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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1923
Page
8
For sale a good Bb cornet at The Eagle Office. Vermifuge and Herbine tonics offered by Kotzebue Drug Co to bolster children. Auto painting by Macha's Auto Paint Shop in Shiner Texas with contact options provided. Latest visiting card styles available at The Eagle Office.
Dr J A F Kroschel announces office closure from June 18 to July 16 with plans to resume appointments after the break.
Land for sale on the Crane estate totaling 213 acres located two and a half miles east of Moulton. Property will be divided and sold on easy terms. Interested buyers should contact A J Darilek in Moniton Texas.
Local business brief invites patrons to visit the Palace of Sweets for promotions. Hires at Eagle Wart-Ade are mentioned as part of a sales pitch. A trial is suggested to convince customers.
Fresh prunes pears peaches and raisins R Jaeggli Bro FOR SALE 15 gallon steel barrels Anders Garage Moulton Texas FOR RENT A zoohouse at Moulton Texas R F Bevan Brepham Texas Get your automobile tires at Anders Garage sale closes July 15 Have your auto painted at home We are doing first class work Macha s Auto Paint Shop Shiner Texas WANTED Empty Tass sacks no holes Ed Boehm s Sons FOR SALE My place of 50 acres well improved adjoining town Willie Schroeder Moulton Texas New crop oats Maize and Wheat at Boehm s Sons Dr A Lampe veterinary surgeon LaGrange will be in Moulton July 16 for one day only Bring your sick stock and have them treated Don t forget that our tire sale closes July 15 Get yours before that date Anders Garage Swelling caused by insect bites can be reduced by using Ballard s Snow Liniment It counteracts the poison and relieves the irritation Three sizes 30c 60c and 1.20 Sold by Kotzebue Drug Co 7 8 and 10 oz Duck at remarkable low prices Everybody who has tried Flipp s Six In One Poultry Stock and Hog Tonics became a booster for sale in all drug stores and stores
Advert reads that the Ford Roadster Contest is strong and tickets are with every dollar purchase at Anders Garage. Another ad notes Monitor Gas Irons arriving from Ed L Etlinger. Teething babies suffer summer heat. McGee's Baby Elixir claimed to ease stomach issues, priced 35¢ and 60¢ at Kotzebue Drug Co.
Rud Bevan of Brenham was here Wednesday. R L Vivial of San Antonio was here this week. Tommie Baugh of Yoakum was in Moulton Wednesday.
A brisk exchange hints at plans for spring projects and household priorities with humor about a wife handling duties or avoiding discomfort. The light dialogue underscores domestic expectations and readiness for changes at home.
A Pathfinder quip-laden line pairs Mary with a witty clash about her parents. The bad boy taunts about a justice of the peace wedding while Mary retorts that military noise implies a wartime secretary of war influence.
A brief chat between Myrtle and Maude describes Myrtle being provoked during a whist game with Mrs. Singleton as the two exchange about the troup and Myrtle’s reaction.
A manager questions why a customer walked out without a sale. The salesman explains they lacked the customer's desired item. The manager clarifies the tactic: sell what is in stock, not what the customer wants.
A brief city note records a witty exchange on smoking between Howell and Powell. Powell argues the habit offers a chance for balance during Christmas as a man returns the cigars once given by a woman.
A frustrated author recalls attempting to persuade an editor of his writing prowess but failing. A friend counters that the editor should have been praised for his editorial skill.
A chain of brief notices lists Joseph Muras in Houlton, E Studeman in Lubbock, Henry Breitschopf and Albert Pelzel in Houston, G H Raymonds family in San Antonio, August Ellinghausen and son Helmuth returning from New Los Angeles, Rev J D McWhorter and others in Moulton, Jacob Cinadr and family in New Braunfels on July Fourth, Eugene Anders and colleagues from Brownsville, several Darilek families visiting Port Lavaca Magnolia Beach, and a group from Shiner Oak Grove Orange Grove Alice reporting good crops. Charles Welf near Culak School narrowly escaped a lightning strike to his telephone, losing the line but sustaining no injuries.
Fiataonia Route 4 notes social events at home of Miss Clatra Moeller and sister Tillie Moeller of Cuero with play parties and birthdays. Visitors Winnie Davis from San Antonio and relatives from Cuero are mentioned. A ponod party at Jim Hull’s and a Mig home birthday gathering are described. Ed Moeller and Lydie from Shilor visit, and a sick child recovers. A regional barbecue and dance at Flatonia drew a sizable crowd.
An August 1 and 2 Farmer Labor rally at Flatovia expects 20 000 to 25 000 attendees far exceeding early estimates. Speakers include Governor J C Walton Oklahoma W W Fitzwater George H Slater Wm A Black and Hon M Parciral. Food lines will serve bacbe rae chicken and water melons to noon each day.
Mr and Mrs Ed Studeman visited in Flato last Friday. F C Munke and son were in Hallettsville Thursday. A Juengermann returned Monday from Rosenberg. Miss Adele Grametbauer of Runge visited relatives last week. Ewald Etlinger of Cuero visited his parents. Miss Rosie Svoboda of Nickels has been elected to teach at Boursville for the year. her brother Prof Miro slav Svoboda will teach at Dickson next year.
Moulton Light and Ice Co notifies customers that light rates are payable to Treasurer E. C. Fehbrenkamp at the Farmers & Merchants State Bank on the 1st of each month and must be paid by the 10th to avoid disconnection.
47 acre farm offered with hog proof fencing two story eight room house two silos two wells wet water and good cotton and feedstuff. Includes creep team and implements or option to exclude. Also mentions 666 cures malaria chills fever dengue bilious fever claimed to destroy germs.
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