Gums and Refund Promise From Druggist Ad
Druggists pledge refunds if the first bottle of LETO'S gums fails to satisfy. The Kotzebue Drug Company advertises this satisfaction guarantee to customers.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1946
Page
7
Druggists pledge refunds if the first bottle of LETO'S gums fails to satisfy. The Kotzebue Drug Company advertises this satisfaction guarantee to customers.
Mr and Mrs John Antrich visited Mr and Mrs Erwin Kasper in Shiner Sunday. Mr and Mrs Fred Osterloh returned to San Antonio Tuesday after visiting the home of Mrs Mary Rosenauer for several days.
Mr and Mrs Eddie Culak and Mr and Mrs Melvin Culak of Boerner spent the week end here visiting relatives and friends.
Gonzales lawyer Denver Perkins announced his candidacy for district attorney. A Navy veteran, he served in Naval Intelligence and on a tanker gun crew in the Pacific before returning to civilian life last fall. Perkins is a former Gonzales County attorney and UT alumnus with a pedigree in law and public service.
Avon Products listed in Moulton Texas with details on availability and pricing. Local shoppers are advised to contact area distributors for purchase options and product selections.
The mayor of Moulton Texas declares an election on April 2 1946 to elect three aldermen for two years at City Hall. Presiding Judge Geo von Lienen will oversee polls from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Filing closes March 23 1946 with City Secretary Wm Wachtendorf.
An ad prompts readers to consult Lad Bruska for pre scriptions at the Apothecary Shoppe. The notice emphasizes personalized service and a local health focus in a vintage pharmacy setting.
Pvt. Roman Zidek spent his furlough with home folks here last week. He is the son of James Zidek. Sgt. N. W. Uhr, Sgt. E. R. Ulrey and Cpl. Johnnie Estes, of the United States Army recruiting office, Victoria, Texas, were in Moulton Thursday, last week.
M G Schroeder of Seguin and E A Uecker of Victoria for Grand Prize Beer met E A Oehl the distributor here last week Thursday to discuss distribution.
Mr and Mrs Reno Ruppel and baby of New Braunfels and Mr and Mrs T Merck and daughter M liss of Seguin visited Mr and Mrs Clifton Eilert on Sunday in a family gathering.
County Commissioner and Mrs Albert Ermis were in San Antonio last week Thursday to attend unspecified engagements. Elo Zalman accompanied the couple during the visit.
Charles Kuepper of San Antonio representing Lone Star Brewing was hosted by Anton Faltisek, a local distributor, during a visit last week Tuesday.
Sgt George Horecka of the United States Army Recruiting Station Victoria spent several days in Moulton last week seeking new recruits for the armed forces. He met with local residents and enlisted volunteers during the outreach effort.
Mr and Mrs John Williams and their daughter Diana came back to Cuero on Sunday after a short visit with Mr and Mrs John Antrich.
Zion Lutheran Church invites congregation to worship Sundays at 10 in English with 9 Sunday School. German service scheduled on the first Sunday of each month at 11, led by Pastor K. Windecker.
A salon promotes Easter hair services including machine waves, cold waves, and machineless waves. Advertising calls for appointments at 97 Flatonia with Julia and Mary Prihoda.
Mr and Mrs Jim Biehunko and Mr and Mrs Frank Biehunko with their son from San Antonio spent Saturday in Moulton visiting relatives and friends.
Pfc. Albert Rosenauer returns from San Antonio where he spent his furlough visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred Osterloh.
County Agent G C King of Hallettsville called on the office Monday to discuss official matters and briefly confer with staff during his local visit.
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