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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1916
Page
4
Publication data shows a weekly Friday issue dated March 17 1916 with subscription price of 1.50 per year in advance and post office entry as a second class matter in Mother Texas.
City officials plan to purchase the electric light plant from Frank Pagel and ordered an election to issue 12000 dollars in bonds to cover the cost. J A Menke grocery on South Lott street filed voluntary bankruptcy with E L Adams named as receiver. Liabilities around 5000 dollars, assets about 800.
The Herald notes state funding for the Bairdstown school rising to 750 dollars and local elections approving a brick schoolhouse bond of 7,000 dollars and an automatic 59 cent tax per 100 valuation. Ed Mikulik marries Annie Zurovec at Cis tern Church. Prof W H Korges joins Beeville Summer Normal staff.
A prominent New Orleans druggist, owner of a major Rexall store, endorses Rexall Orderlies as the ideal laxative for men women and children. He cites personal experience customer feedback and pleasant gentle action. The store claims exclusive selling rights for the product.
Mr and Mrs John Pany visited with Frank Meiserschlager and family Sunday. Rud Mouse of Komensky spent Sunday with homefolks here. Leap year dance at Witting Saturday night reported a nice time. Otto Keil and children visited Theodore Jahn and family. A house dance at Wm Mouse marked Helma Mouses birthday. Joe Kasper and son Herbert visited Alois Holocher and family Monday. Hilda and Leona Prause visited Tampires. E A Matula and wife of Shiner called Tuesday night. March 10 1916 Ludwig Janssen was a business visitor at Shiner between trains Monday.
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