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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1906
Page
3
IT J Dwyer of Graysville Mo recalls three cured by Dr King's New Discovery from Livona Missouri. He calls it the most wonderful medicine with sure cough cold throat and lung healing effects. Trial bottle free and guaranteed by all druggists. Rain began Friday morning and continued all day.
G W Fouts postmaster at Riverton Iowa recounts a raid that left him robbed and nearly lifeless. He writes that twenty years of liver trouble and jaundice were cured by Electric Bitters, which he credits with eleven years of good health. The tonic is promoted as a remedy for biliousness neuralgia and digestive complaints and priced at fifty cents at druggists.
Mrs. D. Niemeyer of Schiner visits relatives in town. Grooms and weddings noted include Gus Thiele and Ilda Kaiser, Charles Frysak and Anna Neutzler, Walter James and Willie Stoffers. Community events feature a grand ball, holiday flour arrivals, and a farming sale in Lavaca and nearby counties.
A compact items list notes Vince Weidel traveling to Muldoon for business and John Brunkenhoefer offering razors and scissors sharpening. It also lists appointments and visits from local professionals including Albert Lampe and County Commissioner John Kabena, with miscellaneous ads for Edison phonographs.
The photographer R. E. Mickle is back in Moulton for a brief period, working with Dr. Kotzebue and inviting old friends and customers to visit for first class work at reasonable prices. Congressman George F. Burgess left Tuesday for Washington for the Fifty Ninth Congress session and will attend a rivers and harbors committee meeting. Mrs. Burgess remains in Napoleonville, Louisiana for a few weeks with her mother before joining her husband in December.
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