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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1920
Page
6
Bal lard's Snow Liniment is promoted as an effective remedy for skin eruptions rash chafed skin prickly heat chigger bites and stings of poisonous insects. It heals quickly with three sizes priced at 806 606 and 1.50 per bottle sold by A F Kotzebue Drug Co.
John Stunkenhoefer, a business visitor, was in Shiner on Thursday of last week to conduct meetings and assess local commerce.
An advertisement promotes Moe Baby Elixir to treat a cross sickly infant with digestive troubles and loose bowels. It claims to soothe the bowels, ease the stomach, and restore health. Sold by A. F. Kotzebue Drug. price 35 cents and 60 cents.
The Ninth Annual South Texas Fair offers 2500 in cash prizes and encourages attendees to request a premium list. Poultry judged by C P Van Winkle of Dallas. Live Stock and Swine judged by qualified judges. No entrance fee, small feeding charge. exhibits prepaid to Yoakum Texas. Sale of registered stock Saturday morning October 9 draws pig clubs and interested agents.
Miss Ella Krueger visited in Shiner between trains Friday. Dr. Albert Lampe of LaGrange was in the city Friday on business. Mrs Kubitz left for Yoakum to visit Dr. James Gray’s family. Miss Zara Meers of Brady visited friends here. Mrs. Koch from Yoakum spent time with relatives. Several locals, including Misses Kroeger and Tem plin, traveled to Tous ton. Martha Havel paid a call and renewed a subscription to The Eagle.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Triner's American Elixir of Bitter Wine as a remedy for digestion and bowel cleanliness. It notes rapid growth in demand, expansion of a 25 000 gallon annex, new bottling lines, and labels. The copy invites readers to demand genuine Triner products from druggists and dealers.
Picking cotton remains the day’s task as residents of Appell's Hill share visits and attendance at a local dance. Arthur Schulte and family stay with Paul Weneke's household while Leo Wenske and Mise Luvy report a good time at Pellis Mall dance. Various Sunday visits include Wustenbarth, Pelich, Kubenka, Barta, Strieder, and Wenske families.
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