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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1913
Page
16
Registered Jersey bulls Tom and Dilworth offered for lead with terms set at $2.50. H F L Mueller of Moulton Texas advertises herd and notes Moulton pictures at the airdome on Tuesday Thursday Saturday and Sunday nights.
A. M. Kennedy advertises urging voters to oppose a bond amendment on the July 19 election date. The amendment would grant the legislature power to issue unlimited bonds without a public vote and is opposed by seventy legislators according to the State Tax Payers Association.
Cream and brick cheese offered for sale. For sale cow and calf linked to Rev. G. Rapp of Moulton Texas. For rent a good residence at $10 monthly. F Biehunko of Moulton Texas. First State Bank advertises 4 percent per annum on time certificates of deposit. For rent six room house at $8 per month by Emil Janezen.
The Eagle reports Ir J E Clark has been authorized to announce his candidacy to succeed D A Paulus as State Senator after Paulus resigned. Clark seeks election to represent the district in the upcoming campaign cycle.
Motion pictures shown on Tuesday Thursday Saturday and Sunday nights with admission ten cents. Children under five attend free. Everyone cordially invited to attend.
An advertisement urges readers to visit F. L. Filipp for real estate services including selling or buying properties and also promotes tombstone price quotes. The note blends housing guidance with memorial product pricing in a single client-facing pitch.
Advertisement promotes first class merchandise at 35 to 50 percent savings. It advises borrowing at 12 percent if cash is not ready to pay.
Jim Witovec shipped two cars of cattle to Fort Worth on Wednesday. A poem titled A Bar appeared in this issue and was handed to The Eagle for publication by a reader and inserted at the regular advertising state.
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