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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1926
Page
4
Governor Miriam A. Ferguson issues proclamation naming October 3 to 9 Fire Prevention Week. She notes in the proclamation that the past year saw 284 lives lost and more than 20 million dollars in property damage due to fire.
The dove season in the southern zone of Texas opens on November 1 and closes on December 81. A single hunter may bag no more than 15 birds per day and 45 per week.
The Catholic congregation of Moulton prepares a church benefit festival at Hermann Park on Sunday September 19 starting at 11:00 AM. A band concert and various amusements will be offered and all are invited to attend.
An advertisement touts Bor Zone a liquid and powder healing treatment for torn flesh and wounds. It claims rapid, effective healing with claims of purity and germ elimination. Sold by Kopecky Drug Co with prices for liquid and powder. Fame themes close the ad.
A brief quip notes patience fails as a virtue when effort lags, suggesting laziness can mimic lack of virtue rather than reflect a deficiency in character. The line frames patience as a scapegoat for insufficient activity or ambition.
A G Sperber of Pharr travel ing representative for the San Antonio Paper Company died in San Antonio on Friday September 3 after a short illness. He was 49 and survived by his widow and two children. A New York native with many friends in Moulton mourn his passing.
Emil Baumgarten longtime Schulenburg businessman died Friday after a lingering illness. Burial was held in the Schulenburg cemetery Sunday.
Mrs J T Jaeggli hosted the Bridge Club on Wednesday September with Mrs Oscar Anders achieving the high score in a compact, social card session.
The Eagle lists subscribers who paid since the last report. Names span many Texas towns including Moulton Schulenburg Hallettsville Flatonia Cuero Yoakum and Beaumont with multiple residents such as Jno Kloppenburg C L Stavinoha Hohensee Koester and Roggenbucke among others.
The advice urges kind speech toward others to lessen later criticisms. It stresses that courteous conduct can prevent rumors and negative remarks by encouraging respectful interactions and self restraint in daily exchanges.
A nostalgic public health advertisement promotes parental responsibility for children’s health. It touts Kiner's Bitter Wine as a home remedy for appetite, digestion, sleep, and stomach issues, priced at $1.25 per bottle with regional price variations, plus a nudge to request from Joseph Triner Company or try Angelica Tonic.
The annual American Legion state convention takes place in Amarillo from September 8 to 10. A large barbecue is planned for one of the days.
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