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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1916
Page
8
Herbert Teller of Yoakum was in the city this week visiting friends. Frank Bucek and family of Runge were here visiting the Bucek family.
Dry weather will shorten the corn crop as cutting tops becomes the task. Oak Grove residents Rud Haas and Ad Haas with Annie visit Hallettsville relatives. Schindler and family join Emil Anderle clan for a Sunday. Fairgoers from Shiner report a fine time. Seidenberger and Haas families guests of Raas family in Silver Star.
Rain showers boost crops while neighbors in Blue Bonnet report visits and farm work. Miroslav and Emil Svoboda helped with cotton at Andrew Taraba’s, families hosted gatherings, and several residents attended a Dixon school meeting. Other exchanges include visits among Filipp, Stavinoha, Svoboda, Goetz, Hosek and relatives, with June 20, 1916 noted.
Vladike Boehm visits Marlin as Elo Meyer from Charlotte spends days in town. Otto Arnim arrives from Ran ge in a new Oakland. Miss Dorothy Hudson of Luling arrives. Mr. and Mrs. Janssen depart for Knippa. Mrs. J J Mueller returns from Peach Creek. Miss Lillian Ermis visits John Mladenka and family. Mrs. R Preston and daughter Kathleen depart for Houston. Mrs. John Smothers of Elgin visits relatives. Edward Studeman returns from LaGrange. Miss Theresa Goetz visits Gonza les. Miss Edith Mang travels to Lockhart. Lillian Ermis and Emma Mladenka return from Shiner. Mrs. M Eisler and Bertha visit from Austin. Charles Wenske buys a Ford from Henry Etlinger. Mrs. Hugo Janzen and children visit. Oscar Brankenhoefer visits from Flatonia. Dr. F G Daehne attends Lavaca County Medical Society meeting in Yoakum. Ed Studeman family and Oswald Buescher travel to LaGrange. August Krause owns an Oakland car from Etlinger. America First march newly published by The Eagle office for 100 dollars or 12 cents by mail.
New ads appear in this issue featuring R Jaeggli and Bro Kotzebue’s Drug Store Erich Brankenhoefer W H Koester and Co Henry Etlinger Kopecky Drug Co F Fehrenkamp Papacek and Krause. The notice invites readers to look for profitable opportunities and highlights multiple local merchants.
After spending several days with relatives, Mrs. William Hancord returned to Ratersville on Tuesday.
Texas agriculture avoids waste says Col Clarence Ousley in a legislative address urging warehousing and fair marketing. He argues current methods strip farmers of profits with losses per bale and compares waste prevention to fire and flood protections for the state’s cotton economy.
Multiple classified items from The Eagle include FOUND bracelets and auto tops, LOST and REWARD notices, sales of property and farms in Moulton Texas, local business promos for Neskorik's and Bultmeyer studio, and service ads for barbecue and banking. Several items reference The Eagle office for claim and notice redemption.
Notice by H F L Mueller of Moulton Texas offering registered Jersey bulls Tom and Dilworth for hire to any part of the city at terms of 2.50 dollars. Contact phone number 25. Adv
Disappears bugs fast including bedbugs ants fleas chicken mites lice and mosquitoes. Apply on carpets before sweeping to reduce dust and kill moths. Sold in Moulton by Kopecky Drug Co.
Local readers in Moulton report quick relief from constipation sour stomach and gas using Adler-i-ka a laxative with buckthorn bark glycerine and other ingredients. Advertorial tone asserts one spoonful relieves most bowel issues and a few doses prevent appendicitis and aid stomach cramps.
Our Honor Roll lists Peter Machart J A Coopwood Mrs W J Krause J J Mueller and Agnes Thanheiser visiting Hattie Foytik near Bauraville. Mrs John Kunetka and two children and Mrs Otto Barta returned to Weimar after visiting F L Filipp's family. The 3 reel Terror of the Air played at the opera house to a good crowd. A grand ball is planned at Oak Grove schoolhouse Saturday night June 24 with Oak Grove brass band Ludwig Heinrich directing.
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