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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1903
Page
4
A stream of short notices records people traveling to Klatonia Columbus and Flatonia, local visits by Dr. Guenther and others, shop actions like painting a hardware storefront, and small community events including May celebrations, a barber offering services, and a hospital birth. The bond election drew little interest with 91 votes.
May 10 1903 parade begins at 10 A M along Grand Street with prizes for best decorated vehicles and music by a good band. Citizens are cordially invited to participate and enjoy the festivities.
J. A. Guiledge of Verbena Alabama suffered a severe pile outbreak with 24 tumors and multiple hospital stays. Bucklen's Arnica Salve reportedly halted inflammation and cured him, advertised as a remedy that conquers aches and kills pain for 25 cents at druggists.
The Halletsville Summer Normal runs from June 8 to July 30 1903 with faculty including C A Peterson conductor T F Toland M Z Spahr J P Guenther and local names. Visitors Bertha Koch from Cuero and Mrs Koniakowsky of Ellinger were in town. Fr enzel family from Frelsburg now reside in Lavaca County.
The publication expresses gratitude to readers who provided financial assistance this week, naming Richard Albert Llenry Simank Moulton D A Paulus and Salletsville for their support.
Mr. Wam Hebr of Elgin arrived in the city Friday morning and spent several days with his family. He says crops are very good in the Elgin neighborhood.
Dancers filled the hall from 1 PM to long after midnight with music by the Moulton City band. Visitors arrived from nearby towns for the pleasant social.
The notice asks residents to report departures and visits to help publish all the news. It invites the public to share any news items to ensure complete local coverage.
Election held Saturday May 2 1903 for four Mol ton Independent School District trustees. Only 48 votes cast with J W Crouch 34 Ed Boehm Sr 25 and F T Fehrenkamp 24 re elected. Hermann Thar named as the fourth trustee praised for energy and willingness to lead.
The Sam and Will Moore Institute presented Qut in The Streets with a large audience Monday night. Doors opened at 7 30 pm and the auditorium quickly filled as students performed with applause and musical numbers. Performers included Joo Patterson Arthur McNair Louis Fehrenkamp Willie Burke Warne Krause Ruby Cherry Katie Wiseman Tanny May Cherry and Corinne Hebr.
A large crowd enjoyed a lively evening in Hermann Park hall with the Janszen Bros. string band providing music. The item includes an advertisement touting Dr. King's New Life Pills as a liver stomach and bowels tonic, claimed to rejuvenate users.
Members of the Hermann Park Verein arrange the details for a large coming event. The park is in splendid condition and guests are urged to attend and enjoy a full day of activities.
Dr. T. G. Merritt of No. Mehoopany Pa reports a startling test that led to a wonderful cure after a patient suffered violent hemorrhages from stomach ulceration. He prescribed Electric Bitters, which the patient used with no attack for 14 months. The remedy is guaranteed for dyspepsia indigestion constipation and kidney troubles and costs 50 cents at druggists.
A collection of antiquated quips and jokes from Chicago News and Baltimore American. Snappy exchanges cover marital weight loss gags about a flesh-builder, a carpenter joke about an inescapable fat husband, a horse named Nail, and a witty letter opener punchline involving the clerk and a wife.
Dr E W Hall claims Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder issues including gravel diabetes and rheumatism for men and women and bladder problems in children. One bottle mails for 1 with two months treatment and testimonials available from Hasletsville Texas October 28 1902. Letter from W B Hawkins and wife endorses the remedy.
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