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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1921
Page
8
Anders Garage advertises Willard Batteries for Fords and Chevrolets, 11-piece hard rubber and rubber-insulated units built to endure mud water and acid. Price $36. Also offering battery charging and repair services and Float-A-Ford Shock Absorbers Ford Top Recovers.
An old advertisement invites customers to visit a barber shop for a clean shave and a neat haircut. It mentions 7 and 8 o clock times and references names like Johneon and Patselt, in a local, period voice.
Used Army cots repainted offered at less than factory price by W. F. Oehl.
Painting services advertised with guaranteed work by G Scherman at lu Neskorik Building. Includes mention of paint bonuses and general car painting work.
Local advertiser A Fk P Raab announces a first class photo studio from home once lighting system is ready. He will install a Victor Cabinet and high grade lens camera, offering kodak finishing at reasonable prices with work guaranteed. Also promotes Herbine liver remedy sold by Kotzebue Drug Co.
An old classified style ad advertises a carbon remover for motors claiming smooth running and money back guarantee. It lists Alb, BLJ, Pilot, R 1, Moulton and Tex addresses or references with pricing like $1 per pint and $1.59 for cleaning work.
Notice lists two inner tubes found on Moulton Flatonia road and instructs owner to claim them at EEagle office by describing property and paying advertisement fees. Mentions Janlac products and Kotzebue Drug Co with claims of weight gains by users.
The Oak Grove beef club settled the season as 28 yearlings were slaughtered totaling 7 551 pounds. Rud A and J J Haas and sister Mrs Rud Lindenberger drove to Goliad yesterday for Haas Horne poplals today. An Halloween party is planned at the Oak Grove school next Monday at 7 pm with ample hay for all. Octieose Jeff.
Community notes invite attenders to visit the school campus Monday night for a class of 22 entertainment. Multiple residents travel for kin and business while several locals visit relatives in nearby towns.
Classifieds include pigs for sale. real estate offerings on Moore Avenue. help wanted for a cook and general work. Banking ads advertise 6 percent on time deposits and certificates. Automotive items include tires and two Ford cars for sale. Lost tools promised reward for return between local properties.
The Catholic Ladies Aid Society hosts a bazaar at Herman Park Hall on Sunday October 30 starting at 1 p.m. Useful articles will be sold and lunch served. Billimek orchestra will play and a dance follows at eight. All are invited.
Boehm's Sons offer new crop California prunes peaches apricots raisins and dried apples for the season. Local merchants advertise fresh supply of dried fruits under the new harvest.
Mrs Ed Studeman visited Shiner on Wednesday. Dr Frank Guenther and Dr Albert Lampe of LaGrange were in town. Ben Moeller family came from Roscoe to visit then left for Alice. Mr and Mrs Novak of Goliad visited with Brune Neskorik relatives. Jaeggli family and Edmund Jaeggli of San Antonio joined a Gonzales trip. Mrs Theresa Stanislaw from Cameron visited her sisters Neskoick and Cinadr. August Ellinghausen and Alfred Hahn families and Yoakum guests visited Schalenburg. Annie Kneifel returned to Yorktown after visiting Fred Blaschke’s family. William Hillmer, A T Pitts, and Joe Schindler with wives visited Schulenburg relatives. School notes misattributed a U S flag donation to Geo Baur instead of Superintendent Powell. Baur presented a Texas flag to the school.
Moulton Route Two reports the birth of a baby girl for Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Berkenhoff on October 15. Local visits include Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Willberg and Ruby of Rowena with Mr. and Mrs. John Strieder, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schulte and Lawrence at the Strieder home. A birthday gathering for Mr. Willberg Sr. at the Strieder home drew a large crowd with ice cream cake and coffee.
Dry and cool weather sets the day as farmers scout for another crop. The Broms, Darilek, and Schuette families are mentioned in visits and a house repaint. Funeral attendance for Emma Schuette includes Schodde Marburger and Huff families. Rose Brom returns from Sweet Home. Lorene Askey teaches at the local school. John Mares is hospitalized. Prom works at Shiner.
Obituary notes the death of Frank Meier on the 4th after a six month illness. He was 36 years old and leaves a wife and one son plus his mother. His father, a brother, and three sisters had died previously. May he rest in peace. Community notices recount local picnics and social events with attendees and small sums raised.
A group invites readers to join on Monday October 31 for candy and lemonade at the campus. Mr and Mrs H A Menefee and Mr and Mrs Emil Dari lek and Mr and Mrs George Fleye traveled to ban Marcos early Sunday to visit their sons at the Southwest Texas Normal School. They report a delightful trip and time with their sons.
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