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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1924
Page
8
An old advertisement claims Herbine relieves costive bowels by clearing waste and reducing gas. It promises quick, thorough, and pleasant relief. Sold by A. F. Kotzebue Drug Co.
Rapid healing salve touted for torn flesh cuts burns and sores. Available in 30¢ 60¢ and 1.20 sizes. Sold by A. F Kotzebue Drug Co.
118 acres of which 36 are in cultivation and 25 to 30 more could be put in cultivation. 10 acres meadow with good water and grass. Sheep trees in pasture. 6 room house with good well, large barn, 2 corn cribs, implement house, new 100-ton cow stable, garage, good fence. 1 1/2 miles north of Bautev ille. Jor Winzig Flatonie Texas.
Local ads promote oysters for headaches and colds at Palace of 666 and health remedies for malaria and fever. A poultry sale lists Barred Plymouth Rock eggs 75 cents a setting from L A Meiers of Moulton Texas. Bakery offers three one pound loaves for 25 cents at Foeh's Bakery.
Multiple ads offer sale items and services including a wind mill from Ed Boehm's Sons, a Brown Leghorn poultry lot, Ford touring car and truck, Easter attire from Boehm's, farms for sale near Moulton, a 2000 lb bacon and lard ask, two lots for sale via F Lilipp or Aug Dulak, spring apparel at Boehm's, domestic help wanted for housework in Flatonia, a home place for sale, worm prevention product White's Cream Vermitage, Filipp's tonics for poultry hogs and cattle, and distribution through drugstores and agents in Moulton Texas.
ED NOVOSSD, a shoe repairer, informs customers that the shop has moved to the Frank Krenek building on Front Street and invites both old and new patrons to visit the new location. He thanks all for liberal patronage at the old stand.
A local plea from The Eagle office invites readers to share news by phone. Call No. 99 to report visits, travel plans, and happenings so the paper can publish more items and keep the community informed.
Announcements subject to the Democratic Primary in July name candidates for county and judicial offices. Co. Commissioner Prec. 2 and 6 list F. Jos. Butschek. Justice of the Peace Prec. 6 lists F. J. Helweg. Sheriff lists Jim Dufner.
Colds settling in the neck arms or shoulders make movement painful. Ballard's Snow Liniment relieves pain and relaxes muscles. Three sizes priced 3c 60c and 120 per bottle. Sold by A F Koizetue Drug Company.
Rhode Island Red eggs offered at 5 cents per set of 16 by Mrs Eail Durilek. Local ad lists eggs for sale with contact name and price.
Flatonia society notes indicate Mrs. T. T. McCommon hosts this week for Mrs. Fred Tate of Brownsville and Mrs. Marguerite Eisler of Austin. Mrs. W. C. Koch is improving at Santa Rosa Hospital in San Antonio after weeks of illness. Monday night, Mrs. Clare Krause hosted her Sunday School class at Mrs. F. R. Cowdin’s home with games and refreshments.
Bible Study Class meets Monday at 2 00 pm led by Mrs J T Jaeggli with prayer roll call and devotional. Deuteronomy lesson discusses. Mrs Bert Manning leads. Measles cases appear in Moulton this week and local visitors gather. Lavaca County Inter scholastic League meet set for Hallettsville March 28 and 29.
At noon, heavy clouds hang overhead as the weather clerk moves to impose and collect additional mud taxes.
After the picture show at the opera house on Thursday night a Hawaiian orchestra offered a concert. The program included vocal and instrumental selections and dancing.
The Eagle notes submissions must bear a signed byline from contributors. Without a signature the communication cannot be published, as names may be withheld at the author's request.
A concise listing notes 35 55 110 and other models from Jacks. It highlights extra strong light three pumps among makes offered.
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