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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1924
Page
5
Classified notice offers 122 acre farm with 76 acres in cultivation and remaining pasture. Price reasonable. Inquiries to A Kuibecka Halletts ville Texas Route 1 Box 130 or Breslaw Hallettsville location.
Cash purchases of one dollar or more grant a Free Ticket to Saturday matinees at Wilk's Theater. Participating merchants include City Meat Market, Jacob Cinadi, Kotzebue Drug Co., R. B. Papacek, Fred Heersen, and Anders Garage.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for aid during illness and death of Mrs. Theresia Seifert and attendance at funeral. Various local visits and arrivals noted: Miss Alice Kotzebue in Cuero, August Janszen in Kenedy, Hohensee family in Waelder, Rehmer from Taylor, Ellen Bell and Bess Hart in Winchester, Sophie Krause visiting Flatonia, Joe Bratrich to F J Knesek & Son, Melvin Menefee return from Flatonia visit, Laura Valenta from San Antonio, Henry Boening family from Floresville, Lillie Lueke from Yoakum, Ellinghausen and Hillmer in Westhoff and Yorktown, R S Haase of Houston Music visits, Steinmann family from Schulenburg in Moulton, Willard the Wizard show in Flatonia then Moulton, Gummelt family from near Hallettsville now near Oak Grove, Mrs John Guenther back from visit to Marian at Our Lady of the Lake College in San Antonio.
Etlinger Motor Co advertises a broad sale offering their entire tire and tube stock at considerable savings. Motoring customers are urged to take advantage of the event.
An old newspaper brief warns that children with pale appearance dark circles bad breath and disinterest in play may suffer intestinal worms. It promotes White's Cream Vermifuge as a safe remedy priced at 35 cents and sold by Kopecky Drug Co.
Moulton Light and Ice Co notifies customers that monthly light bills are payable to Treasurer Elo C. Fehrerkamp at the Farmers and Merchants State Bank on the first of each month. Payments must be made on or before the due date or service will be cut off.
The flying moth eats no wool but its eggs hatch into larvae that destroy cloth year round. Larvex, a colorless liquid, becomes part of the wool fiber and destroys larvae, protecting fabrics without harming them. Wr thrusts include steam larvexing suits for 1.00 and pressing 0.75 extra. sweaters and hats priced separately.
The Eagle presents a compact glimpse of local happenings. It highlights noteworthy events, public notices, and community updates that shape the town’s daily life.
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