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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1922
Page
5
Health advice urges smiling to save energy and promotes Triner's Bitter Wine as a remedy for digestive woes. The text also advertises Triner's Dental Cream Shaving Cream Liquid Shampoo and Corn Remedy as convenient travel products to improve comfort during vacations.
Have for sale a 134.6 acre farm adjoining the town of Lindenau six miles from Cuero Texas in a prosperous German settlement priced at 127.50 dollars per acre offered by W H Graham Cuero Texas.
A report highlights Texas as leading in cotton output yet ranking thirty-ninth in education. The finding contrasts strong agricultural yields with weaker scholastic performance across districts, prompting calls for policy review and targeted reforms.
Nickel News reports multiple visits and travel among residents including Ben Thompson and Katherine Houston in Muldoon, J. M. Bell in Gonzales, and Ruth Wright’s guest Susie Gentry. It notes weather, a funeral in Thompsonville, and various relocations, business interests, and exams. Edmund B. Kessler, Schulenburg merchant and Fayette County figure, dies at 64.
Buick lists the Model 22 Six with a wide range of delivered prices from 1030 to 2625 dollars. The catalog covers Open, Roadster, Coupe, and Sea Car body styles with capacities from two to seven passengers and emphasizes utility and tailored use for buyers.
R A Etlinger reports that E W Walker of Waelder is claimed as the oldest living Mason in Texas by local officials of the order. Walker joined in Raleigh Mississippi in 1850 and moved to Texas the same year, residing in Gonzales County since then. He was a charter member of Hopkinsville Lodge 188, the county’s only living charter member, and is 94. Born July 2, 1828 in Simpson County Mississippi, he served as Gonzales County justice of the peace for 54 years from 1856 to 1922.
Miss Theodora Jaeggli honored on her birthday with friends at her home on 2rd street on Friday evening. Guests included Alice Kotzebue Kathleen Preston E A Jaeggli Roy Kotzebue Henry Earle Menefee and Leo Guenther. They dined watched a picture show and danced before departing.
The Eagle thanks readers for subscription payments since last report naming F. K. Hinek Moulton Frank Jahn Shiner J. A. Dietschke Moulton Albina Kubene Schulenburg Herman Chemnitz Flatonie Wm Brosch Moulton and August Krause Moulton.
Rates are payable to Treasurer Elo C. Fehrenkamp at the Farmers and Merchants State Bank on the first of each month and must be paid on or before the tenth to avoid lights being cut off.
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