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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1906
Page
3
Science asserts the moon has an atmosphere and may support some life but not humans. The ad promotes Electric Bitters as a general tonic for weakness and ailments, guaranteed by druggists, priced 50e. Christoph Baumann of Shiver arrived here Monday.
A Backy merchant recounts a tale of horror using human blood marks in his home. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing severe lung hemorrhages twenty years ago and keeping him well since, claiming it treats hemorrhages, chronic coughs, settled colds, and bronchitis and is the only known cure for weak lungs. Every bottle guaranteed by druggists with 50c and $1.00 sizes, bottles sometimes free.
A sizable group from here traveled to Flatonia last Thursday to attend the town carnival, enjoying the event alongside residents.
A testimonial from ZL. Napier of Eagles, Ky. claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured a severe injury in less than a box. The ad touts healing for wounds burns and sores and lists 35 cents at druggists.
News notes mention K F Cook returning from Lott with his son Richard Covak, Miss Anna Janszen visiting Dreyer with Prof Hugo Janszen, Mrs C H Richter leaving Ottine after a stay, and Miss Adela Helmers visiting Shiner. Jaegglis advertise new belts and latest ladies bags while the Sam and Will Moore Institute enters its seventh annual session under Prof A V Peterson with high attendance.
Local notes list a Peter Pan purse at Jaeggli's store alongside short items about residents. Charles Koester returns from a Scurry county prospecting trip and F W Arnim visits family after Range, with others moving between Baursville and surrounding areas. Ed Studeman travels to Dallas on bank business as a school teaches Miss Ethel Spear near Moulton. Scrap brass and copper wanted at top price.
Prominent residents attend Hermann Park picnic. News of births, deaths, marriages, naturalizations, and local illnesses in Hallettsville area. Court, jail events and a near suicide at Hallettsville jail reported. German colony anniversary noted with brief historical context.
Dr. Kotzebno’s office hosts a new watch repair shop with affordable prices and a guarantee on all work. Apotrn Baur and Hermand Windmeyer note community activity and local visits as residents travel.
Mrs Alexander of Cary Maine reports Dr King’s New Life Pills as the best remedy for stomach liver and bowels keeping them in order. The ad promises painless purifiers priced at five cents and guaranteed by druggists. It also notes a grand ball at Kuehn’s Grove Sunday night October 14 with all invited.
Lost two ten dollar bills Tuesday afternoon in Moulton Texas. Reward offered five dollars for their return. Contact E. 8 Warren Nickel Texas.
Emil Kubicek and Alma Neitzler, prominent young residents, were married on Monday. Rev. Hudecek, pastor of the Catholic church, officiated as well wishers from Tax League sent best wishes for the couple's future.
F. W. Lepsarrer offers dental services in Moulton on October 9 10 and 11. Teeth extracted without pain and examination free. All work guaranteed. Come at once.
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