Smiles from Moulton Buys 86 Acres at $215 per Acre
A parcel totaling 86 acres at a price of 215 dollars per acre changes hands involving Smiles from Moulton. The deal highlights land acquisition activity amid regional real estate movements.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1920
Page
8
A parcel totaling 86 acres at a price of 215 dollars per acre changes hands involving Smiles from Moulton. The deal highlights land acquisition activity amid regional real estate movements.
Mies Hertha Pieper was in shiver Tuesday. Jennings Studeman left Monday for Filotopia to spend several days visiting thenda. Bether Vasina, daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Vasina, had her topsile removed at the Guenthe Hospital Puerdsy. The operation was perfectly successful and the little patient is doing nicely.
A jumble of rental sales and farm notices from Moulton and nearby Texas towns. Listings include FOR RENT at Mrs Albrecht place, FOR SALE cook stove heater, 75 egg incubator, WANTED a girl for house work, bank time certificates offer, 27 lots south of Moore hotel, war crank handle, insurance agent seeking rep, FARM WANTED owner seeking sale, BARBECUS delivery and hides price offer, and a Nickel farm for sale 94 acres with good access.
Indebted patrons must settle with Janezen Garage before October 15 1920. After that date, all accounts will be turned over to an officer for collection, Nini Jonaszen Moulton Texas.
Summer time awaits with a comfort focused offer. Monitor Sad Tron priced at $5,000 via L. Etlinger, agent in Moulton.
Hog buyers Wapacek and Krause reopen September 21 seeking hogs 150 pounds and up. Register your herd count with R. Ek MeMaster for market pricing.
Several land parcels advertised for sale include 76 acres cultivated near a road settlement at 175 per acre, 100 acres seven miles west of town with heavy level black land at 70 per acre, and 80 acres cultivated in another area. Agent F. Bartoech of Mor esville, Texas lists the bargains.
Dr. J G Guenther calls all those indebted to Guenther and Guenther to visit his office for settlement at their earliest convenience.
Land notes for sale totaling 4500 dollars at 6 percent interest. Land lies two tiles from Moulton. Sold for 7500 dollars cash with 3000 KE. Studeman.
Advertises Liquid Bor as a healer for horse and cattle sores and wounds. Lists prices 30 cents 60 cents and 81.29 and notes availability from Alb Kotzebue Drug Co. Describes antiseptic benefits for barbed wire cuts with no disfiguring scars.
Studeman of Moulton Texas advertises two Chevrolet cars with prices 8400 and 700, both described in working condition. He also offers 125 acres cultivated land plus pasture, a good live-in house with two wells and a small rent house, a good barn, and 21 acres fori with four miles from Moulton. Property bargain at 6500 per acre with terms including four cash and balance long time.
An old advertisement promotes White's Cream Vermituge as a cure for tape worms touting it as the greatest enemy to child life. It claims one or two doses suffice and lists a price of 3 cents, sold by AF Kotzebue Drug Co.
All those owing up to August 1, 1919 are urged to settle their accounts with W. J. Cordes and Dr. J. Guenther. The notice calls for prompt repayment and names the two creditors as the contact points.
Prof. F K Bacek and family relocate to Hal letteville from Komensky, taking over the former Addison Ballard residence. Bacek will teach at Rabb Switch school this session in the town.
The piece extols Brunswick tires dating from 1845, asserting the maker's standards determine quality. It frames the Brunswick name as a mark of reliability and invites motorists to try Brunswick tires, claiming they cost no more than similar tires and offer superior performance.
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