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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1928
Page
5
Lavaca County inspectors dipped and inspected 89 578 head of cattle in 2 643 herds in February. One new tick herd was found near the Fayette Lavaca line due to owner negligence. 895 herds finished eradication. 251 herds remain under dipping and most will be excused from 14 day schedule soon.
The Eagle notes L A Greer of Hallettsville is running for re election to the Lavaca County sheriff office in the Democratic primaries in July. Greer has served as sheriff for seven years and urges voters to support him on primary day.
A son arrived to Mr and Mrs Frank Koenig of Floresville on Wednesday February 29. The birth adds to the family and marks a welcome addition to the household.
Mrs. Frank Biehunko Sr and Mrs Ed Biehunko with son Junior drove to LaGrange Saturday to visit Miss Bessie Biehunko. Miss Bessie returned to LaGrange on Sunday.
J V Dozier M D appears in residence and office of Dr Guenther as listed in the medical directory. The entry notes professional address and affiliation with Dr Guenther.
An old advertisement promotes Herbine as a cure for bad breath and liver issues. It claims to restore energy and digestion, linking liver health to overall well being. Sold by Kopecky Drug Company at 60 cents.
Dr Mellenthin advertises a two day free consultation in Texas and California with no surgery for chronic appendicitis gall stones ulcers tonsils or adenoids. He touts cures for stomach liver and other ailments and lists several Texas patients as testimonials. Married women must be accompanied by husbands for the visit at 211 Bradbury Building Los Angeles California.
A brief notice urges readers to telephone any news items to the number 99, signaling a prompt tip line for local happenings.
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