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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1904
Page
3
Friday March 18 1904 edition item in a historical newspaper page segment shows a fragment of a notice or advertisement with unclear wording and missing context about names or actions.
W Sullivan visits from Klatonia. many locals lauded for trades and travels. Shiner, Gonzales, and Yoakum links appear via travel, church, and business notes. Community notes cover farming, shops, schools, and upcoming dances and sermons with regional names and places.
Official notices list cash in advance rates for Congress representatives and district attorneys in a general schedule. County officers and precinct officers timeframes and fees are outlined with set amounts.
Lavaca County District Clerk E T Long authorizes Tue Eacie to announce him as a candidate for re election, subject to the White Man's primary.
Sheriff A B Noble authorizes The Eagle election to Lavaca County sheriff pending the White Man's primary action. The move positions Noble for the county's law patrol after the partisan ballot.
Eugene Turk authorizes Tuk Eagle to announce his candidacy for Tax Assessor of Lavaca County, subject to the White Man's primary.
S. L. Bennett authorizes The Eagle to announce his candidacy for re election as Tax Collector of Lavaca county subject to the White Man's primary action.
Commissioner Emil G ieptner authorizes Ture EaGix to announce his candidacy for re election to Precincts 2 and 6 Lavaca county subject to the White Man s primary action.
The town voices rejoice as machinery arrives at Klatonia Junction and will reach Muldoon Monday. Drilling to begin by Mr. Alleson from Beaumont. Also notice of blacksmith shop vacancy on Main Street offering fair rent to good tenant. A Texas Farmer item notes manure preservation by housing hay and cattle sheds to minimize fertility loss.
The course trains five years of experience and a new operator and chief dispatcher under the McKinney Telegraph College in McKinney Texas. A ree catalogue is provided for reference and instruction.
Dr King s New Life Pills promise constant work by tiny workers to cure indigestion biliousness constipation sick headache and other stomach liver and bowel troubles. Easy pleasant safe sure. Only 25c at all drug stores.
William Linburger left an order Monday morning for posters announcing a children’s Easter Sunday picnic at Hermann Park on April 2. A correction notes Hy Pohler’s $5 donation was unintentionally omitted from Komensky school donor list.
Tur EAGLE lists readers who contributed funds including R. Wiseman, Henry Balhorn, Frank Wagner, J. J. Bohuslav, Dick Lockmann, L. J. Kubicek, Mrs. M. E. Patterson, and Nelson Chessman & Co. of St. Louis, with several from Moulton and one from Witting.
TRAGEDY AVERTED. Just in the nick of time our little boy was saved by Dr. King s New Discovery for Consumption. Pneumonia and a terrible cough had him enfeebled but he recovered fully. The product is guaranteed by druggists and offered at 50 cents with a free trial bottle.
Disturbances of strikers are not grave. overwork, sleep loss, and nervous tension threaten collapse without a remedy. Electric Bitters is praised as a tonic and nervine curing liver and kidney disorders and expelling malaria germs. Wade Jones, 36, died near Ezzell after a weeks long illness from appendicitis and peritonitis, buried at Mossy Grove Cemetery after a Wednesday funeral.
A. B. Devall county treasurer in Hallettsville Texas writes in 1901 praising Dr. E W Hall Texas Wonder for kidney and rheumatism relief. The note from October 26 1901 addresses usage since 1896 and recommends the remedy to others.
A Texas Wonder bottle claims to cure kidney and bladder issues including gravel diabetes and rheumatism for men and women and regulate bladder troubles in children. One bottle costs $1 and is a two months treatment mailed on receipt, from J. E. Hall proprietor, St. Louis Missouri, formerly Texas. Sold by druggists.
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