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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1924
Page
10
Local business notices advertise fresh fish and oysters at EF and F, and weekly barbecue and sausage offers. For sale items include a two story corner home, a piano, a 5 tube radio, and black land farms near town. trades and rentals are also listed along with farm supplies and gasoline promotions at Etlinger and Gulf brands.
Bert Manning advertises a 33 acre parcel a bargain location 234 miles from Moulton and invites interested buyers to see him at once.
Several sale notices list horses and mules with owners in Moulton Texas. Listings include a Fordson tractor Oliver Sulkey Piow, and farm implements. Also advertised are motor gasoline, engine service, and auto parts suppliers Kuinger Motor Company and Etlinger Motor Company. A lost mule notice offers a reward.
The Borozove preparation, sold by Kopecky Drug Co, comes in liquid and powder to purify wounds and speed healing. Liquid prices are 60c and $1.20. powder costs 39c and 60c, advertised as a powerful wound treatment.
Beginning next week the Moulton Farmers' Cooperative Gin and Mill Co will gin cotton on Wednesday Friday and Saturday under J R Matula.
Dr A Lampe veterinary surgeon from LaGrange will be in Moulton October 17 for one day only to treat sick stock. Bring your animals for care.
The Eagle has bought a large assortment of Christmas folders and cards and expects arrival in about three weeks. Call early to pick before they run out.
Smithville Texas dedicated the new high school building on Friday night with the large auditorium filled to capacity. Latimore of Austin gave the principal speech while Judge Harris of Smithville opened the ceremony.
Mr and Mrs Rudolph Chlastak of Shiner visited Mol ton relatives Thursday of last week reflecting family ties in the area.
A Jersey cow with calf and a full blood Jersey bull were offered by William Kotzebue at Moore Hotel in a concise sale notice.
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