Registration figures show rising motor vehicle totals
The Bureau of Public Roads reports 19,697,832 vehicles registered in the first half of 1926, up 1,927,141 from the same period in 1925, a 10.8 percent rise.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1926
Page
7
The Bureau of Public Roads reports 19,697,832 vehicles registered in the first half of 1926, up 1,927,141 from the same period in 1925, a 10.8 percent rise.
The Eagle reports the Luther League, a large group of city and nearby youths, is preparing an event at the church on Sunday December 5. Ford dealer W A Bergfeld visited Houston to buy a new sedan. Bernice Knape began teaching at Johnson school in Burleson county. Jaeggli relatives traveled to San Antonio. Roosevelt Etlinger of Yoakum visited Moulton on business. Prof W A Eilers from the Sam and Will Moore Institute spent the weekend in Hallettsville with family.
QC. F. Alex, proprietor of the Modern Garage and Machine Shop at Yorktown, was in Moulton one day last week on business.
Miss Maxie Darilek left Saturday morning for Fort Worth, traveling with her father Charles Darilek as far as Flatonia.
William E Darilek a pharmacist at Ken edy was in Moulton Sunday visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Emil Darilek amid a quiet hometown trip with family.
A. B. Sawyers and F. C. Perrenot of Cuero the district manager and auditor for Central Power and Light Company were in Moulton for business last week.
Mr. Frank Culak and his family, longtime residents northeast of Moulton, moved last Thursday to Deming New Mexico after purchasing a fine farm. Friends here wish them health happiness and prosperity in their new home.
Minor flesh wounds rarely hurt but can cause blood poisoning or festering sores in one case out of ten. Disinfect with Borozone liquid and apply Borozone Powder to aid healing. Prices listed for liquid and powder. Sold by Kopecky Drug Co.
The Eagle thanks readers for subscription payments reported since the last list. Names include Gus Aschenbeck Houston Ed Haas Goliad John Meyer Flatonia Rudie Brueggmann Shiner William Woehler Shiner William Schroder Alice F W Kubenka Moulton W F Kubenka Hallettsville Herman Chemnitz Moulton Anita von Lienen Toledo Ohio Viad Steinacher Moulton F W Hans Shiner Mrs E Westerhoff Moulton Prof W F Westcourt Denton J Weseley Moulton HH C Lockstedt Dilworth Fritz Heerssen Shiner Frank Krause Boerne Charles Klobedans Moulton John C Mueller Moulton Ed G Hollub Hallettsville H B Moeller Moulton Aug W Janszen Moulton Dr Oscar A Darilek Moulton Dr J C Guenther Moulton P J Barnee Moulton Richard Boehm Port Lavaca Otto Heerssen Moulton Charles Riske Moulton John Schnuriger Moulton
Watch for worm symptoms in children and act quickly. White's Dream Vermifuge is recommended to drive out worms and restore color to pale cheeks. Sold by Kopecky Drug Co. 35 cents.
A witty remark extols an optimistic character named Smith Blythe. The speaker quips that if he failed in business he’d thank his health, if health failed he’d be glad of business, and if both failed he’d admit one without the other is useless. The exchange highlights a cheerful outlook and mutual regard.
A British MP urges government to provide gas masks for every man woman and child as Armistice Day nears while the public hopes for peaceful celebrations.
Precaution is urged while preparing for winter hardships and maintaining good body condition. The ad promotes Tunner's Bitter Wine to cleanse the bowels and aid kidney and liver function, priced at 1 bottle for $1.25 with sample bottles for 15c. Also promoted are Triner's Cold Tablets at 30c as a remedy for colds and neuralgia, with a note to write to Joseph Tuiner in Chicago if not in stock.
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