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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1919
Page
6
A note thanks patrons for support while running the City Bakery at Moulton and hopes that future customers will extend the same patronage to the successor. Signed R A Etlinger.
Mrs C M Kotzebue left for Flatonia on Tuesday. Emil Helweg in San Antonio since last week. Mrs Otto Templin left for Yoakum Tuesday returning Wednesday. Miss Alma Mang left for Beeville Tuesday to visit her sister. John Mladenka Konstant Rehmer and Owald Buescher in San Antonio early week. Henry Hoyer returned to Houston Tuesday after visiting relatives. Joe Ullmann returned from Camp Travis with an honorable discharge. Dance at Lenkhaus postponed due to weather. J W Nachhinger regained health after Guenther hospital operation. Foarde Thompson and family visiting Mesdames Julie Kotzebue and Arthur Tschoepe, return to Dallas Tuesday. Miss Helen Kaase improving after Guenther hospital operation and home Monday. Tax Assessor Rudolph Valenta of Hallettsville came Wednesday to assess state and county taxes for the current year. He will remain the balance of the week.
Rudolph Huff of Moulton Texas receives a letter from Pvt Otto Marburger stationed at Base Hospital 131 A P O 780 in Mars France dated December 17 1918. Marburger details illness a bad cold since November 7 and a leg pain that left him bedridden for three weeks. He expects mail soon and hopes to return to his company or home.
Want Ads and Business Locals offer items for sale including six tons of peanut hay with nuts at Ed Studeman or John Brunken Hoefer in Moulton Texas. Lost between Moulton and Gonzales on January 21 a Diamond tire rim and tube. BARBECUE and meat delivery every Saturday. Highest price for hides at Wouton Meat Market Willie Scaroeder proprietor.
One brand new Oakland touring car listed by Oswald Buescher. Reasonably priced and ready for delivery.
Notice announces leading registered Jersey bulls to any part of the city with terms listed as 3.50 dollars. Contact Mueller in Moulton Texas by phone for details about the ad placed by the seller.
Schwartz Bros Schulenbarg advertises 150 head of extra good horses and mules arriving for sale. Buyers urged to come inspect and obtain prices.
Real estate promoter announces a sale of farm land in Texas while urging buyers to act now. The pitch highlights cheap land and offers to arrange viewings with IF. L, Filipp, Boewevh, Texas.
F. W. Luekk announces move of his cold drink stand to the R. A. Ete linger adjoining the bakery on Front street and invites friends and customers to visit. He signs off respectfully.
Joseph Kubenka declares he will not cook molasses this year after 23 years in the business and producing 60 000 gallons. He thanks patrons for their support and signs off.
Why cows give less milk in winter is nature's grass shortage. B. A. Thomas Stock Remedy supplies the green feed's nutrients in concentrated form, promising more and better milk from the same feed. O. B. Eilert, dealer.
A Lake View Iowa reader Henry Welp endorses Adler-i-ka for sour stomach gas and loss of appetite. The ad claims one dose relieves symptoms instantly empties the bowel and can prevent appendicitis. It describes the product as a mixture of buckthorn cascara glycerine and nine other drugs from Kotzebue Drug Co.
A call for readers to submit non political news items weekly to enrich the local paper with community happenings and friendly notes from neighbors.
Oscar Lee Bunting and Henry A. Breitschopf, with the American Expeditionary Forces in France, were among those who landed in New York recently. Tom Thornton of Fort Worth, Mrs. G. W. Wier of Dallas and Miss Frierson of Lexington came Wednesday to attend the funeral of Master Milton Bell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bell, at Moulton Public Cemetery.
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