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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1922
Page
8
An old style ad urges shoppers to consider foot and stocking size, presenting Hosiery Head Quarters as the place for Everwear Hosiery. It promises a complete line of hosiery that fits and wears well, urging readers to buy there.
Ballot shows candidates for Judge 75th Judicial District C Quin Lester Holt for County Judge C L Stavinoha J A Sommerlatte for County Superintendent rank Schahpe S DeBord for District Clerk T H Streich Charles Strauss for Sheriff Gor Tau Collector H J Schocnack for County Commissioner Precincts 2 and 6 Frank Culak F Jos Butschek R H Schodde for County Clerk J F Bozka for Public Weigher Precinct 6 F W Hans Anton J Jilek.
German services will be held in Moulton Sunday morning at lu o'clock and English services at 8 o'clock in the evening.
Mies Martha Wanderlich returned from Shiner Tuesday. Paul Goetz of Seguin visited Edmund Hthingger home since Tuesday. John Cinadr left for San Antonio Tuesday on business. Ed Schindler and family from Kuuis visited relatives. Dr J A Barer the chiropractor returned from Seguin. August G Kotzebue attended Mrs Cadwell funeral in Flatonia Tuesday. Mrs Rudolph Valenta hosted friends last Sunday with refreshments. Franz Koenig welcomed a baby girl born Tuesday May 9. Constable Henry F L Mueller seeks re election at upcoming primary. Mrs Henry Jaroszewski celebrated her birthday Friday with relatives and friends. Prof William Eilers and son stayed at Mrs H Bultmeyer home Tuesday. Prof Hilera visited. Simon Klam, long-time shoe repairman, left for Kiarod to visit relatives and handle business. best wishes for safe return.
Local business notices advertise car service and loans at Farmers and Merchants State Bank, real estate for sale in Moulton and Flatonia, millinery stitching, and various medicines. Also promoted are Barbershop services, a Ford truck for sale, and a spring sale deadline at L Rehmer & Sons with bundled looms and household goods.
The graduates express sincere thanks to Miss Gladys Smith for training and decorations, Mrs J T Jaeggli and helpers for songs, Vince Rehmer for hauling, those who lent flowers, Opera House management, Miss Smith Miss Erhard and Mrs Powell for decorations and sermon, Miss Hassell and Miss Rub man for graduation aid, Mrs Jaeggli and the orchestra for music, Rev Haynemanon and the public for patronage. T. N. Powell and Class of 22.
Notice to light patrons says rates are payable to Treasurer Elo C Fehrenkamp at Farmers and Merchants State Bank by the first of each month or lights will be cut off. An ad for Herbine claims instant relief from heartburn and indigestion at 60 cents from Kotzebue Drug Co. Also a notice of real estate for sale in Moulton with Bevan's Auto Sales Co. listing locations of homes and vacant lots.
A dialogue notes a student who shows ample concentration but uses it to avoid assignments. The exchange contrasts how he directs his focus from work to evading tasks, illustrating a humorous misapplication of effort.
A compact verse noting that ideas, like men, face consequences when refusing to work. It warns that shirking duties brings grief now and then, emphasizing responsibility and effort. The line presents a moral stance on industriousness and accountability.
A compact exchange describes two tramps, Dusty Duggins as the luckiest on the road and Ow his sleepwalking companion. One tramp is a somnambulist, walking in his sleep and leaving the other to loaf and rest.
In Crimson Gulch Three-Finger Sam quips no kitty is involved. He describes a full grown temperamental bob cat as the readout of interest and danger in the poker game setting.
Professor and Mrs Powell returned Monday from visits to Smithville and Bastrop, reporting a pleasant trip and noting nothing out of the ordinary.
For every purpose a liniment is used the modern remedy Liquid Borozone will work faster and more completely. Prices 30c 60c and 1.20. Sold by Kotzobue Drug Co.
The Sorrowing Survivors thank friends for help and sympathy during illness death and burial of Mrs. Eliza Janezen daughter daughter-in-law sister and sister-in-law. Grateful for flowers words of comfort from Rev Wolfsdorf and the choir at the grave.
H W Hater advises that due to unavoidable delays the piano tuning travel to Moulton may be postponed to the week beginning May 14.
Final opportunity to save at this event advertised by L. Rehmet & Sons. Promotion highlights money savings and a closing date of May 20, urging customers to act before the weekend ends.
Rev. W. C. Wolfsdorf of Shiner Texas has been reelected president of the Texas Synod of the United Lutheran Church at the annual Cuero election. He has served as president for 13 years.
Dr and Mrs J G Guenther and daughter Marian with Dr A M Kotzebue returned from El Paso where they attended the Texas State Medical Association annual meeting and enjoyed a royal time. Henry A Menefee and son Melvin Edward Studeman Jr and Vladimir Gajer came back Monday from San Marcos where they visited Henry Karl Meyefee a Southwest Texas Normal College student. Meyefee notes Moult on students at the college are doing fine.
Contractors lay gravel on the Old Spanish Trail from Flatonia west to the Gonzales County line with full crews and ample material. The project should finish by fall. East end work in Fayette County is advancing and expected to wrap by winter.
Blue Star Remedy touted for itch eczema tetter cracked hands ring worm old sores and sores on children. Pot stain risk to clothing noted with Kotzebue Drug Co as seller.
Dr. F W Ledbetter of Yoakum will be in Moulton Sunday and Monday May 31 and 22 to perform up to date dental work including crown and bridge procedures. Pyorrhea cured, teeth extracted without pain, cures for sore gums. Office with Dr Ali Guenther.
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