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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1924
Page
5
An old advertisement urges housewives to defeat worry by using Tunner's Bitter Wine. It claims worry harms digestion and arteries and promises improved mood and health with daily use, encouraging readers to purchase at their local druggist.
Mrs Louise Meiners and her brother Herbert travel with L A Meiners and Miss Ruby to San Marcos for the Southwest Texas Teachers College summer session. There they meet Prof C A Peterson former Moulton superintendent and Prof W H Korges Aransas Pass school chief, both aiding the college program.
The Eagle thanks readers for subscription payments since the last report listing Henry Koester Jr, Moulton Edwin J Knesek, Gus Russek Schulenburg August B. Lockstedt Flatonia William Green Shiner Vladik Hench Yoakum and others. Also notes assorted visits and travels including Annie Schmidt and Mrs Theresia Shiner to Shiner, and Ed Greive joining First State Bank of Moulton. Frank J Wagner and family vacationing in Ingram. Rose Svoboda at Southwest Texas Teachers College San Marcos. others visiting relatives in Houston Hallettsville and Hallettsville Bottling Works delivery in Moulton.
18 acres with 36 cultivationable, 16 acres meadow, 6 room house and good well. Large barn, 2 corn cribs, implement house, new roof, cow stable, garage, good fence, shade trees, 114 miles north of Boursville. Sold by A. F. Kotzebue Drug Co. in Flatonia Texas.
The Eagle reports new readers since last list include Edwin J. Knesek of Moulton Miss Rose Svoboda of San Marcos and Vladik Hrncir of Yoakum indicating expanding circulation and community reach.
Mr and Mrs J W Cooper and daughter Mrs Minnie Tulley and her son Wayne Jack of Luling were in Moulton latter part of last week to attend to business matters and renew old acquaintances.
Novohrad resident Joe Migl told The Eagle a benefit picnic will be held at the Novohrad school house on Sunday June 29. The event invites everyone young and old from near and far to attend.
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