The Eagle Adverts Prove Their Power for Local Wins
The Eagle highlights that small local notices help readers recover lost items and facilitate farm sales. It urges readers to watch ads weekly as they reveal where to buy goods at better prices and where local businesses offer valuable deals.
Chicago Opens Largest Grand Freight Station in World
Chicago unveils a five story freight terminal occupying a full city block at a cost of four million dollars. The structure dominates the landscape with its scale and modern design reflecting the city’s rapid growth and industrial prominence.
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Chicago
Government Costs in 1920 Fiscal Year
The figure cited states that running the United States government in the 1920 fiscal year cost about $8 billion, roughly $72 per person for every man woman and child in the country.
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United States
Automobile spending in 1920 tops half a billion dollars
In 1920 Americans spent about 500 million dollars on automobiles excluding upkeep and operating costs, a hefty sum reflecting ongoing prosperity despite broader economic concerns.
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United States
Incorporation Proposition Put To Moulton Voters
The text argues that building a town requires each resident to bear roughly 118 shares of the cost and that incorporation is the first step toward a better city. It calls for placing the incorporation proposition 9 to a vote of the Moulton people.
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Moulton
Vacation Helpers Backed by Bitter Wine Remedies
Advertising notice touts Triner's Bitter Wine to prevent stomach troubles during travel and outdoor activities. It also promotes Triner's ointment Antipatrin gargle dental cream and other products for hygienic use, urging readers to ask for genuine Triner's items.
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Triver
Triner
Jaroszewski Brothers Buy Interest in Local Store
William Jaroszewski and family arrived from Woodboro and purchased a quarter interest in the Jaresh Burton store. He will assume charge after stock is counted. He is brother to fellow townsman Robert Jaroszewski and is welcomed by Hallettsville residents.
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Wm. Jaroszewski
Woodsboro
Jaroszewski
Jaresh-Burton
Robert Jaroszewski
Hallettsville
Rob My-Tism Pain Killer advertised product
An advertisement touts Rob My-Tism as a pain killer for relief of pain and sourness. It claims effectiveness against rheumatism neuralgia sprains and similar ailments with a promotional assurance.
The Bulldogs Drumond serial opens in this issue
The Ka le presents the initial chapters of a new serial Bull Dog Drumond by Asril McNeile. It is a good story and readers are urged to read the opening chapters.
Ballard’s Snow Liniment Ad Promotes Bite Relief
An advertisement touts Ballard's Snow Liniment to ease swelling from insect bites. It claims to counteract poison and irritation with three bottle sizes, 30c 60c and 1.20 dollars, sold by Kotzebue Drug Co.
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Ballard
Kotzebue Drug Co
Teething Babies Find Relief With Mc Gee's Elixir
Hot weather worsens teething for babies causing heat discomfort and stomach upset. Mc Gee's Baby Elixir claims to ease stomach and bowel issues. Sold by Kotzebue Drug Co. for 35 cents and 60 cents.
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McGee
Kotzebue Drug Co
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Molmgrags
Henry Krause
Moulton Meat Market
Willie Schroeder
the City Bakery
WM. Tedd
C. F. Knape
Mouton Exaas
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American Press Association
Eagle
Severa
Regulator
Citeek
Arado
Texas
Detroit
Estlinger Moulton, Texas
Fist Mate Bank of Moulton
Capital Stock
We. Green
Frank J. Wagoner
ER. Stupemman
Gro. v. Liznen
Ase’t Cashier
F. J. Wagner, Jr
Philip Welhausen
Buescher
WM. Green
E. Studeman
Conservative Banking
Sapestyw
Owens
J. J. Knesek & Son
Hermann Park
Moulion, Texas
Billimek Orchestra
Opera House
F. J. Helweg
Justice of the Peace
Dr. A.M
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Janssen
Notary Public Fire
the Kopecky Drug Co
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