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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1919
Page
10
W. Luebber informs friends and customers that the cold drink stand has moved to the K. A. Et linger adjacent to the bakery on Front Street. Open at all hours. he will be pleased to greet patrons.
The Eagle expresses gratitude to readers who have paid their subscriptions since the last report. Names listed include Anton Fayt West Mary Trojacek Flatonia Louis Meyer Port Lavaca J UC Johnson Fla tonia Erich Brunkenhoefer San Antonio Fr A Mang Lockhart W J Ger des Moulton Peter Etlinger Moulton Adolph Anders Moulton Joe Kopecky Moulton Adolph Nachlinger Moulton Joe Bohuslav Moulton Amalia Cook Knippa BF P Guenther per Dr FJ Guenther Ganyon Joe F Gold Moulton Mrs Louisa Peper Moul tons Ford Schindler Maniton Jacob Rothbaur Shiner H J Will berg Moulton Louis Fehrenkamp Moulton C L Wibdel Shiner.
Statement of ownership and management for The Moulton Eagle published weekly at Moulton Texas. Publisher editor and business manager O F Knape. owner O F Knape. no bondholders or other securities. Sworn January 7 1919 before Notary Aug W Jansten Lavaca County Texas.
Dallas December 23 1918 Mr J T Jaeggli Vice Chairman War Savings Committee Monlton Texas receives praise for Lavaca County’s strong performance in the drive. The letter urges collecting all outstanding pledges by December 31 and lists county standings among those with large quotas in the state.
Rudolph Jaeggi Jr left for Cuero Tuesday. Mrs A C Leslie departed for Hallettsville Sunday. Edwin Kebmet returned from Yoakum Monday. Rev and Mrs H A Ueineke came back from Arneckeville. Jim Kubena took a clerkship with O B Kilert. Joseph Sturm Jr joined Frank Krenek saddlery. Rudolph Granewald visited relatives and left for Shiloh Saturday. F W Lueke moved his cold drink stand to the R A Etlinger building. Annie and Mary Gajer of Route 2 called Saturday at the office. Kilert now runs his Racket Store in the William Schmidt building. Peter Machart discharged from Camp Travis Tuesday. Joseph Muras hired as clerk at G A Baur mercantile. John Schroeder returned to Shiner Monday after visiting relatives. Leona Janszen returned from LaGrange Saturday. Mrs Anna Poellenberndt left for Shiner to visit daughter Mrs O C Dittmar. Elsie Gerdes and Ed returned to Shiner Saturday.
Want Ads and Business Locals list financial rates from First State Bank Moulton Texas and multiple sale rental notices including Emil Koester property W W Lockwell cordwood and Kaase Jaroszewski home in Monlton Texas. Barbecue deliveries weekly at Mouton Meat Market with phone line and hide pricing.
Chevrolet roadster in perfect condition offered by Dr K E Craven of Moulton Texas. Listing notes a pristine vehicle with strong value for potential buyers in the area.
One brand new Oakland touring car offered by Oswald Buescher of Moulton Texas. Notice states traveling through the pasture is forbidden and trespassers will be prosecuted. Val Jurek included.
F. L. Filipp promotes beet farm land in Texas with a sales push claiming land prices are at a low, urging immediate viewing and consideration for purchase as the war ends.
Henry Krueger the constable warns that stock at large violates the law. He states the stock law will be strictly enforced henceforth and directs livestock owners to comply with local ordinances.
A 1918 greeting from F W Ledbetter wishes friends good health prosperity and happiness for the new year. The message closes with respectful regards and signature.
J I Underwood of Marion Alabama testifies his wife was deemed incurable by doctors but Adler i ka helped her. He reports continued use until cure and praises the product as a bowel cleansing mixture claimed to remove foul matter and prevent appendicitis. The ad lists ingredients and notes long sale history by Kot zebue Drug Co.
Farmers urged to use K. A. Thom as Stock Remedy to compensate for seasonal loss of fresh forage. The ad claims the product concentrates nutrients from green feed, promising more milk and better quality with the same feed under dealer O B Kilert.
Miss Martha Wunderlich returns to Galveston to resume studies at the Jobo Sealy hospital. Frank and Vladike Stainacher are home on army discharge over Christmas. Mrs J T Jaeggli and children travel to Hallettsville to visit Mr and Mrs William Peterson. Hermann Kempe and family plan to live in Shiner. Frank Wagner Jr discharged from army resumes duties at First State Bank of Moulton. Catholic Cemetery Association buys 53.4 acres adjoining Lutheran cemetery. August and Fred Krause travel to Fort Worth after telegram on Liermann Krause’s death.
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