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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1916
Page
8
W. P. Menefee of Flatonia visited Moulton on Monday. Fred Wehrenkamp has returned from a trip to Houston and other points.
Chopping cotton continues at Bunjes School as a daily activity. Social visits fill Sunday with Mr and Mrs Frank Proschko hosting and neighbors including Miss Helen Seidenberger and the Stock sisters. A birthday dance celebrated Mr Frank Kloesel with a large crowd and well wishes for more.
A big rain fell Sunday morning washing fields. Mr and Mrs Robi Marburger and son Oscar returned from Breslau after visiting relatives. Mr Frank Koenig and family were guests of Mr Gus Huff and family. Grandma Heersssen spent last week with son Fred Heerssen. Walter Marburger and sister Hilda returned from Dryer after visiting Mrs Chas Hartmann. Mr and Mrs Frank Koenig and daughter visited G Heurichs. Mr Wm Schodde and family and Mr Herbert Haase and family spent Sunday with Gus Huff. Several attended graduation exercises at the opera house Monday.
Local ads invite readers to try Eagle want ads, promote Neskorik’s liquor, offer 4 percent annual on time certificates at First State Bank Moulton, Texas, and feature barbecue delivery, hide buyer, found bracelet, and car tire found on rural road with contact details for reclaim.
The largest bug living is easy to kill with Dead Quick Spray. Avoid cheap old products and buy the effective spray to protect homes plants and poultry. Available in Moulton from Kopecky Drug Co.
The Eagle lists new ads from Henry Eulinger F Z Fehren kamp R Jaeggli & Bro G A Baur Lucas Rebmet Kotzebue's Drug Store F J Knesek & Son and Erich Brunkenhoefer inviting readers to adopt the habit of buying locally.
Public forum by Collins of the Texas Economic League argues most friction between capital and labor stems from misunderstanding. He urges investors to learn laborers’ conditions, urge employers to improve wages, and calls for sympathy and shared success to foster peace between classes.
Mr and Mrs Anton Svoboda returned from Floresville Tuesday after attending the funeral of Mr Svobodas brother. Misses Francis and Rosy Pavlica visited Vistas Svoboda and Ludmila Svoboda the prior Sunday. Heavy rain fell Sunday morning. Anton Calak and family visited the Svobodas Sunday afternoon. A crowd gathered at the Marburgers Saturday night. Miss Viasta Welf has chicken pox. Cotton-tail, May 23, 1916.
Moulton residents are advised that Adler-ika mixed with buckthorn bark glycerine relieves or prevents appendicitis. A single spoonful is claimed to ease constipation sour stomach or gas and a short Adler-ika treatment is praised as effective.
We express thanks to many friends for kind assistance in our bereavement over the loss of our son Fritz Krueger. Special thanks to Rev. Wolfsdorf. Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Krueger.
A much needed rain fell here. Master Willis Gray of Shiner visited relatives on Tuesday. Mr Hermann Chemnitz and family of Flatonia came to the city Tuesday. Mrs Robert Kaiser left for Sealy Tuesday to spend weeks with relatives. A F Kotzebue O Buescher Emil Bartosch and Henry Mueller were in Hallettsville Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Emil Bucek of Yoakum visited family here. Jno Bucek and Mrs Nachlinger with children returned to Flatonia Wednesday. Frank Biehunke is erecting a handsome new home in the south part of town. Contractor Thar and Mueller have the ones.
Henry F L Mueller Conatable warns residents of Moulton precinct 6 to shorten staking ropes to 20 to 25 feet or staking on public highways will be stopped. Horses under saddle must not be turned loose for grazing and laws on automobile lights will be enforced beginning Monday May 15 with strict enforcement.
Several farms offered near Schulenburg including 1385 acres at 80 dollars per acre and 127 acres at 80 dollars per acre with running water and strong improvements. Additional parcels: 134 acres at 55 dollars per acre and 76 acres at 52.50 dollars per acre, all with different soil types and improvements. Address.
Registered Jersey bulls Tom and Dilworth offered for city work by H F L Mueller of Moulton Texas. Terms set at 2.50 dollars. Phone number listed as 25. Adv.
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