For Sale and Lost Notices From Moulton Area
A page of classified items includes for sale offers on items like two International single row binders, an 75 lb ice box, a boys bicycle, a Cypress cistern tower and windmill, an Attac fan, a mule and horse with puppies, Oliver cash registers, and farm equipment. Lost notices report a white faced 600 lb bull and a ladies Waltham wrist watch. Also listed are farm services, a 1948 Ford tractor, a Model A Ford, and various small household goods. A drug advertisement promotes T-4-L athlete’s foot treatment at Kotzebue Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Komensky
White Top Road
Charles Fulkerson
Moulton
Texas
Gums itchy and unsightly claims by drug ad
Druggists offer money back if first bottle of Lets fails to satisfy. Kotzebue Drug Co. advertises gum soothing remedy with bold claim of consumer refund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kotzebue Drug CO
Local families visit relatives across towns this weekend
Mrs T P Schoenberg and children of Yoakum spent the week end with her parents Mr and Mrs F C Smith. Miss Edna Gummelt of Houston spent the past week end with her parents Mr and Mrs Gus Gummelt of near Moulton. Jimmie Gummelt visits grandparents near Moulton. Mrs Mae Frizzell RN of Waco visited Mr and Mrs F J Wagner. Mrs Glen Wilson and son Frank P of Austin are spending the week with the Wagners. Mr and Mrs Louis Pietsch and children Ja Nell and Kerwyn were in Houston and Galveston Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. Schoenberg
Yoakum
F. C. Smith
Edna Gummelt
Houston
Mrs
Gus Gummelt
Moulton
Jimmie Gummelt
Mae Frizzell, R. N
Waco
F. J. Wagner
Glen Wilson
Frank P
Austin
Louis Pietsch
Ja Nell
Kerwyn
Galveston
Wenske and Pelech Visit Home Folks in Three Rivers
Leo Wenske and Elo Pelech of Three Rivers spent the weekend with home folks here recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Wenske
Elo Pelech
Three Rivers
Socialist taxes threaten American freedom and growth
Economists warn high taxes inch the nation toward socialism as Truman calls for more taxes and steel expansion. Taxes dampen incentives, curb investment, and could cripple future production, with $42 billion being redistributed from earners to government, risking overall prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Mr. Truman
Congress
America
Also Mentioned on This Page
Catholic Life Insurance
Ad. A. Haas
Sec’y
Moulton, Texas
The
Eagle Job Shop
Delaval Milkers
Ed’s Appliance Company
Malvin Merrem
Moulon
Eagle
Met Point Electric
Fisbeck Auto Supply
Hallettsville
Moulton Eagle
Moul
Melnar
Cinada
Boursville
Lavaca River
Novohrad
J. F. Bozka
Tex
Moulton Hardware Co
Ed. Lehnert
Lee Schoenfeld
Flatonia
Eagle Office
Hot Point Food Freezers
Dewitt Path
Hopkins, Yoakum
Royal Typewriter Sales & Service
Bauer and Kalina
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Wyatt Hatchery
John Pavlas
Jersey
Ino. Reindl
Jimmie Holub
Route 1
Cypress
Victor Coebrenkamp
W. E. Miller
Joe W. Rippel
Route 3
Shiner
Oliver Cash Registers
Petrek’s Office Supply
M. V. Gillar
Charlottenburg
F. T. Barta
Coleus
Ivy
Moulton Florist
Christian Mothers Society
Bruno Wenske
W. H. Haase
Ford
Johnnie Maresh
Allan Seifert
F. P. Raab
W. H. Etlinger
Texaco Products
U. S
Jalufka
J. T. Jaeggli & Son
Frank Malina
Henkhaus
Moulton Lions Club
Pundt
Ord
Roy Kotzebue
Piat
RE. A. Oerhl Grand Prize
Pearl
D.D.T. W. H. Etlinger
United States
George S. Benson
Harding College
Searcy
Arkansas
Derrich Produce
Dr. Benson
Land of the Free
Uncle Williams
Welch's
Imperial
Victor Fisbeck
Gulf Service Station
Gulf Station
Gulf
Quaker State
Sinclair and
Texaco
Goodrich
Dierschke
Allen’s Cafe
Schoenfeld
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