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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1918
Page
8
Selection stock with high lint and machine suitability promotes planting cotton. A. D. Mebane Cotton Seed Co led by President advertises Reed stock and 18 recommended originator guidance, inviting inquiries for prices from Lockhart Texas.
Night trains between Yoakum and Waco were discontinued Wednesday. Mrs. C. M. Kotzebue returned home after a several days stay with her daughter Mrs. William Franke of Shiner.
An old health advertisement warns that fear is a greater danger than influenza and promotes Triner's American Elixir of Bitter Wine as a remedy for fear and digestive issues. It also markets Triner's Cough Sedative with prices and mail order options, noting December as pneumonia season.
The War Industries Board has ordered publishers to discontinue subscriptions at expiration. Read your name's opposite for expiration date and renew in advance. Prompt renewal is appreciated by the management.
D C Helmes of Leesville visited in the city Wednesday. Mrs Joan Krueger called on friends in Shiner Monday. Moulton firms ship many turkeys daily. Edwin Kaase of Galveston visited his parents. Mrs D C Helmes and son Preston of Leesville saw her parents, the Prestons. Clayton Cole of West Point, with the U S Army in San Antonio, was in Moulton last Sunday. The Home and School Club bazaar at the opera house Thursday November 28 starts at 2 p m. A concrete Lavaca river bridge east of town will be ready for traffic in a few weeks.
A November excursion near Moulton drew a crowd of women and one bashful man as they posed for photographs on a railroad bridge. After snacks and a playful chase to avoid jealousy at a sweetheart’s home, the group headed home with a remembered, lively time.
A collection of Moulton Texas notices including FOR SALE items from Emil Janezen & Son and Emil Koester, FOR RENT a three room house from Ed Boehm's Sons, bank deposits at First State Bank, a place for sale by Emil Koester, barbecue and meat market postings, a found chain and locket, sausage casing arrival from Koester's Meat Market, a request for Eagle copies, and a lost automobile crank with reward offer.
Ed Balhorn of Moulton advertises paying the highest market prices for old iron brass sacks and raps.
A Marion Alabama notice by J H Underwood advocates Adler-i-ka claiming it cured incurable bowel trouble and prevented appendicitis. The ad alleges the product empties and cleanses the entire alimentary canal and uses buckthorn cascara glycerine and other laxatives.
John Mladenka received a telephone welcome message announcing the birth of an eight-pound son to Mr and Mrs Charles Mladenka of Houston. The Eagle extends congratulations and best wishes.
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