San Antonio visitors and a health update from Moulton
Melvin Leazar and Vladimir Darilek of San Antonio visited homefolks in Moulton Sunday. Frank Krenek, who has been on the sick list for some time, has gone to temple for the benefit of his health.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1927
Page
5
Melvin Leazar and Vladimir Darilek of San Antonio visited homefolks in Moulton Sunday. Frank Krenek, who has been on the sick list for some time, has gone to temple for the benefit of his health.
In Deming New Mexico the writer says hello to Moulton relatives and friends noting two inches of snow on December 24 and snow on the mountains. They report eggs at 60 cents a dozen butter 55 cents a pound turkeys 45 cents a pound and friers 50 cents a pound. Cattle are expensive and the message provides a Deming P O Box 86 address for replies. Mrs Leona Merrem and son Melvin and Mrs Charles Lucke visited Schulenburg. Mrs John Mladenka was in Yoakum visiting. Adolph Nachlinger family and Mrs Barbara Nachlinger returned from Taylor.
Ad reads Borozone liquid and powder as a premier wound treatment. It claims the liquid sterilizes wounds and the powder acts as a healer, with prices listed. The item mentions Elo Zalman recovering from foot surgery and tonsil removal at LaGrange hospital.
It drives out worms with a proven fifty year record. Signs include paleness listless behavior and disturbed sleep. A flow dose is said to restore health. Price 35 cents. Sold by Kopecky Drug Co.
John Mladenko and Charles Kresta arrived back last Thursday after visiting LaSalle County to oversee farmers farm interests and assess local agricultural matters.
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