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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1906
Page
3
A Graysville Mo resident cites three former Livonia Mo customers cured of consumption by Dr King’s New Discovery. He claims it is the most wonderful medicine, with guaranteed cough and cold relief for throat and lung issues. 50 cents to $1. trial bottle free.
Franz Koenig and his wife arrived back Saturday after a visit to Yorktown.
G W Fouts Riverton Iowa nearly lost his life and was robbed of comfort, yet his letter recalls a 20 year chronic liver complaint turning yellow from jaundice. Electric Bitters cured him and kept him well for eleven years, a tonic for biliousness neuralgia weakness and stomach liver kidney and bladder issues, sold by druggists for 50 cents.
Mr and Mrs E Kishnek have come back from Mouston where they planned to attend the carnival.
Mueller and Raymond announce they have bought the furniture and undertaking business from F. Nachlinger and are now located next door to Schmidt's saloon. They invite patrons to visit for furniture and burial goods with hearse service offered at no charge.
A roundup of brief touches on residents and visitors including Charles Lueke in Shiver Otto Arnim from Runge Felix Necestra returning to Flatonia Ed. Arnim's San Antonio trip and Sabinas Ed Boehm Sons hire G J Bohnenkamp new position Jaeggli products and supplies several locals traveling to Houston Hallettsville Shiner San Antonio and Cameron Mills Wm Linburger San Angelo and Smithville visits plus local services painting and paper hanging offered by R A Hupson and other small notices about schooling purchases and neighborly movements.
There have been two names added since our last report and Lizzie Rebmet's name was omitted previously. A Friday morning program on Nov 16 includes recitations and songs by students such as Alma Albrecht, Adela Knesek, Henry Fehrenkamp, Myrtle Kotzebue, Eddie Balhorn, and Fred Fehrenkamp with various performances and readings.
Nickel Texas reports a severe drought with dry cisterns and no rain in sight. Crop prospects poor with sweet potatoes light. residents survive on scarce supplies. A house fire on a hill south of town destroyed a Bohemian man’s home. only partial belongings saved before help arrived.
Mrs. Lucia Wilke of Carolina Wisconsin finds relief after a 38 year running leg sore heals completely with Bucklen Arnica Salve. Ad touts antiseptic healing for piles wounds and sores and promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills for relief from constipation and vitality. 25 cents at druggists.
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