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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1915
Page
8
Public note extols good roads easing market access and reducing capital drain from horse teams. It claims time saved equals money gained and links road quality to efficiency and joy of living, urging use of "drag" to achieve improvements.
Game, Fish and Oyster Commissioner Will W. Wood appointed extra deputy wardens across Texas and ordered strict enforcement of game laws. The focus includes bag limit violations and shooting quail out of season. Quail hunting before December 1 will lead to arrest and prosecution.
The Eagle lists new ads for Kotzebue's Drug Store featuring Sonics and Hy J Koester and Kopecky Drug Co promoting school dresses sheer fabrics and school supplies.
Rain caused the Henkbaus dance to be postponed from Saturday to the following Saturday September 4.
A good rain fell Friday morning. Mr and Mrs Frank Koenig Jr and son visited Wm Woebler and family. Betty and Annie Tousek stayed with Augustina Machart. Willie Miculka visited A J Pustejov sky. Henry Miculka returned from Corpus Christi. Darilek Bros busy ginning and have 349 bales up to Aug 31 1915.
The August 31 1915 Lone Star item notes storm damage to crops and fences, a visit by Mrs Hall and Mrs Lockwell to sick mother Mrs Cherry in Spur, Dickens county, a new Sabbath school in Stonewall with 15 pupils and future teachers, and a Baptist prayer meeting at Old Moulton church.
Emil Tomasko returned Tuesday from Shiner. Lee Bunting was in Shiner between trains Tuesday. Frank Johnson of Schulenburg was in Moulton Tuesday. John Brunkenhoefer in Corpus Christi this week. Dr F G Daehne in Shiner between trains Tuesday. Miss Julia Berkenhoff visited Shiner between trains Monday. Anita Bultmeyer left for Hallettsville Tuesday for teachers exam. Jim Ermis, William Batey and William Miculka in Yoakum between trains Sunday. Prof and Mia W E Parr and Prof and Mrs T H Leslie left for Hallettsville Wednesday. Mrs Ed Studeman and children back from extended visit at Edna. Oscar Cruise’s new residence in Old Moulton nearing occupancy. Chief Carpenter W J Cooper overseeing progress.
Collection of classified items including typing ribbons at The Eagle Office and bank CDs at First State Bank Moulton. Auto top recovery samples offered by Heye's in Hallettsville and Gonzales. Lost charm reward for Masonic watch. Barbecue delivery Saturdays by Moulton Meat Market. Two lots with house for sale near Catholic church in Moulton. Staff urges readers to recruit new subscribers with 25 cent bounty.
Notice proclaims lead bulls Tom and Dilworth to any city area. Ad lists price 2.50 and contact H P L Maeller of Moulton Texas with phone 25.
Dr. Frank Kent of San Antonio, expert in eye ear nose throat diseases and fitting of glasses, will visit Moulton on September 4 at Kotzebue's Hotel for consultations and fittings.
The children thank friends for kindnesses shown during the death and burial of our beloved mother Mrs. Anna Pundt and for the beautiful floral offerings.
Mrs Laura Valenta visited in Flatonia Monday. George Baur Jr accepted a clerkship in A F Kotzebues Drug Store. Miss Mettie Wunderlich left for Llano to teach this year. A J Slovak of Hallettsville joined R B Papacek merchant. Mrs C M Kotzebue and Elwood Franke returned from a visit to kin in J Latium. Mr C O Riske and family move to Moore Frio County. Jim Witovec sold his Moulton Meat Market interest to Eddie Pandt. Schroeder and Pandt hope for success.
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