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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1924
Page
8
Fred C. Krause thanks friends and customers of Moulton mercantile trade and announces departure to Shiner to join O S Meyer in business. He solicits continued patronage with first class goods and courteous treatment.
Light rates are payable to Treasurer Bro C Fehrenkamp at the Farmers and Merchants State Bank on the 1st of each month and must be paid on or before the 10th to avoid lights being cut off. Moulton Light and Ice Co.
Remedy lines advertise Ballard’s Snow Liniment to penetrate flesh to bone with three sizes priced 3c 6c and 1.20. Borezone cleans wounds burns and purities and heals flesh quickly priced 30c 60c and 1.20. Both sold by A F Kotzebue Drug Co Boehm’s Sons seek well smoked bacon pure lard cane and millet seed in Moulins Texas.
A collage of want ads and classifieds from Moulton Texas listing items for sale such as oil engines, pumps, land, Jersey bulls, coats, seeds and nursery stock. Local names include Culak Moulton Brunkenhoeter Roggenbucke Bludworth Raab Kotze and Boehm's Sons with multiple prices and contact directions.
Bible Study Class meets with Mrs J T Jaeggi Monday at 3 00 pm in Long Prayer Roll Call scripture quotation devotional by Mrs T N Powell Exodus 21 to 40 Lesson Study Leader Jaeggi By unanimous vote Mrs Powell elected president All wishing to join invited to meet with the group
The Eagle's announcement column names Judge F. J. Helweg as a candidate for re election as justice of the peace of precinct No 6 subject to the Democratic primaries in July. He has held the office since February 1921 and asks for support at the coming primary.
Jim Adams and Charlie Hicks of Hallettsville are in custody of Sheriff Greer on burglary charges. They confessed to City Marshal O T East after arrest on suspicion. The targets were the Henry Oblegonner filling station office and the City Meat Market.
W J Bludworth shipped two cars of steers and Wallace Ray shipped a car of fat hogs to Fort Worth this week. Sam Webb received a car of work mules to be sold to farmers.
Weimar resident Erich Brunkenhoefer was in town Tuesday. Miss Bertha Kaase left for Austin to visit relatives. Miss Ida Kaase returned Friday from Hallettsville after a short visit. Mrs. C. M. Kotzebue left for Yoakum to visit the William Franke home. Charles Behlen of Shiner was in the city visiting his brother Henry Kehlen. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Biehunko drove to Hallettsville Sunday to spend the day with family. Mrs. Emil Jaroszewski left for Yoakum Monday to see her mother-in-law, reported very ill.
Amused, Mr Flubdub jokes about prices and a playful remark about being started with a laugh. The light tone centers on a humorous exchange.
Dialogue shows Winnie asking about reforming a husband and Minnie conceding she may have to marry the right man but finds none suitable as is.
A father and son deliver a clipped dialogue about ambition and perspective. The son frames a modern go-getter mindset while the father recalls youth instincts, ending with a witty clash on how they approach opportunities.
A rural exchange features a farmer and a donkey sharing duties over a milk load. The mule complains about the burden while the cow insists on pulling her weight for the family sustenance.
A brief stage exchange centers on Grace and Gladys in a social moment. Grace challenges which girl is disliked while Gladys hushes the matter, promising a double kiss when she arrives.
Customer asks for a suit and requests best terms. Tailor replies with one half payment upfront and the remaining balance before delivery.
Vera Playne scorns a misread note and declares kiesing dreadful while Fayre cautions not to trust every word read, in a cautious social exchange. The dialogue reveals concern over rumor and the tension between belief and skepticism.
Mr. F. C. Kaase and family and Mrs. Hannemann spent last Thursday and Friday in Halletts ville. F. Brunkenhoefer of Wei mar came in Tuesday to visit his sons John and Erich Brunkenhoefer.
A young reporter declares the scene beggared description while the veteran editor quips that the description was ragged. The exchange captures tension between fresh eyes and seasoned judgment in a newsroom.
Nebraska towns along the Lincoln highway maintain 27 municipal camp grounds for automobile tourists. The network supports travelers with roadside facilities and local amenities.
A thoughtful note observes that improving a road that fronts a farm tends to lift the land’s market value, suggesting better access and visibility drive price gains for agricultural parcels.
A 32 page Federal decision by Judge Hugh M. Morris dismisses a suit to undo the sale of seized German chemical patents to the Chemical Foundation. The ruling finds no fraud or conspiracy, upholds the President's broad wartime powers, and praises the Foundation's conduct and public use of the patents.
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