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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1913
Page
16
Town shoppers are told Adler-i-ka, a buckthorn bark and glycerine tonic, cures ailments from sour stomach to constipation with a single dose. The product is promoted as a simple remedy that drains old foul matter from the body and gained fame for treating appendicitis.
A compact motif calling for collective effort in urban improvement. It extols cooperation, civic pride, and mutual effort, urging individuals to boost their hometowns and work with others to build a stronger Maxentown.
Frank Hanak and August Kotzebue visited Flatonia and the city on different days while Otto Arnim and A M Kotzebue were in Runge and Fla tonia. Read new ads from Moore's restaurant and G A Baur. A free lecture by R L Robie at the Methodist church on Friday September 26 at 7 30 pm titled Where are the Dead Everyone is invited. Holton band instruments advertised by O F Knape.
Cream and brick cheese at Mueller's meat market. Nannally's candy advertised as the best. Kopecky Drug Co. shows motion pictures at the airdome Tuesday Thursday Saturday and Sunday nights. Admission ten cents children under five free.FIRST STATE BANK offers 4 percent per year on time certificates of deposit. For sale milch cows and heifers listed by Roman Wotipka Flatonia Texas. Take a box of Nunnally's candy along. Everyone kindly invited.
Advertises registered Jersey bulls ready for work in the city. Mentions owners H F L Mueller of Moulton Texas and a contact phone number 25. Terms set at 2.50 per unit.
Advertises affordable farm land in Texas with easy yearly payments. Directs readers to see John Mang in Moulton, Texas or write for details.
150 acre farm two miles northwest of Moulton Texas with 70 acres cultivated and remainder in two pastures with running water. Price 60 dollars per acre. Kf. J. Helweg, Moulton, Texas.
The Hallettsville municipal electric light plant will supply day power for operating electric fans to interested parties. The F. W. Neuhaus estate sold the gin property to Casper Gerdes for 5500 dollars, with H. C. Gerdes to manage the gin and Casper Gerdes overseeing its operations. Rental prices rise due to housing demand, with no vacant houses available. After recent rains pasture improves and cattle enter winter in good condition, with active cattle trading highlighted by Byrd Kelly selling 400 steers to H. C. Dahlmann at 35 dollars each, the highest price paid for range steers locally.
Mrs F H Koester returned Monday from a two weeks stay at Uvalde. Erich Brunkenhoefer of Weimar visited relatives Sunday. The Social Club meets with Mrs Ed Studeman on Thursday September 25. The Gonzales county pecan crop is large after years of near failure.
Wm Zappe and family and John Kasper and wife visited Hallettsville in Kasper s car and spent the day with friends and relatives. Wm Lampe, previously confined to bed with typhoid at Shiner Surgical Hospital, left for home in LaGrange. Theo Rogge bought the Louis Wendel 52 acre property in town to be subdivided for a new addition at 250 per acre. Charles Gray left for Galveston to resume medical studies after vacation with Dr J D Gray, aiming to finish this year.
The Falfurrias Jersey Herd owned by Ed C Lassater of Falfurrias is on exhibit at the Ohio State Fair. These Texas Jerseys compete with top cattle herds nationwide and have won several prizes. They will appear at other northern fairs before returning to Texas.
The convent school opened Monday morning with good attendance. Miss Urquart of San Marcos visits her sister Miss Zou Urquart this week. Little Stella Mladenka hosted a birthday party Tuesday afternoon with games and refreshments of soda water and cake.
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