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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1914
Page
8
The message announces a Friday publication schedule with a subscription price of 1.50 per year in advance. It notes entry in the post office at Mount Vernon as second class matter.
Lively crusade against Calomel promotes Hot Springs Liver Buttons as a safe gentle remedy for constipation sluggish liver indigestion sick headache dizziness blotchy skin and nervousness. Promoted as a liver tonic cleansing poisons improving appetite sleep and work. Sold by all druggists including Moulton outlets with samples from Hot Springs Ark.
A series of brief notes record visits and trips by Shiner Moulton Yoakum Schulenburg and Hallettsville residents. Names include Annie Tilicek August Kotzebne Oscar Teller Mrs G Buescher Prof T H Leslie and others with short mentions of traveling to Houston Cuero Schulenburg Gonza les Scinet and Hallettsville.
Local classified items include rental on Moore Avenue by George von Lienen Try Papacek Bros. weekly barbecue Saturdays at Moulton Meat Market and promotions by Papacek Bros with seeds slippers dress fabrics. Airdome movies every Saturday and Sunday night admission ten cents, under five free. Also bank certificates at First State Bank Moulton and sale of old papers at The Eagle Office. Found notice for Herman Sonpin to claim item. Scholarship in Tyler Commercial College offered.
Mrs Anton Deharde returns home after visit with Mrs John Krueger. Mrs J W Griffin comes back from Lometa after visiting relatives. Prof and Mrs W E Parr reside in Rudolph Janish cottage on Cockrill Ave. Various locals visit from FJntonia Kerrville LaGrange and San Antonio. Garner Bros of Ezzell file voluntary bankruptcy in Houston federal court with liabilities 19882.59 assets 17836.30 including 500 for seven mules.
Notice from Felix Klicek Joe Kasper and other blacksmiths of Moulton Texas states repair work must be paid upon delivery and sales will be cash only.
Ernst Pelzel requests customers with outstanding balances to call and settle accounts, urging prompt payment and closure of all debts.
Employment ad seeking a German family to work on a farm in Merryville Louisiana. Offers salary or share of crop with a good climate and water, described as a splendid opportunity for a good man. State experience required. Address J B Carroll Merryville La adv.
For sale thousands of acres of improved and unimproved farm lands in large and small tracts with cut-over lands offered for the first time. Prices low and terms easy. Farms for rent. Address J B Carroll Merryville Louisiana Ady.
Emil Tomasko of Shiner was in town last week and John Harpil, from a rural route near Shiner, visited Saturday to market cotton and make weekend purchases. He also called at this office, and I assisted him in a substantial manner.
John Hull of Old Moulton section 18 oversees construction of a commodious residence with J. W. Cooper and Charles Nieman as the workers. Louis Kicblers the Shiner cigar maker and his son visit Moulton for business and pleasure. A new Sap train schedule updated day and night travel times. Rev. Heinrich of Llano is called to Hallettsville Lutheran pastorate succeeding Rev. Becker to Thorndale. Readers asked to report visiting relatives or departures to the office.
Primary ballots list State Senator 18th District candidate Dr. I. E. Clark and Tax Assessor nominee R. Valenta. Officials urge voters to reflect on qualifications and support in upcoming election.
The Yoakum Labor Day celebration and barbecue last Monday drew several thousand attendees. Speeches were given by the mayor of Yoakum and Mr. Slater, secretary of the State Federation of Labor, with music from the Shiner band.
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