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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1918
Page
6
A rule banning butter prints under a pound is moved to take effect January 1 1919 to prevent waste of paper cartons and labor. After the year begins no quarter or half pound prints may be made or sold though retailers may cut a pound unit and sell portions. The change aims to save paper cartons and labor.
The Food Administration bans sale of sugar by all dealers except Louisiana seconds and thirds to manufacturers of non essentials who show State ment A certificates. Affected industries include syrups candies cereals chewing gum cocoa extracts syrups soda water soft drinks pickles wines and invert sugars. Administrator Peden says the measure is temporary but essential to protect households and preservers.
Allis Camp No 142 W O W resolves mourning over the death of Sovereign Edgar I Merrem a loving husband father and brave soldier. The camp spreads these resolutions in the minute book and sends a copy to the Moulton Eagle and the surviving family. Moulton Texas October 29 1918.
Mr and Mrs F Goetz and daughter Mrs Arthur Techoepe returned to Gonzales on Wednesday. Moulton influenza patients are improving and will be about again in a few days with several already back at work. Mr Jaroslav Hlavacek and family left Tuesday for Ord Nebraska to establish a new home as friends extend best wishes.
Allis Camp No 142 widow of W O W expresses humble submission to the will of the community in mourning Sovereign Julius J Kotzebue. The camp notes he was an exemplary member husband and father and esteemed citizen. Committee and H M Paul sign.
Dick Etlinger visited Yoakum Wednesday and Henry Etlinger was a business visitor at Shiner Monday. Miss Lou McDonald visited Cuero last week. Miss Jennie Silvey returned Sunday from San Antonio. Prof and Mrs Roeder returned Saturday from Meyersville. Rev Burt Manning of Old Moulton visited West Point Sunday. A K Bell and sister Mrs Ike York and Rev Mr Green returned to Cuero Monday. Editor Richard Waltersdorf of Hallettsville was in Moulton on a business mission. Miss Clara Nichols of Bastrop was guest of Mrs Laura Valenta Friday. Misses Elsie and Mary Hafernick visited their sister in Shiner Saturday. Ewald Etlinger of Cuero was in the city visiting his parents.
Classified items include high yield time certificates offered by First State Bank Moniton Texas. Barbecue deliveries every Saturday. Hides bought by Mouton Meat Market proprietor Willie Scaroeder. For sale three work horses, 20 loads of feed, 150 bushes of corn, wagon and implements by Emil Jarorzewski Moulton. Found chain and locket claim at The Eagle Office. For sale or trade of a northern town farm with modern improvements, 2 12 acres in cultivation by J W Nachlinger Moulton Texas. Wanted grocery clerk position Bohemian speakers preferred by Melcher Co Vor Laveca Texas.
Tam Balborn in Moulton Texas lists the highest prices for old iron brass sacks and caps in a local notice.
Advertisement claims Adler-i-ka cures bowel inflammation and bloating in a child after doctors failed. Presents one dose as instantly relieving stomach gas and constipation and preventing appendicitis. Credits Kotwebue Drug Co and describes Adler-tha as a buckthorn cascara glycerine mix with nine other simple drugs.
Being without help in the prescription department the writer cannot collect on the first. Those wishing to settle are asked to call at the drugstore W.O.W. and water dies should be paid promptly. Respectfully A. F Kotzebue.
We express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and death of Julius J. Kotzebue and for floral tributes. Special thanks to doctors F J Guenther E K Craven Shropshire Captain A M Kotzebue Mia BF J Guenther Julia Matocha Annie Heinrich for services. Grateful thanks to Rev M Heinrichs Hallettsville Male Quartet and local choir at the grave. Father Mother Brothers and Sisters Juncture
John Bucek visited Hallettsville on Wednesday while Dr E E Craven traveled to Yoakum for ear specialist advice Daniel Balhoro of San Antonio visited relatives Tuesday F T Fehrenkamp and William Kortwig made a Friday trip to the county seat The Eagle notes no confirmation instruction at Lutheran church next Saturday and no services next Sunday Mrs P O Puck learned of sister Mrs O Taube death in Oakland California on Friday October 25 The Eagle offers sympathy
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