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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1906
Page
3
A Chicago alderman says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy helped him win his council seat after a throat issue during a campaign. He reports rapid relief and credits the medicine for enabling him to continue speaking and win. Also notes local sick list and endorsements from users of Pain Balm and liniments.
Kendall of Phillipsburg Kansas promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the quickest cure for burns boils sores scalds wounds piles eczema salt rheum chapped hands sore eyes and sore feet. Priced at 25 cents at all druggists with guarantee.
Local store in Hatletsville Texas advertises a homemade cough remedy claiming it outperforms market options. Price 50 cents and offered by F A Kabicek at St Nicodemus Drug Store.
Otto Arnim visited county capital on a slow day. Razore and scissors were set at Brankenhoefer's shop. Jacob Kure visited Shiner. Vladike Boehm stopped in Halletsville. Spring dress goods shown by Edward Boehm. Mrs Henninger of Shiner visited. Javon Kure invited for blacksmith work in Moulton. W Bagby of Malletsville in the city. Edward Boehm promotes fine spring goods. Max Prause of Yoakum added to The Eague's album. Dr. Robinson urges patrons to visit A Kotzebue's for eye ear nose throat care. dates set March 22 to 28.
Mike Koch of Gonzales was a Moulton visitor Tuesday. Jacob Nachlinger was in Tallersville on court business. Mrs. Spickermann left for Shiner to visit her daughter. W P Menefee of Flatonia visited in the city. The union of residents, farmers planting cotton, and local officials marked a busy week with several short trips and community events.
A fragmented notice lists district officers and county officers with fees of $5.00 and $2.50 for precincts, indicating a schedule of charges or salaries. The exact offices and dates are unclear from the readable text.
Five carloads of fat beeves were sent from Shiner to Fort Worth last night. Four cars carried cattle for Charles Muecke and one car for Charles Welhausen. Erwin Loessin, 12, son of Sheriff and Mrs. August Loessin of LaGrange, died Thursday night of typhoid pneumonia.
Pittsfield Vermont pen sion attorney W S Brown endorses Dr King's New Life Pills as a top health aid next to a pension. The Dallas Houston Post item reports John Marek's murder conviction in Gonzales County, not receiving the death penalty.
Advertisement claims the tablets cure impaired appetite by stimulating the stomach and digestion. It promises a strong appetite like a wolf and gentle laxative action, sold by all druggists with a note about bilious attacks and quick relief.
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