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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1915
Page
5
Local classifieds list wants and needs in Moulton Texas. Items include help wanted, sale offerings, a bank certificate rate, cordwood for sale, hides bought, lost watch charm, and photo studio services. Includes names O F Knape John Kasper and W O Feh enkamp.
A. F. Kotzebue reports customers pleased with fast action of buckthorn bark glycerine and Adlerika mix. The remedy drains foul matter from bowels and relieves constipation in one spoonful. Used successfully in appendicitis. Aklerika reportedly never gripes and acts instantly.
A good rain blessed Bunjes School area over the weekend aiding crops. Visitors include Hugh Roether and sister Ella with Frank and Willie Roeder and sisters. Willie Draeger and sisters with Alma Sander visiting the Blame sisters. Alois Kasper and wife with Mrs Hy Roether. Emma Roeder and Ervin visited Selma Miller. Roeder family visited Emil Neuiszen and family. O W Miller and family visited relatives at Yoakum. Violet, July 4, 1915.
The Texas Creamery Company of Houston offers the highest price for cream delivered to their store. Cream will be tested and paid for at the point of sale, announced by Lucas Rhemett of Moulton, Texas.
Notice offers two registered Jersey bulls, Tom and Dilworth, to move within the city. Terms set at $2.50 with contact H F L Mueller of Moulton Texas, phone number 25. Advertisement level notice.
The Eagle announces new ads in this issue featuring G. and A. Baur dry goods Knesek and Son charcoal coal R Jaeggli and Brothers flour and peaches Kopecky Drug Co Kodaks Heyes buggies saddles and harness Henry Etlinger Ford cars.
A notice inviting patrons to visit a local business promises warm treatment and appreciation for community support. The message emphasizes friendly service and value in return for patronage.
Mr and Mrs HK R Faltisek left for Shiner Monday. Miss Bettie Doehring visits Flatonia this week. Dan Sluffer of Charlotte was in town since our last issue. John Bucek and family returned from kin dred in Runge. Wm Mang returned to Charlotte Tuesday after visiting relatives here. Mrs Oscar Thompson returned Tuesday from Yoakum. Edmund Etlinger of Gonzales visited his parents. Raymond Pustejovsky returned to Houston after visiting homefolks. Miss Mary Peterson and Irma von Rosenberg visited J T Jaeggli family and returned to Hallettsville. The First State Bank of Moulton financial statement appears elsewhere.
Smithville Texas July 4 The Jones Loomas Oil Company struck oil in paying quantities at a depth of 920 feet yesterday with casing in place and baling set to begin tomorrow.
Ad Janszen of Cibilo visited the city early in the week. J.R. Matula reports his gin holds license No 1 under the new law. The Herman Park Verein hosts its monthly dance at half past Saturday night July 17 with music by the Moulton Concert Band.
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