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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1905
Page
3
A Concord Kentucky man names Yyucklen's Arnica Salve as the remedy after years of pain from a sore on his upper lip. He reports relief and claims the salve cured him after trying other options and enduring agony. Availability noted in local stores with small price.
An advertisement touts Dr. King’s New Life Pills as a pleasant surprise for stomach and liver pain and discomfort. It claims relief for headache dizziness and constipation and notes 25 cents at all drug stores. The note adds that the three gins in Moulton are ready for the new cotton crop to come in.
Ruth, the daughter of FE N. Dewey of Agneville Virginia, suffered cholera infantum last summer. Her recovery came after using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The father noted rapid improvement within hours and full recovery after a partial bottle. The remedy is sold by all druggists.
Vritz Krause Jr sells his place to Mrs Nachlinger of Shiner. A penny saved is ten earned. expert tips urge frugal living and invest in small costs like seeds and Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to prevent doctor bills. available at all druggists.
Residents and visitors travel to towns including Rockport Ballinger and Halletsville. The Yoakum Summer Normal closes with 113 attendees. Social events feature dances at Hermann Park hall Flatonta Kuehn's Grove and Darilek Nachlinger venues with local bands providing music.
The item advertises an 800 acre farm in a fine river valley for sale. It mentions contact through Star in Cuervo Texas and notes W. J. Cooper traveling to College Station for the Farmers Congress. Other short notices include names like Fritz Niemeyer and Miss Maud Crane with brief travels and a local barber advertisement.
In fine weather farmers save hay and winter feed while molasses mill owner Mr. Culak stays busy. The Baptist meeting at Old Moulton was brief due to illness of the pastor. Mrs. Zannie McKinney Saunders visits from Coleman City with Miss Jessie Thornton and Mr. John Forrester joining local friends. Wolves prompt a plan to hire trained hounds at $3 per scalp. Fayette Cherry and family visit Oak Forest. others travel to Cuero. Walker Duff suffers a mule kick but remains able to work. Cotton opens and picking to begin. health remains good. More anon. Lone Star.
Births list nine newborns with parents and towns including Salletsville Shiner and Moulton. Deaths note Heinie Wachtendorf Milda Priesmeyer I Wagner William Wilson and J A Lander with ages and causes like typhoid dysentery old age malaria cancer.
Ephor Kaci reports the Burger family welcomed a five baby boy last Saturday. Mother and child are doing nicely. The item notes the day's event in El Campo with a brief social smi.e.
Donald Buescher returns from business visits to Stevensville Dublin and other points while Anton Hanslein of Vienna travels with his wife and daughter on a 25000 mile trek through Flatonia on the 20th. A wager of 10000 dollars begins September 12 1900 with six year completion and nearly 18000 miles traveled so far. Wax Eagar reports state lands to be sold on September 1 1905 available for viewing at the office. Lavaca county holds four Texas and New Orleans Railway land parcels totaling 640 acres each in the southeast, valued at 10 per acre, plus a 90 acre and 58 acre survey near Slope valued at 2 per acre.
Henry Edinger buys Meissell place on College Hill. Chamberlain remedies advertised for stomach and bowel relief. Gonzales court business noted. Waelder visitors in town. A baby girl born to Prof Alois Morkovsky and spouse.
Mia Annie Hunter of Pittsburg credits Electric Bitters with curing her after four weeks of illness including typhoid and kidney trouble. She walks straight now and praises the tonic as wonderful. Also a classified line advertises telegraphy training at McKinney Telegraph College in Texas.
The report claims a diamond cure for consumption has been discovered in Paris. It urges readers fearing pneumonia to try a remedy praised by W. T. McGee of Vanleer Tennessee. Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds is advertised as a quick, guaranteed cure with trial bottles offered.
Mrs. C Stoffers died at her Flatonia home after a brief illness. A longtime resident of Flatonia she was 57. She leaves a husband two daughters and five sons. Burial occurred Friday afternoon at Flatonia City cemetery.
A. B. Devall, the county treasurer, writes from Hallettsville Texas on October 26 1901 praising Dr E W Hall Texas Wonder for kidney and rheumatism ailments and recommends it to others. The letter is addressed to Dr E W Hall in St Louis.
A vintage advertisement touts The Texas Wonder by Dr. E W Hall as a universal cure for kidney and bladder troubles in men and women and children. It claims to remove gravel diabetes and rheumatism and offers mail order in the United States for one dollar per bottle, two months of treatment.
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