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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1916
Page
10
Mr. W. Fr. Gerdes and family visited Shiner relatives Sunday. Ernst Jialhorn of Yoakum was here Monday visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ba horn.
F. J. Kubenka and son Otto along with John and Frank Darilek and Jobo Mladecka traveled to Houston the prior week. At Sundays gathering of Mozart lodge No 59 order of Sons of Hermann John Schoenweitz and Joe Zemlischka were admitted as members.
The Texas Cotton Conference advocates banks and growers co operating to finance and market cotton through warehouses under a permanent law. Aware of surpluses in Britain and Europe and high insurance and transport costs, supporters urge education to use warehouse receipts as secure collateral.
The Old Moulton column notes farmers finishing cotton chopping and good corn and cotton after recent rain. Rev Petty of Flatonia passes through town. Mrs F Gleiserschlaeger returns from Moulton hospital able to do housework. A large crowd surprised Henry Cook for his birthday with coffee and cake. May 31 1916.
Various local notices include found items such as a bracelet and car parts. Lost items include a cam eo pin finder appeal. Also listed are a 4 percent per annum time certificate offer from FIRST STATE BANK Moulton Texas and local business ads for barbecue and liquor offers.
The Eagle presents new advertisements for Ed Boehm's Sons Henry J Koester R Jaeggli and Bro Henry Etlinger Kotzebues Drug Store Papacek Krause O B Filert Simon Klam Shiner Air Association and more inviting profitable engagement with readers.
A Schulenburg column records Mr and Mrs J T Jaeggli Mrs Rad Jaeggli and relatives traveling to Shiner Hallettsville Gonzales Fayetteville and Cuero Willie Batey Julia Chiastak Bessie Stewart and Simon Klam with new shoe repair shop. Sixty three children received Holy Communion at the Catholic church.
A boastful claim highlights Ross' Dead Quick Spray as the sole dependable bug killer for bedbugs ants fleas mites and plant pests sold in Moulton by Kopecky Drug Co. The ad warns readers not to be deceived and promotes the genuine product.
A notice states a candidate denounces circulating rumor of an alleged pledge to the current incumbent. The writer says they never spoke with the incumbent about the race and demands the party responsible face them in court if the campaign method continues. They threaten legal protection.
The article notes men are slightly more prone to appendicitis than women and offers a home remedy called Adler-i-ka mixed with buckthorn bark glycerine and other ingredients. It claims one spoonful relieves constipation sour stomach or gas and touts instant, easy action.
Mr Will Spear and family of Devine arrived Wednesday on a visit to homefolks. Joe Haffernick was arrested near town Saturday night by Constable H F L Mueller and Deputy Sheriff Werner Cordes on a charge of stealing flour and baggy harness from a barn. He was taken to Yoakam Sunday and jailed in Hallettsville.
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