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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1910
Page
4
Local store advertises Cretones and quilting pods with a wide price range from 5 to 25 cents per yard. The ad touts a large stock across departments and invites customers to visit for personal guidance from clerks.
We have unpacked full purchases of ginghams calicoes percales domestics and more in all colors and grades. Selected in top markets paid low freight and offer these goods at very close prices.
A retailer notes cotton prices rise but keeps selling calicoes at the old price. They also offer a special lot bought in the market at an extremely low price and will sell per yard as long as stock lasts.
A local ad highlights durable Percales and Ginghams ideal for school and house dresses. The seller promotes non fading fabrics and offers a line in both ginghams and percales.
A brief remark claims 10 12 1 2c a yard as an unbeatable measure, asserting it cannot be surpassed. The source presents this as a pointed comparison or boast without broader context or figures.
The editor and family visited kinfolk at Schulenburg last Monday and joined the twentieth anniversary celebration of Freiligrath lodge, Sons of Hermann. A street parade opened the festivities with visiting lodges and two bands. Grand President von Rosenberg of LaGrange and Grand Secretary Windlinger of San Antonio gave afternoon addresses. The day concluded with a grand ball.
Cash buyers can secure the item for $4250 with the balance payable over a long time. The deal emphasizes a low upfront payment and extended terms for the purchase.
The writer expresses sincere gratitude to the young people of Moul ton for a dance given upon return from Los Angeles.
The social fair at Hermann Park on Sunday September 18 drew about four hundred guests for Mrs Fehrenkamp’s 50th birthday. The event featured cheerful conversation, card games, a long well supplied refreshment table, a grand march led by Mr and Mrs Fehrenkamp with forty couples, dancing into the night, and well wishes for many happy returns.
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