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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1905
Page
3
F. G. Kaiser and Wesley Morrison made a business trip to Shiner on Saturday, highlighting their visit with local meetings and discussions.
Mr. G W Fowler of Hightower Alabama reports severe cholera morbus after a meal while serving on a murder case in Cleborne County. A druggist recommended Chamberlain Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. one dose relieved him in five minutes and a second cured all three jurors. Adolf Darilek attended Labor Day events in Galveston.
Bennettsville South Carolina resident S A Brown says his wife recovered from severe dyspepsia and torpid liver after using Electric Bitters, claiming she gained strength and vigor. The ad notes the product sells for a dollar at all druggists. The Flatonia High School opened Monday with nearly 150 scholars.
John G. Bisher of Gilam Indiana states he recovered from a fifteen year lame back using Cham Verlain's Pam Balm. He endorses its use for sprains and bruises and notes it is sold by all druggists.
A Grand Barbecue and Grand Ball are announced in Moulton Texas on October 8 1905. A committee invites everyone to attend the night event.
The community paper lists crates of fresh peaches pears apricots dried apples and prunes at Edw Boehm s and fresh krout at Boehm s. Visitors include E J Arnim and Dr J D Gray while John Novak sells Crown brand shoes and John Brunkenhoefer offers barber services. A dance at Kuehn s Grove is slated for Saturday night September 16 with residents Rudolph Papacek and O Hall visiting from Yoakum.
Labor Day was partly observed with the post office closed part of the day. Citizens note the holiday dates back to 1887 and laws in 1894 set it as a legal holiday in most states. The item lists a flood of local social notes including visits, travels, a Hermann Park dance, new wagons from Old Hickory, and a meat market job for Vincent Rehmer in Flatonia.
Novohrad Texas reports Dr and Mrs Jas A Baird left for Rockdale with Mrs Baird to visit relatives for a week. Ad Bolhonslay returns from work at Schulenburg, Mrs F Bacek visits Hungerford relatives. Krapula Kalman and Misses Aloizie Julia pass through en route to Shiner. Komensky ball moved to Novohrad starts Sunday at 2 pm, all invited.
After four weeks silence the community plans a comeback with cotton picking the current focus. over half the crop is believed secure financially. Prof. Gun. R. Jaroszewski attended a teachers Institute at Valleteville last week and called it a big success. F Haffrinck and family spent Sunday in Shiner. Kud Jaroszewski and family from Bauraville visited his mother here last Sunday. W A Schendel and brother were here mingling with friends last Sunday.
Births listed for multiple families with locations and dates from August. Died entries include Ida Fashingbaur at Shiner age 19 days from enteritis, F Lilly at Yoakum age 7 from bowel congestion, Ella Jackson at Sweet Home age 834 years from puerperal convulsions.
At Jacob Strauss's home near Wied, Tuesday morning Charles Kopecky of Shiner and Amelia Strauss wed in a ceremony led by Father Haderek. The groom, a rising Shiner medical student, and the bride were honored with a grand repast and dancing as the Shiner Brass Band played into the night. The Herald extends best wishes for a prosperous future.
The one year old Raleigh Edmund Arnim, son of Mr. and Mrs. K J Arnim, died Thursday at 11:30 after a months long illness. The burial took place Friday afternoon in Old Moulton cemetery with Rev. Ledbetter of the Methodist church officiating. Tue EaGue extends its sympathies to the grieving family.
Seven year old Ileary Koes ter son of Mr and Mrs Ileary Koes ter broke his right leg while playing on the gallery Wednesday afternoon. Dr Guen ther reported he is recovering as well as could be expected. County Attorney W T Bagby visited on official business from Halletsville. Mesdames Wauneburger and Smothers traveled from Gonzales to attend the funeral of the infant son of Mr and Mrs EK Arnim. George Hoyer was injured in a Friday quarrel over cotton pickers with Wm Rodwig endangering an eye. Gonzales board of examiners met to test teachers certificates. Prof J E Cherry attended. Mr Wm Pandt and Miss Louisa Meyer of near Oak Grove wed Tuesday with Rev Dziewas officiating. They will reside at Oak Grove.
Advertisements tout Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective cures for insomnia caused by indigestion and stomach issues. Druggists sell them widely. testimonials praise relief and natural healing. Local notes mention Joan Koehler visiting and Wm Schmidt renting a building on Main Street.
A Chicago street car conductor reports being beaten in a labor riot and later applying Bucklen's Amica Salve which healed sores. G J Welch of Tekonsha Michigan vouches for its effectiveness and calls it perfect. Hoyer visited Shiner Wednesday.
An old ad claims Dr Kings New Life Pills cure headaches, constipation, and indigestion for 25e at drug stores. The message notes Joseph Seidel Sr won a buggy at a store, Joan Bave.
An advertisement touts St Nicodemus Laxa Tilvechill Tonic claiming a one day cure with no calomel and a 25 cent price. It lists F A Kubicek and Sr Nicodemus Drug Store in Hallettsville Texas, with a money back guarantee if it fails. Also promotes a McKinney Business College scholarship and various printing services.
A. B. Devall, county treasurer in Halletsville Texas dated Oct 26 1901 writes to Dr E W Hall in St Louis praising the Texas Wonder tonic for kidney and rheumatism and recommending it to others with similar ailments.
A vintage advertisement claims The Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles in men and women, relieves rheumatism, diabetes, and irregularities while promising a two month treatment per bottle. Dr E W Hall, sole manufacturer, St Louis MO, formerly Texas, offers mail order via P O Box 629. Druggists sell the remedy.
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