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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1904
Page
3
The News lists travel notes and society briefings from May 1904 including Geo Baur’s Waco trip Rev Hudecek from Shiner F W Arnim from Waco Fritz Lueke and Wm Krause to Kalletsville Miss Emma Yaeger in Shiner Dr and Mrs Guenther and Mueller in St Louis May Day plans at Hermann Park and a city dance crowd at Darilek Nache linger's hall plus telegraphing school ads and local mailing notes from McKinney Telegraph College.
Fritz Lueke announces as candidate for justice of the peace in Precinct No 6 pending July primary. He argues qualification and vows to serve. community news notes changes as Judge Anderson leaves the post.
Congress representatives and district officers, including the county attorney and precinct officers, are listed with duties and contact points for public inquiries. The notice details roles and jurisdiction across the district.
County Judge C J Gray authorizes Tue Eacie to announce his candidacy for reelection as Lavaca County Judge subject to White Man's primary action.
District Clerk E T Long authorizes the Eagle election to the Lavaca county District Clerk office subject to White Man's primary action.
Sheriff A B Noble approves the election for Lavaca County Sheriff on Tuesday, contingent on the White Man's primary action.
Tax Assessor, Eugene Turk, authorizes The Eagle to announce his candidacy for the Lavaca Tax Assessor office. The move signals his intent to seek election, with his bid framed as a campaign announcement through the local newspaper.
Tax Collector S L Bennett authorizes The Eagle to announce his candidacy for re election as Lavaca County Tax Collector subject to White Man's primary action.
Treasurer A B Devall approves Tur Eade as candidate for Lavaca county treasurer pending White Man's party primary action.
Commissioner Emil Gieptner authorizes The Eadax to announce his candidacy for re-election to the office of Commissioner of Precincts 2 and 6 in Lavaca County subject to White Man's primary action.
A Justice of the Peace designation is authorized by the official action of the precinct official. The date and subject relate to the upcoming primary proceedings and the authority of the Justice to act.
Tar Kote expresses gratitude to readers who provided financial help including Fred Koester of Moulton Jacob Tomasko of Moulton Mrs. Wm Lueke of Moulton A B Devall Allenville Miss Annie Richter of Moulton Dr E W Ifal of St Louis Missouri for support received.
The Yoakum Summer Normal for Lavaca Gonzales DeWitt and adjoining Counties opens June 6 and closes July 28, 1904. Instructors listed include T. L. Toland Conductor A A Peterson Associate Conductor T 8 Cox K A Jones and L G Covey.
D H Turner of Dempseytown Pa reports using Dr King’s New Life Pills for two weeks has him in his teens again. The article touts the pills as vegetable with no griping, ideal for liver stomach and bowels and priced at 25 cents at drug stores.
Local buyer Henry Krause offers cash in exchange for chickens and eggs. Residents can bring their poultry and eggs to his establishment for immediate payment.
An advertisement claims fewer gallons and longer intervals between painting. It asserts the paint is not new though it is the best selling in the United States. The company producing it is 149 years old andDevoe Lead and Zinc offers durability comparable to lead and oil with less product use.
A mass of quirky anecdotes and legal quips fill this column. A geography joke at school and a sharp witness exchange test the courtroom mood. A comic opera writer Kirk Laselle and his son Bill add to the colorful vignettes.
A vintage advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a sure cure for consumption cough and throat troubles. Mrs B VanMetre of Shepherdstown WV recalls relief after a year of bronchitis with one bottle. It claims effectiveness for cough whooping cough grip pneumonia and consumption with trial bottles free and guaranteed by druggists.
Mrs. Peikert of Colorado county arrived here Tuesday to visit her daughter Mrs Henry Kotzebue. The Halletsville fire company passed through here on Wednesday evening's train en route to Waco to attend the Kiremen's celebration.
Dr T G Merritt of Mehoopany Pa reports a startling test that led to a wonderful cure. He treated a patient with violent hemorrhages from stomach ulceration using Electric Bitters, noting immediate improvement and 14 months without another attack. Electric Bitters are guaranteed for dyspepsia indigestion constipation and kidney troubles, 50c at drug stores.
In Halletsville Texas on October 26 1901 A B Devall county treasurer writes to Dr E W Hall of St Louis praising Texas Wonder for kidney and rheumatism and recommends it to others. The friendly missive closes with respectful regards.
A vintage advertisement touts The Texas Wonder by Dr. E W Hall, claiming it cures kidney and bladder troubles across genders and ages, including gravel and diabetes, with two months of treatment per bottle. It offers mail purchase for $1 and lists St Louis Missouri as the manufacturer, with druggists as sellers.
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