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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1926
Page
8
An unusual local notice lists sausage casings free of tallow offered by Louis Moeler. Also appears a rental listing for a place in Moul on R and Berav, temple, Texas and a razor sod shear grinding service at the Liberty Barber Shop.
An advertisement urges buyers to order Ammo nium Sulphate plant food to restore soil fertility and boost next year's crop. It notes Ford plant food as a product, and mentions Moulton Motor Co offering Genuine Ford Service.
Mrs J G Guenther left for Cuero on Wednesday. Miss Alice Hrneir returned from a week with relatives in Schulenburg. Mr Gus Gummelt and family and Mr Erich Gummelt and family visited in Swiss Alp recently.
A formal resolution expressing condolences is issued by St. Joseph's Society in Woolton Texas to mourn a deceased member. The document notes the society's sorrow and extends sympathies to the family and friends, reflecting church community solidarity.
The Eagle lists readers who paid subscriptions since the last report, naming many from Moulton including Joe Beyer Jr A J Darilek Lueke Anders Kopecky Valenta Fehrenkamp Moeller Katzer Hinck Bohnenkamp Pohler Foyt Campbell Albrecht Faltisek Pundt. Several notes mention travels and visits from local residents to San Antonio Houston Yoakum Sequin and Shiner with family and relative visits.
The article traces health value beyond dollars and cents, citing Hippocrates and centuries of dietary wisdom. It explains evaporated milk as a sterile, shelf stable alternative to fresh milk, clarifies it is not condensed milk, and notes sugar preservation only in the condensed version. Evaporated milk preserves sweetness without additives unlike condensed milk.
Several residents including Mr and Mrs C M Kotze bue spend weeks in San Antonio Miss Minnie Locke returns from Schulenburg visits Misses Helen Marguerite and Ethel Mary Boehm visited Yoakum last week Olive Ray Young returns from San Antonio Mrs Henry Pohler visits daughter in Houston Mollie Hinch returns from Schulenburg and LaGrange Lucas Rehmer comes home for Christmas Dr Sam Jaeggli family visit Flatonia Mrs T T Walker returns to San Saba Ed O Arnim family host Prof W E Smith and family visit Richland Springs Emmie Hinch returns from Schulenburg to be with her parents Jessie Rehmer transferred from San Antonio to Houston The Eagle to follow him for local updates.
A testimonial from Mrs. A. Howard describes fear of eating due to stomach trouble. Adlerika is claimed to remove gas and old waste from the intestines, ending bloating and boosting appetite. The ad promotes relief from obstinate constipation and urges readers to try the product through A. F. Kozubue Drug Company.
A 1925 dairy farming guide explains how dairy cows outperform steers in edible dry matter and longevity. It stresses clean, well designed milk houses, prompt milk removal, and strict stable hygiene to reduce bacterial growth and improve milk flavor.
At the 14th annual convention in Indianapolis the International Association of Dairy and Milk Inspectors heard papers from U S and Canadian authorities on purifying the milk supply. Dr. Roy F. Leslie of Cleveland urged cooperative producer action to yield clean milk, noting Cleveland chain stores offer 2 cent per quart savings and delivery costs. Kansas City adviser J W Quigley described high sanitation standards improving milk quality and producer paybacks. The meeting stressed swift, wide scale inspections across U S and Canada, linking better quality with rising consumption and broader market gains for producers and distributors.
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