Frank Biebunko S Fresh Brown Mule Tobacco Deal
An advertisement invites customers to Frank Biebunko s store offering Fresh Brown Mule tobacco 20c plug for 15c cash only.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1926
Page
8
An advertisement invites customers to Frank Biebunko s store offering Fresh Brown Mule tobacco 20c plug for 15c cash only.
Notices inform patrons to place orders for Porto Rican sweet potato plants at Boehms and light rates payable to Rio C. Fehrenkam at the Farmers and Merchants State Bank on the first of each month. Also noted is a health tip for worms in children and a County Commissioner’s attendance in Hallettsville.
John Huebel of Columbus, 42, and foreman of the gravel train, was killed Monday afternoon while trying to right a malfunctioning automatic gravel dumping cart. The body was buried in Columbus Catholic Cemetery Tuesday. He leaves a wife, two children, his father, two sisters, two brothers, and a cousin Henry Krueger of the city. Funeral attendees from nearby areas included Henry and Gus Krueger, Tom Muehrstein, and Emil Muehrstein. Ed Roede of Rosenberg joined Anton Katzer's barber shop. Anita Kunz of Fresno visited Ed Boehm. Mrs. William Albrecht of Flatonia visited her parents. Prof. A J Elster campaigned in Moulton for county superintendent. William Hillmer and Otto Schwenke hosted relatives in Schulenburg. Westhoff visits and Dallas return for Anita's operation noted. Funeral of Mrs. Joe Schmidt drew many from Moulton area. attendees listed.
A small notice lists O. W. Miller Theofil J. Bujnoch R. J. Staffa and E. A. Turk as individuals connected to a local matter. The report provides no further context or actions.
Charles F. Mang of Gonaes was in Moulton Monday. R. Preston returned Sunday from a stay in Houston. Henry J. Meyer, past 80, residing about one mile west of Moulton, is seriously ill.
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