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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1915
Page
4
A San Antonio Light contest offers 16500 in valuable prizes with 10 500 additional prizes to be won by contestants outside San Antonio. Thirty eight prizes total. Open to men women boys and girls. Clip and mail coupon to Contest Editor for 1000 free votes and full information.
Washington D C March 8 The Federal Department of Agriculture issued a statement on how much an acre of farm crops could buy in 1913 versus 1909 The report notes declines in buying power across crops with less lard calico cotton hoes coffee and shoes per acre in 1913 than five years earlier
The Department of Agriculture urges immediate action against the house fly. Eradicate breeding sites to curb a spring to summer outbreak. Clean premises, remove dirt, and control pests to prevent disease spread.
Excerpted from a Philadelphia Ledger piece praising Ferguson's gubernatorial stance in Texas. The future governor warns the Legislature that government cannot create wealth, only individuals can, and cautions against wasteful spending and overreaching on education. He argues for restraint and personal responsibility.
An advertisement urges homeowners to hire prompt paint work, emphasizing two parts of a job the paint and the labor with labor taking three fifths of the cost. It warns paint delays cost more and promotes DEVOE I T Behrenkamp as the seller.
A cold norther blew up Saturday as Mrs. Frank Wick returned to her home in Shiner after weeks visiting her daughter Mrs. Frank Dike. Neighbors and friends gathered at the Freytag home to honor Rudolph on his birthday with light refreshments and merry time. Various locals including Rud Heinrich and Kuehn were in Shiner on business. Ed Joe Schindler and wife visited Jos Heger’s home the previous Sunday along with Annie Tillie and Minnie Steinacher. Frida Ed and Fred Adolph Haas visited Mr. and Mrs. Moulton last Sunday. Henry Wenske, mevusky, Rud He wite and wives visited Kuehn Sunday March 8 1915.
Thank you to all friends and extended family for support during our father Roman Wotipka and mother Barbara Filipp's passing. Your kindness is deeply appreciated and remembered.
A Moulton Texas reader reports Adler ika a simple buckthorn mix cleaned bowels instantly. One spoonful relieves constipation with gas passing within a minute, effective even in appendicitis cases.
Hal padre District Court opens Monday March 15 with civil and criminal dockets. Old civil nonjury 36 old civil jury 6 civil docket motions 1 tax suits 26 appearance civil 24 old criminal 8 and 3 applications for final citizen papers. Hallettsville notes Temple's S Cuno ingham elected state librarian.
Charles Hartmann comes back to Dreyer Monday after a pleasant visit to the Huff family. Emil Buendel, formerly a local resident now in Nordheim, is visiting friends here since last week.
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