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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1904
Page
3
Community telex from Lavaca county chronicles a busy week with visits by Emil Gieptner and Otto Sauer, church dedications, a dance at Dari lek hall, farm notices, dem district events, truck growers meet, and local deaths and civic updates. Public works include rain relief, gins and cotton yields, and upcoming sermons and conferences.
The column lists social notes and small items: wedding bells, travelers from Runvels and Shiner, barbers offering shaving services, visits by Bruno Schendel and Charles Krause, a deputy sheriff trip, a furniture dealer card, Otto Hallemitschek’s arrival, a type setter job ad, Moulton City band music for Engle dance, and a sale advertisement for violins and harps from The Bank Store.
A letter to Chas Koester discusses savings from using Devoe paint and brushes. It cites costs per gallon, potential earnings from paint efficiency, and mentions Ezra Rathmell of Williamsport and a local seller Fettenkamp.
Readers of Tae Eacue who are not subscribers are shown a sample copy and invited to write to have their name added to the subscription list.
Novohrad News reports a girl birth at the Joe Mikulek home with parents named Mr and Mrs Mikulek. The column notes well wishes and community events including a Komensky dance, local visitors from Moulton, and thanks for school donations from Joe Migl and refreshments from Mr Pobler.
A district court jury list for the fourth week is published. Names include R. C. Roos, B. A. Butts, Wi. Engelking, Frank Chaloupka, J. C. Kerr, J. L. Bishop, J. A. Bing ham, A. Meyerhoff, Gus. Nolkem per, Wm. Wharton, H. Green shield, J. Mittanek, J. R. Partain, Joan Lawrence, J. I. Easter ling, Tom Porter, Fritz Rhoda, August Hasse, E. L. Eason, Tony Hermes, James Dowling, J. R. Arnold, T. F. Magnus, John Tubbe, J. W. E. Kelley, W. J. Beal, J. J. Jones Jr, Alvin McCord, Joe Pennish, J. I. Roden, C. L. Boethe l, P. W. Parr, John Reagan, A. J. Smothers, J. P. Fitch, Joe Schindler, Robert Little, Henry Bennett.
An old Versailles Ohio veteran J. J. Havens suffered kidney disease and weakness but recovered after using Electric Bitters. He credits the remedy for putting him on his feet and on the road to full recovery. The ad touts Bitters as ideal for liver and kidney issues and stomach and bone complaints.
In Halletsville Texas on October 26 1901 A B Devall the county treasurer writes to Dr E W Hall of St Louis praising Texas Wonder for kidney and rheumatism relief and recommending it to others with similar ailments.
A Texas Wonder bottle claims to cure kidney and bladder issues in men and women, remove gravel, and treat diabetes and rheumatism. It is marketed by Dr. E W Hall of St Louis, mailed on receipt of $1, with two months of treatment per bottle.
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