter.
Halsettsville Texas February 20 four rural school districts in the county have applied to the commissioners court to order elections in their districts to decide on a special school tax for maintenance. Elections have been ordered for March. The push for the tax shows rising interest in education. Wm Wendtland of Shiner was in Moulton Tuesday.
Census Supervisor Long reports 128 applicants for enumerators in his district. If Washington approves based on test papers, the district will still fall short by 44 positions, likely to be filled later. Hallettsville, Texas, February 20.
Five dollar reward offered for the recovery of a sorrel mare with three white feet and a white face. No brands or marks. Deliver to Flatonia Texas or provide information leading to recovery for two fifty in reward. Address H. H. Harrison Flatonia Texas.
Frank Hafernik the blacksmith of Henkbaus becomes a new reader of Tug Eacce. William Wenske of Komensky paid Tux Eacce a brief visit Tuesday.
February honor roll lists students by grade including Lizzie Preston Adela Knesek Elsie Jaeggi Ida Rapp Alma Bohnenkamp Hattie Wunder lich Edwin Jaeggli Clifton Araim Richard Rehmet Emma Bohnen kamp Ellen Meyer Willie Westerhoff Earle Arnim Raymond Puste jovsky Selma Helwey Mary Baur Vladike Puste jovsky Sophia Krause Emma Mla denko Anita Bultmeyer Millie Pustejovsky Hulda Rapp Lot tie Smith Annie Arnim Willie Pundt Lydia Koester Anita Lillian Richter Emil Ilelweg Irene Bultmeyer. Enrollment to date 123 and during month 117. Average daily attendance 106. Principal William Eivers.
Judge F W Lueke completes purchase from Ernst Pelzel and will take possession March 1. Tur Ka GLe extends wishes for success. F W Aroim departs Tuesday for his ranch south of Hallettsville. Raleigh Crane becomes new porter for the Sap. Dr W S Sheley, Hallettsville dentist, was here Monday.
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