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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1924
Page
5
Stahl Bros. at Gonzales Texas completed a large modern cold storage plant costing $100,000. It will store poultry and eggs for shipment, enabling carload consignments at lower rates. The facility concentrates regional industry and boosts Gonzales retail business.
The Mid-Winter Poultry Show will be held in Cuero Texas from February 7 to 9. Cuero is described as the world's largest turkey market.
Tax assessor J F Munsch of Hallettsville will be in Moulton for three days Thursday Friday and Saturday January 17 18 and 19 to assess taxes for the year 1924.
Public notice announces the sale of interest from Fred C. Krause to the purchaser in Papacek & Krause. The new owner assumes all firm liabilities and will receive all bills due the firm. Patronage is solicited.
A notary public, Aug W Janszen, offers ready blanks and assistance to prepare Income Tax Returns for 3923, urging readers to ensure reports are completed correctly to avoid future trouble.
A humorous exchange about dancing skills features a woman teasing that Fred lacks as an escort yet asserting he dances at tendance better than any man she knows, reflecting light social banter.
An artist says only creators can interpret the pictures while a woman suggests hanging the artists as well, reflecting sharp wit and provocative theater of the scene.
Humorous quips about eyesight and marriage with lines from London Opinion and London Answers. The snippets compare a husband confusing a nursemaid, a playful insistence on Miss Hunter, and a teasing exchange about jokes between spouses.
A playful exchange compares diamonds to coal revealing a quick punch line about material value. The stenographer opts for diamonds, the bookkeeper notes the carbon link, underscoring wit over specificity.
A humorous exchange between a wife and husband about truth, flirtation, and heaven. The pair banter over appearances and moral strictness, with light jabs about skirts and paying St Peter. A comic scene contrasts blunt questions with playful replies.
A brief note describes taking a dose of Herbye when bilious or constipated or stomachs upset. It claims prompt relief and cites price from A. F. Kotzebue Deg Co.
An advertisement touts Blue Star Remedy for various skin diseases including eczema, itching and ringworm. It promises no clothing staining and a pleasant odor with a money back guarantee.
Mr and Mrs Louis Baur have relocated to Houston where Baur accepts a draftsman position with the Southern Pacific Railway Company. The note appears in a local news item listing personal moves and career changes.
A meeting of the Kubenka Telephone Company will be held at the Kamensky schoolhouse on Sunday January 20 at 2 o clock in the afternoon. All members are urged to attend.
Miss Erna Baur left for Houston to visit relatives and friends. Albert Brom and family departed for Hallettsville to reside in the future. Mr and Mrs RCW Jaegers of Cuero were in the city for several days handling business, visiting relatives, and renewing ties with The Hagley.
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