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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1924
Page
5
The Eagle announces W. H. Neumann of Moravia as a Democratic candidate for county commissioner for Precincts 6 and 2, subject to the July primary. Neumann pledges full-time effort to building up good roads in his precincts and asks for voter support on Primary Day.
Moulton presents a June schedule for its fast baseball team featuring Hallettsville at Moulton on June 1, Moulton at Ellinger on June 8, LaGrange at Moulton on June 15, Moulton at Hallettsville on June 22 and 23, and Ellinger at Moulton on June 29.
Farm for sale listing 118 acres 36 acres in cultivation 25 to 30 more acres could be cultivated 10 acres meadow good water and grass shade trees pasture 6 room house good well water large barn 2 corn cribs implement house new 100 ft cow stable garage good fence Located north of Boursville Flatonia Texas seller Joe Winzig strong property features and potential described for buyers.
An advertisement asserts that when breath is bad and appetite weak a dose or two of Herbine will restore well being. The product is described as a great system purger and is offered at 60 cents by A. F. Kotzebue Drug Co.
The Eagle thanks readers for subscription payments since the last report listing names including William H. Schodde and F K Meyer of Moulton Charles Koester Miss Millie Mikeska Lucy Wenske Miss Lillie Wulf Otho Carey August Krause Jr Dallas Dr Holmes Falfurrias L J Mraz Jr Shiner Alois Richter and Mrs Louise Ammermann of Moulton
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hoyer of Cuero visited relatives in Moulton on Sunday. Attorney W. E. Parr and W. F. Stulken of Hallettsville were in Moulton on business Friday. Mr. Charles Knesek and family of Schulenburg visited relatives Sunday. Henry and Willie Pieper of Houston came last Saturday to visit their mother, Mrs. Louise Pieper.
Ewald Etlinger of Cuero visited his parents in Moulton this Sunday. Ed Shandera and family from Yoakum came to see relatives at the start of the week. F C Munke and son Erich of Schulenburg were in town last Saturday for business. Lydia and Etta Koester returned from Kyle after a year teaching there. Herman Paul was elected Lutheran church trustee replacing Louis Baur who moved to Houston. Oscar Brunkenhoefer of West Columbia visited his parents for several days last week. W H Neumann Moravia, candidate for county commissioner precincts 2 and 6, was in Moulton Saturday talking with voters.
Prof. Baxter Brown, super intendent of the Weimar public schools for the past three years, was in Moulton Friday getting acquainted with the school board.
Superintendent T. H. Leslie and Principal Charles Chovanetz visited Moulton last week. Leslie sought to renew old friendships while Chovanetz aimed to make new acquaintances.
A famous American physician warns that overeating harms health and life, urging moderation except on holidays. He promotes Tuiner's Bitter Wine as a remedy to cleanse the intestines and aid digestion, with claims of toning the nervous system and boosting energy. Written by Joseph Triner Company in Chicago.
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