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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1920
Page
4
The board urges disease prevention through air, sunlight, sleep, hygiene, and exercise. It condemns typhoid fever as a symbol of ignorance and overcrowding and calls for public gyms pools and health centers. It urges Texas women to wear practical, movement friendly dress and views a city as a mirror of its citizens' health.
The Eaggle reports new subscribers since last list including Frank Mikes from Moulton Joe Sturm from Sanger California Miss Sidie Knesek from Schulenburg and F H Dietz from Chicago.
The Fortieth Convention of the American Federation of Labor voted unanimously to invest members funds in Government securities. It endorsed the Savings Division of the Treasury and urged unions to advocate Thrift Stamps War Savings Stamps and Registered Treasury Savings Certificates. Local unions should hold Liberty and Victory Notes to maturity and the government should extend savings programs across Federal Reserve Districts.
Local businesses announce early closures on Thursday November 11 in observance of Armistice Day. Participating firms include banks, merchants, garages, mills, and service providers such as First State Bank, Farmers and Merchants State Bank, Janszen Millinery, Beian Auto Sales, Etlinger Garage, and Puck Clinic among others.
Miss Lillie Etlinger traveled to Cuero Friday to visit her brother Ewald Etlinger. She was joined by her aunt Mrs. Blusworth and Misses Lou and Laura Mae McDonald and Grace Hollan teachers at the Sam and Will Moore Institute. They spent Saturday and Sunday visiting home folks.
Notice declares sealed bids will be received until November 10 1920 for the depository of the school funds of the Moulton Independent School District for the 1920 21 term. Moulton School Board O P Knape president Aug W Janszen secretary attest.
A medical remedy claim offers White's Cream Vermilage to treat worm infection in children. It notes variable appetite and instructs purchase from A. F. Kotze drug company with a 35 cent price.
Notice declares hunting forbidden on multiple farms. Landowners Joe Gast Mrs Jonh Gast and Fehrenkamp Mang announce perimeter postings. The statement enforces legal protection of pasture lands and prohibits any hunting activities on their properties.
An advertisement promotes Herbite as a purifier for the bowels and a booster of energy and spirits priced at 60e and sold by A. F. Kotzebue Drug Co. The piece notes William Schachert returning to Orange Grove Friday after visiting kin and friends.
Rain ends. farmers plan next year’s fields. Joe Willberg attends Louis Willberg’s funeral in Lott. O J Templin and families visit Willie Pietsch. Templin and Willberg sisters visit. Koeaster family visits Papacek home. Winkenaestler guests of Willbergs. Community health is fairly good.
Claims of rapid pain relief for rheumatism neuralgia contracted muscles sprains and lameness. Describes deep action through flesh to bone and removes the cause. Three sizes priced 30¢ 60¢ and 1 20 per bottle sold by F Koteebue Drug Co.
An advertisement extols Triver's Bitter Wine Triver's Liniment and Triver's Antipatrin as health aids. It cites a testimonial from Joseph Koval of Laferty Ohio praising the Bitter Wine and notes the products sold across North America. The piece identifies Joseph Triner Company at 1338 458 Ashland Ave Chicago Illinois and carries a 1919 copyright.
Business visitor Frank Riedel spent time in Rosenberg during the prior week to conduct meetings and explore local opportunities. He met with regional partners and authorities to discuss potential collaborations and investments.
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