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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1912
Page
5
A long column lists residents and visitors traveling between Shiner, Yoakum, Cuero, Dallas and Houston with names such as O B Eilert, George von Lienen, Emil Korges and G H Mueller. It also notes sales ads for a jack and Jersey bull, local business visits, barbecued mutton days, and coupons from Kopecky Drug Co and First State Bank.
A brief trade line promoting hot drinks highlights hot chocolate as the specialty from Koreckxy Drue Co. The ad emphasizes warmth and a ready appeal to customers seeking hot beverages.
A brief notice announces hot drinks with emphasis on hot chocolate as a specialty from the Korrckxy Drue Company. The wording highlights chocolate beverages as a featured item.
For sale a fine 116 acre farm four miles southeast of Moulton with about 60 acres cultivated and good improvements. Adjoins Kaiser's place. Contact D A Pavius or Marcus Schwartz, owners, Hallettsville, Texas.
231 acres offered for sale with about 175 acres in cultivation and 2 well maintained improvements newly repaired and repainted. Contact J. B. Kewarp in Gonzales or KuneTka Land Co. in Shiner, Texas.
An advertisement extols the value of Devoe paint amid many inferior options. It asserts good paint is scarce, costs vary by quality, and promotes Devoe as a superior choice sold by Febrenkamp.
Mr Frank Nachlinger and his family, longtime residents, departed last Thursday for Rosenberg to reside in the future. Their friends extend wishes for happiness in the new home.
Carloads of fruit slip from Whitesboro totaling sixty carloads. The apple crop is described as the best in several years with fifty barrels of cider already made from this season's harvest. The pear crop also reports the best yields in years, with the local orchard that won a gold medal at the St. Louis World's Fair producing pears even more plentiful than in 1904.
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