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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1925
Page
4
Texas grows about one third of the nation's cotton at four million bales yearly. The state has produced 1.35 billion dollars in petroleum, with a billion dollars in six years. Electricity output runs about 110 million kilowatt hours monthly, with three fourths of generating facilities interconnected. Annual natural gas production totals fifty million thousand cubic feet.
Fayetteville Texas November 4 Ed Sarrazin 74 longtime mayor and businessman who led civic and commercial life for over 50 years died today. He was a prominent figure in county affairs and widely known in the community.
Rudolph Sobotik charged with the murder of John Deborah had a trial date in Hallettsville district court postponed to the next term after being set for last week.
Shiner Texas November 5 Mrs William Hermes 84 died at her son O C Dittmars home in Shiner Thursday morning Survived by Dittmar and a daughter Mrs A Koepke of Corpus Christi She was one of Shiners pioneer citizens.
Joe Spann aged 82 died near Dickson School on Tuesday November 3 and was buried in the S. P. I. S. T. Cemetery at Shiner the next day. Pallbearers were Joe Pustejovsky George Sefcik Jim Rosenauer Anton Spann Joe Zavesky and Louis Vineik. Native of Netalice Austria he came to Texas about 55 years ago. He is survived by six children Joé Frank William Emil Mrs Rosie Welff and Mrs Katie Zaimcek plus 21 grandchildren.
In the exchange between Easy Familiarity and Miss Cayenne, the topic turns to the lady's wealth. Miss Cayenne notes her wealth shows in conversation, stressing that luxury appears in casual remarks about a pearl necklace described as a simple string of beads.
Fragmentary dialogue suggests a person known for a watering place is reevaluated as a stock manipulator. The exchange hints at misperception and seeks clarification of the subject’s true role.
An advertisement warns that while most minor wounds heal without issue, one in ten can lead to serious infection. It promotes liquid Borozone with powder for disinfection and healing, listing prices from 30c to $1.20 for liquid and 30c to 60c for powder, sold by Kopecky Drug Co.
Adolph Haas a former resident of near Shiner but living north of Flatonia for years died at his home Thursday of last week at about 55 he is survived by his widow and two daughters.
An old advertisement claims torpid liver causes headaches poor appetite and constipation. It promotes Herbine as a dependable remedy for the liver stomach and bowels, claiming it strengthens digestion purifies bowels and restores energy. Price 60c. Sold by Kepecky Drug Co.
A scholarship in a reputable business college is for sale. For details contact The Hagle Office by phone.
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