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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1916
Page
8
Friedrich Lueke of Auteraville has been in the city since Monday to visit relatives. Henry Kroeger spent the past week in Colorado county visiting Aindred.
The Eagle announces W. J. Papacek as a candidate for precinct No. 6 constable, pending Democratic primary July 22. Known to voters from a former ginning business at Boursville, he has resided here for years and pledges diligent office service. he asks voters to consider his candidacy and appreciates any campaign support.
In last week's Eagle issue I announced men s suits washed and pressed for 1.00 after June 1. I now revert to the former price of 70 cents. All work guaranteed by Erich Brunkenhoefer.
E. L. Brice promotes a local nursery sale offering fruit trees yard shrubs and ornamental trees at 25 percent less than competing nurseries. Preserve your orders until the vendor returns.
A public discussion argues that the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution define rights and liberty rooted in God, while modern Americans focus on personal gain. It recalls Washington and Jefferson, warns against neglect of duty, and calls citizens to allegiance and active governance.
Hon. J. W. Griffin celebrates his 85th birthday May 31 in Gonzales with a family dinner at Mrs. F. F. Wood’s home. Attending are J. W. Griffin, Geo. Cooper and families, and Mr. Wood. The day includes reminiscences, surprise visits to Mr. Orts and Mr. A. House, and plans for June picnics and a summer revival. Kathryne notes Miss Alma Mang’s upcoming vacation. June 13, 1916.
Henry S. Paulus of Yoakum announces his candidacy for county judge of Lavaca County, pending Democratic primary. At 28 he has eight years of law practice in the county, spent 26 of his life there, and currently serves as Yoakum city attorney after three years as Hallettsville city attorney.
A local notice promotes Adler-ika as a preventive for appendicitis and stomach troubles. It claims buckthorn bark and glycerine mix cleanes the gut and relieves constipation gas and sour stomach with a single spoonful and a short treatment.
Large crowds fill the Shiver fair daily as events and attractions run at full tilt attracting locals and visitors alike.
A collection of local want ads, sales notices, and finder notices from Moulton Texas. Items include barbecuing service, pawn style offers, lost and found items, sales of property, farm listings, and a photo studio schedule with locations and contact details.
Weather remains dry and hot with a soaking rain hoped for. Local families note visits and gatherings. several guests hosted by Marburger, Huft, Woehler, Freytag, Culak, and others. Oscar Marburger is ill. Fr Koenig builds a new residence. A corrected score shows Nickel 26 Henkhaus 17.
A Ross product named Dead Quick Spray is advertised as a fast acting disinfectant that kills insects and germs on contact. The Kopecky Drug Co in Moulton sells this cleaner for use in homes gardens and on stock.
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