The Moulton Eagle Publisher and Proprietor
A historical note identifies CO. F. BMnapee as publisher and proprietor of the Moulton Eagle in an 1903 issue, dated Friday November 6.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1903
Page
3
A historical note identifies CO. F. BMnapee as publisher and proprietor of the Moulton Eagle in an 1903 issue, dated Friday November 6.
Local items report residents traveling, visits, medical notes, auctions, and business activity. People include Mr Jno Mueller, Dr J Y Hicks, Miss Edna Miller, Rev King, L V Burch, Henry Habich, Joe Biederman, Dr Tansey, and others. A rainfall, barber services, and shipments of horse radish are noted along with community events and recent marriages and deaths.
Attention farmers, closeout of farm implements at Moulton by January first. South Bend Iron Beam Plows seven and eight, Moline Iron Beam Plows seven and eight, riding cultivators, double shovels, and George stocks priced well below cost. One Moline Disc Plow remains, priced at thirty five dollars. Red Star Shoes clothing and staple dry goods offered for closeout by December first.
F. Biehunko reports his trade has doubled after advertising in Tue Ebach. Acknowledgment of financial assistance from Emil Kasper, Maur in, Julius Hill, Ottine, Juo Kube na, W. Hooley, Louis Janszen, Ernst Zimmermann, Moulton, Wm Kilert, Witting, Joe Biedermann, Burlington, L. Rothbaur, Moulton.
A roundup of community happenings includes visits by Chas Darilek Lucas Belmet Gus Jaroszewski and Rev Hudecek to surrounding towns. Teachers attend the Latonia Institute with Misses Baron Lilda and Paula. W Jaroszewski travels to Charlottenburg Shiner. Cotton receipts total 2700 bales and a grand ball is planned at Kuebn s Grove on November 15.
A local store announces a new lot of Red Star Shoes domestic cotton flannel percales and calicoes along with clothing hats crockery tinware and lamps at below cost to clear stock by January 1st.
Community readers announced names of subscribers and visitors. Wm Fehrenkamp enrolled, W P Menefee of Flatonia visited, Louis Niebuhr in Flatonia accepted an oil mill job, Henry Mueller visited relatives in Shiner Dreyer and Gonzales, Wm Bochning from Boursville paid a business visit. Oak Grove school opened with Prof Aug W Janssen as principal and Muss Fitzgerald from Bandera as assistant.
Disastrous wrecks and careless causes harm many. Dr King’s New Discovery is claimed to cure consumption coughs and colds. Mrs Lois Cragg of Dorchester Mass is cited as saved by the remedy. Guaranteed relief for throat and lung diseases by Craggists. Price 50 cents and 1.00 trial bottles free.
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