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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1923
Page
4
A short ad recommends Blue Star for various foot ailments including hard or soft corns bunions sweaty feet eczema and ringworm with a note to avoid staining clothes and an emphasis on a pleasant experience from Kotzebue Drug Co.
The Eagle thanks readers for renewing subscriptions since last report. Names listed include John Mang Moulton Frank Pelich Floresville Roman Wotipka Flatona Anton Hohensee Sigmaw Mich William Schroeder Alice Guenther St Louis Leo Guenther Austin Miss Marian Guenther San Antonio August Janszen Moulton Adolph Windel Miss Lillian Mikes John Reindl August Kilert Rud Wenske Ernst Bowe A Kuehn Frank Gulak Lud Janssen all of Moulton and surrounding areas.
Subscription rates set at 2.00 a year with advance payment expected. Notice records indicate mailing through the coast and entry in the local post office as a second class matter dated November 9, 1923.
A quotation from Benjamin Harrison dated April 21 1897 outlines an ideal city built on private life public duty and mutual respect. It envisions a community without tyranny where capital is respected but not worshipped and where brains manners and neighborly kindness govern.
Julius Rosenwald of Chicago a philanthropic leader and president of Sears Roebuck and Co contributes 100000 to the fund for feeding needy German children. The donation highlights philanthropy by prominent businessman in relief efforts.
Hon. W. E. Lea of Orange, state manager for Oscar Underwood of Alabama, opened campaign headquarters in Dallas as part of the Democratic presidential nomination effort.
Hon. Oscar Underwood of Alabama spoke to Texans last week as he outlined his positions on key national issues. The Democratic leader presented himself as a deep thinker and eloquent orator, aiming to shore up support and reinforce his political stance.
The Texas motor fee bill sets a weight based motor license beginning January 1 1924 with four classes. Rates are 40 50 60 and 75 cents per 100 pounds depending on weight and a minimum annual fee of 4 dollars based on horsepower.
A jagged note argues against sending more welfare money and urges people to stop extra payments. The speaker claims households struggle with rising bills and daily expenses while paying for rent clothes fuel and teachers.
An election is scheduled in San Antonio on December 4 to authorize the issuance of $4,350,000 in bonds for city building projects.
Major General Henry T. Allen former commander on the Rhine accepts the chairmanship of the American Society of Friends and launches a nationwide drive to feed 2,000,000 hungry German children this winter. He cites four years in Germany and warns immediate action is needed to prevent wholesale starvation. We were at war with the German government but not the German children.
An advertisement promotes White's Cream Vermitage for a child with alternating ravenous hunger and loss of appetite. It claims the remedy clears symptoms. Price listed as 38 cents. Marketed by A. F. Koiz Lue Compeny.
Two farms offered for sale or lease. A 67 acre property near Od Moulton occupied by Geo Kaiser with about 40 acres cultivated and well improved. A 62 acre farm near Boursville occupied by Fritz Pisbeck with 65 acres cultivated and well improved. For details contact J T Thompson Jr Nickel Texas.
The Eagle reports new readers since last issue: Henry Kaiser of Moulton, Frank Pelich of Floresville, Ant Hohensee of Saginaw Michigan, and V B Bernard of Moulton.
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