For Sale 1927 Chevrolet Truck in City Use
Smith Motor Co Gonzales Texas offers a 1927 closed cab Chevrolet truck with stake body kept in very best care. It has 32x6 heavy duty casings and is offered at a big reduction on terms.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1928
Page
5
Smith Motor Co Gonzales Texas offers a 1927 closed cab Chevrolet truck with stake body kept in very best care. It has 32x6 heavy duty casings and is offered at a big reduction on terms.
Mrs Ad Wagner returns from Westhoff visit. Frank Cinadr of Moulton becomes a new reader of The Moulton Eagle. The Cinadr baby wins second prize in Flatonia Fair better baby contest. Edmund D Meyer opens Gulf Service Station on West First Street to serve motorists.
Karl P. Guthier of Moulton was among recipients before District Judge Holt at Hallettsville last week, receiving his certificate of naturalization.
Recent visitors to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mikulencak included William Ramosek and family, Fred Peter and family, Charles Sismelik of San Antonio, Joe Muras and family, Mrs. Paliza of Shiner, Frank Micuika and family, Vladik Culak and family, and Joe Klozik of Moulton.
Advertisement notes symptoms like bad breath head spells poor appetite and constipation as signs of a torpid liver. It touts Hebine as a dependable remedy for the liver stomach and bowels. Claims include improved digestion purified bowels restored energy and cheerfulness with a 60c price sold by Kopecky Drug Company.
A late model Chevrolet Coach fully equipped with new tires, described as an ideal family car that neighbors cannot tell from a new one. Offered at a used car price with possible favorable terms if desired.
Six inches of snow fell at Amarillo Sunday. The Red Cross roll call closes on Thanksgiving Day. General Booth lies critically ill in London. Senator elect Tom Connally led the Turkey Trot parade at Cuero. Mrs. Owen, daughter of William Jennings Bryan, is elected to Congress from Florida. Hoover and party depart aboard the Maryland for a goodwill trip to Latin America. Gov. Al Smith travels to Mississippi to rest. Red Cross says five months are needed to complete hurricane rehab in Florida.
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