Flour and feedstuff delivery from F. W. Neskorik
A carload of fresh flour and feedstuff arrived, credited to F. W. Neskorik, marking a shipment of staple goods.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1925
Page
8
A carload of fresh flour and feedstuff arrived, credited to F. W. Neskorik, marking a shipment of staple goods.
An elderly style ad states workers suffer from liver failure symptoms such as languor and discouragement. It urges taking Herbine to purify the system and restore health, noting a 60 cent price and sale at Kopecky Drug Co.
German services held in Moulton Sunday at 10 am. Local residents travel for visits and work, including Adolph Ermis at R B Papacek store. Mr and Mrs Hermann Thar return from Al leyt on. Edwin Jaeggli and Theodora Jaeggli in LaGrange. Sam Jaeggli and son return from Waco. Miladenka family in Houston. Theodora Jaeggli teaches in Jourdanton. Nesista Albrecht Eidelbach Olle in Moulton. Nachlinger family from Sommerset visiting. Oscar Arnim visits homefolks. Millie Mikeska attends Weimar closing. Knight of Pythias convention in Brownwood. fishing trip to Guadalupe river by Schoenig Cinadr Brunkenhoefer Cooper and Albrecht.
The State of Texas orders Lavaca County authorities to publish this citation for four weeks in a local newspaper. Otto Hoepfi, residence unknown, is summoned to appear before the Lavaca County Justice Court in Moulton on June 8, 1925, to answer two petitions detailing debts totalling 6000 and 3850 dollars from 1924.
The writer thanks patrons for support during the session and credits piano numbers for improved term. They plan to teach music over the summer and invite inquiries from those interested in piano lessons.
Expresses deep gratitude to all who assisted in extinguishing Friday evening fire at our home. Praises services and acknowledges appreciation for the aid received.
Mr. Charles Hartenstein and family and Mr. Joe Berger Sr and family of Weimar visited at the J. F. Stavinoha home in the city Sunday.
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