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Newspaper

Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1910

Page

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Presents for Men and Ladies Gloves and Gifts Sale

A holiday sale offers a wide selection of presents for both men and women including silk handkerchiefs caps gloves sweaters and reading lamps. The shop notes new stock complete sizes and urges early selection with items priced from 25 cents to 6 dollars featuring kid gloves silk scarfs lace collars and more practical gift ideas.

New Shipment Highlights Several Four-in-Hand Styles

A new shipment offers many styles in two lines. A medium width four-in-hand sells for 35 cents and a wider four-in-hand is offered at 50 cents. An extra charge of 10 cents applies for Holly boxes.

Warm garments for all ages offered at bargain prices

The seller advertises warm apparel suitable for children and adults including girls and ladies. Items priced at 35 cents each or 50 cents per pair, highlighting economical options for cool weather wear.

Inventory of varied boxes offered with upcoming shipment

The notice lists surplus inventory of small and large boxes at prices from 35 cents to 3 dollars 50 cents with an extra charge for Holly boxes and mentions a forthcoming shipment to restock.

Knape and Strobel wed as rain blesses farmers

A drenching rain benefited farmers in the Swiss Alp area. Emil and Louie Knape returned from Port Lavaca where relatives were visited. Attendees at the Houston carnival included F Meyer and family and H F Knape. Raymond Anderke left for Milam county. George Schmedt and Annie Hagens visited Coupland before returning home. Mr Frank Knape and Miss Mathilda Strobel married at the Lutheran church with Rev K Kern officiating.

Thureday Emil Louie Knape Port Lavaca Houston F. Meyer H.F. Knape Mise Hilda Frank and Mesers Nat. Rudi Ben Gebert Raymond Anderke Milam County Coupland Williamson County George Schmedt Mies Annie Hagens Frank Knape Mathilda Strobel Rev. K. Kern Popu

Lavaca County approves bonds for sheriff and officials

Lavaca County commissioners meet in Hallettsville on November 17 and approve the bonds of E. H. Houchins for sheriff C. T. Stavinaha for county attorney and J. H. Deborah for constable. General election cost $725. Court will convene November 28 with new officers qualifying November 25.

Hallettsville Texas Commissioners Court E. H. Houchins C. T Stavinaha J. H. Deborah P. H.gre Pr Wit We Port Lavaca A. B. Davidson

Royalty and infrastructure notes in Texas and beyond

News notes include Tolstoi death at 82 in Russia, Texas penitentiary reports 3 496 convicts, Cuero forms a 75000 capital wholesale grocery, San Antonio fair awards Cooke county prize, Baylor seeks 400000 to gain 200000 from education board, Wilson resigns Princeton post, and other political and civic items across Texas with several local figures mentioned.

Texas Cuero Cooke County

Commencey Komensky community notes 1910

A northern wind and light rain swept the area last Tuesday with more rain hoped for as farmers bustle in fall harvests. The onion crop looks strong, some fields already transplanted, and rain could boost a heavy yield. Local weddings include Adolph Darilek and Martha Pobler in Shiner, with good wishes for their future. Several residents traveled for family visits and small town events, while a disruptive element prompts calls for peace and law intervention. Miss Helen Pieper departed for Yorktown to visit relatives.

Ed. Breitschopf Chas. Wenske W. H. J. Wenske Hauser Uilmann Green Novohrad August Wenske Oak Grove Hugo Hummel Shiner Adolph Darilek Martha Pobler Theodore Wenske Gerhard Miller Henry Friedrich Breslau F. K. Hinck Moravia

Card of Thanks From Rup Jazcei and Bros

Card of Thanks expressing gratitude to customers for favors and loyal support during the past year. The note thanks fries and customers and pledges continued service and success.

Jazcei & Bro

Local Ginner Sells Gin and Auto Trades Reported

Ginner August Rogge sold his gin to Emil Hildebrand of Gonzales county for 7000 dollars. An auto agent passed through on a trip to Breslau and sold a car to merchant Hermann Stulken. Frank Stoeltje bought 65 acres from Wm. Stoeltje Sr. of Shiner at 55 dollars per acre.

Ginner August Rogge Emil Hildebrand Gonzales County Moulton Burg Breslau Hermann Stulken Frank Stoeltje Wm. Stoeltje, Sr Shiner Henry Othold Emil Freye Hallettsville

Industrious Fiatonia Farmer Enrolls at Local Office

Frank Miculka, a prosperous young farmer from the Fiatonia area, visited the city on Wednesday to conduct business. He stopped by this office and added his name to Tux Eagie's subscription list.

Frank Miculka Fiatonia Tux Eagie

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N. Jaegell Bro San Antonio IS Compete Eprfork Bnauer M. Strobel F. Knape Lavaca County Seattle Wash Leo Tolstoi Taft United States Baylor University of Waco General Education Board Woodrow Wilson New Jersey Princeton University Jefferson Davis Cox Rockwall County House of Representatives N. F. Neeley Zachery Taylor Brown Georgia J. M. Terrell A. S. Clay Atlanta Concho Country San Angelo John G. Willacy Corpus Christi Arthur G. Caffee J. L. Brown J. J. Leary Nelson Jackson Indian Head Proving Grounds Navy Cunard Steamship Line O. B. Colquitt State Revenue Agent W. J. McDonald Colquitt Komensky Borror EaGus Eagie A. Hunter Wm. Huebner of Shiner City A. Goeth
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