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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1915
Page
8
A portrait of the mechanical department at the county fair praising inventors as the world’s greatest thinkers. The article extols the value of agricultural progress, the tireless inventors who yield tools like the sickle and cotton gin, and the enduring, priceless impact of their work on civilization and efficiency.
Lost notices and ads for items and rewards from Moulton Texas appear with broken details. A dog missing since December 8 1914 and a sack of potatoes lost between Moulton and Old Moulton are among the notices.
Texas Creamery Company of Houston says it will pay the highest price for cream on delivery at its store. Cream will be tested and paid for at the store. Lugus Rehmet of Moulton, Texas, is cited as connected to the offer.
Public notice announces the new office on the corner of Moors Avenue and West First Street. The office serves day and night with contact at telephone number 68 for inquiries and appointments.
Manuel Balhorn left for Shiner Wednesday. Constable Dick Strauss of Shiner was in the city Wednesday. Robert Jaroszewski left for Hallettsville Wednesday. Lee Bunting left for Hallettville Tuesday on a business mission. Louis Schindler left for San Antonio Monday to visit relatives and friends. E. Gieptoer was in the city Wednesday combining business with pleasure. Miss Rosa and Clara Schindler visited Miss Mary Holik Sunday. Fritz Glause of Kerrville arrived Wednesday to visit relatives and friends. Mrs. Nilert Mueller of Shiner arrived Tuesday to visit her parents. Mrs. Henry Koester and daughter visited in Shiner the first part of the week. Guy Haltom Oswald Buechser and son Leroy and Tom Shandera were in Flatonia Monday evening. Mrs. Elo UC Fehrenkamp and nieces Helen and Marguerite Boehm left for Smithville Wednesday to visit relatives and will return Sunday.
Otto Arnim came back to Range on Tuesday following a short visit with relatives and friends in town.
The Eagle lists subscription payments from F. W. Arnim Corpus Christi S Forster Meyersville W J Papacek Moulton Dr F G Daehne Moulton Oswald Buescher Moulton Emil Buescher Smithville J J Kotzebue Moulton Mrs Em Buescher Smithville visited Monday Mrs J T Jaeggli left for Halettsville Tuesday Mrs Wm Hillmer left for Shiner Tuesday Mrs Henry A Menetee and family visited Fiatonia Wednesday A large crowd attended the motion picture show at the opera house Wednesday night and the pictures were very good.
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