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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1919
Page
4
Local note reports the Weimar Mercury is enlarged to a six column eight page paper. Messrs. Brooks and Yoder guide the paper’s future. Texas banks expand with 54 new state banks this year and charters pending. Dallas county leads 1920 tax values with 163 million. Political campaigns may use talking machines to spread speeches.
The item notes a Red Cross appeal during the two weeks ending Armistice Day and mentions former Congressman Robert L. Henry entering the gubernatorial race on the Fort Worth platform. It also quotes Governor Hobby urging intervention in Mexico and comments on daylight saving repeal and farming activities.
Wartime prose promotes War Savings Stamps as a way to obtain a hand grenade souvenir turned into a savings bank by Treasury. The copy urges adults and youths to buy stamps now, saying limited numbers will be available and the item will help thrift and defeat inflation.
The piece contrasts greetings with a health pitch for Triner remedies. It promotes Tuiner's American Ehair ot Bitter Wine to aid digestion and appetite and Triner's Liniment for rheumatic and neuralgic pains. It notes Joseph Triner Company Chicago address and arrival of Mrs. W. D. Bunting and Miss Lizzie Franks to visit Uvalde.
Miss Della Gajer of Flatonia visited Sunday while Mrs. Rachel Bunting left Monday for Flatonia to stay with relatives. Miss Josephine Elster headed to San Antonio to visit her sister, Mrs. Guthier. Miss Annie Mae Arnim returned from Bay City where she was with her uncle Mr. Yaeger. Mr. and Mrs. Konstant Rebmet and Elaine, and Mrs. Oscar Lee Bunting with August Papacek drove to San Antonio last Thursday.
Miss Leona Janssen hosted relatives and friends Sunday afternoon August 31 to celebrate her birthday anniversary. Dainty refreshments were served and attendees enjoyed the gathering.
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