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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1906
Page
3
J Dwyer of Graysville recalls a Livona druggist career and three cured consumption patients by Dr King’s New Discovery. He calls it the most wonderful medicine and notes it cured a man anxious to sell property and move to Arizona. Otto Arnim of Range arrived in Moulton Saturday.
A letter claims Riv ercon Indiana postmaster G W Fouts nearly lost his life and was robbed of comfort. It describes a 20 year chronic liver complaint and jaundice cured by Electric Bitters, which allegedly kept him well for eleven years. The advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a tonic for biliousness neuralgia weakness and all stomach liver kidney and bladder derangements. Ed Arnim visited Shiner Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs Lucia Wilke of Carolina Wisconsin finds lasting relief after a 23 year running sore on her leg is cured by Bucklen s Arnica Salve. Ad promotes Dr King s New Life Pills for constipation with claims of safety and strength, noting San Antonio fair ticket sales and round trips at 2 dollars.
Prof J E Cherry of Old Moulton paid a pleasant call Saturday afternoon. Juset received a shipment of school books and supplies from F A Kusiex. Prof A Markovsky of the Greive school near Praha was in the city Saturday on business. Mrs O Hatamitschek returned to Attine Tuesday after a two week visit with relatives in this city.
Mrs W J Moore and Mrs W L Tooley travel to San Antonio with others visiting Shiner and Cuero. Jaeggli's features new belt lines ladies bags and purses while John Brunkenhoefer offers shaves haircuts and razor scissor tune ups. Claud Hoover joins J Brunkenhoefer as barber and Ep Bosum & Sons seek a sober warehouse man.
Dr. Frank Kent of San Antonio, renowned for diseases of the eye and related areas, will visit Moulton on November 14. Office with Dr. Kotzebue. Examinations free.
Mr and Mrs G B Spear returned Saturday from an extended visit to relatives and old time friends at Devine and other points. Miss Annie Niemeyer returned to her Shiner home after a two month visit with Mr and Mrs Emil Gerdes near Moulton. A large group from Moulton joined a Shiner picnic and dance with good attendance and lively festivities. Hermann Hollmann son of Mr and Mrs H Hollmann near Witting returned Monday after four years in the United States Navy.
The Institute lists 30 pupils who averaged 75 percent and had perfect attendance and deportment for October. Missed days total 108 due to sickness or work, and there were 1 tardy mark for October. Punctuality and regularity are highlighted as key to rapid study progress.
In Shiner Texas October 29, crowds heard political voices at the opera house and park. R Kleberg of Austin spoke against socialism to strong applause. G E Kepple of La Porte spoke briefly after missing his place on the program and Hon. George Burgess delivered a lengthy address to applause.
Henry Buske returns from Taylor visit. Editor and Mrs Waltersdorf among guests at the married folks dance in Hermann Park hall. Cotton receipts reach 6950 bales this season, 6512 last year. farmers still hold some to sell. Grand ball at Hermann Park hall planned for November 8 with the Moulton band. A grand ball at Jacob Nachlinger's hall is announced for next Sunday with Lorenz Rothbaur leading the band.
The Moulton area teachers are called to assemble at the Sam and Will Moore Institute at 10 30 a m Saturday November 10 with an 8 00 p m session. All teachers must attend and participate as announced in the next issue.
Mrs. Huber and her sister, guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Tomasko for the past week, departed for Victoria Friday.
Advertises Hollister's Rocky Mountain tea as a health remedy with a claim of digestive relief and blood purification. Mentions price of 35 cents for tea or tablets and lists A. Kubicex as seller.
R E Mickle the photographer is back in Moulton for a brief period at Dr Kotze’s location and invites old friends and customers to call for first class work at reasonable prices.
Advertisement notes prices for boys shoes between 1.65 and 3.00 dollars and children shoes at 1.00 to 1.25 dollars. Mentions various prices such as 1.75 2.25 2.75 and 3.00 as part of a sale. The text reads unclear with fragmented phrases about footwear and discounts.
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