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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1906
Page
3
Kenneth McIver of Vanceboro Maine survived severe lung inflammation and congestion after doctors gave up. He credits Dr King s New Discovery with saving his life. The remedy is said to cure coughs colds bronchitis tonsillitis weak lungs hoarseness la grippe and is sold by druggists 60 cents or 1.00 with a free trial bottle. John Pavlicek of Oak Grove went to Waco Sunday.
W M Sherman of Cushing Maine recalls three months of kidney inflammation and credits three bottles of Electric Bitters with a complete cure. The tonic is praised for aiding liver complaints dyspepsia blood disorders and malaria and is guaranteed by druggists at fifty cents.
Charles Pustejovsky departed Sunday to Scurry County on a prospecting mission. He planned to survey remote areas and seek potential mining opportunities.
A lively pitch touts a constipation remedy as preventing serious problems like appendicitis. It claims the product, advertised as Stomach Liver and Bowels, regulates digestion without pain and costs 25 cents at all druggists.
A compilation of small local notices listing sales and offerings from Jaeggli’s and Jno Baar including gloves and suits, Ed Boehm & Sons groceries and flour, Devoe varnish paint, and Devoe carriage paint, plus travel notes from residents, naturalization news, school board actions, and upcoming Lavaca County Farmers union and Moore Institute activities.
Dr Fuller of Witting visited the city Monday. Smith Leazar to fix guitars and violins. Kasper Darilek traveled to Fayetteville Saturday. Nachlinger brothers visited Cameron Sunday. Ladies collars offered cheap at Jno Baut. Henry Mueller visited Flatonia Saturday and Sunday. Pioneer Flour for sale at Jno Baur. Charles Lucke left for Sabinal Monday to attend land interests. Jno Brunkenhoefer offers shave and haircut. Jno G Mueller of Near Moulton returned from LaGrange. Frank A Kubicek, druggist, was in San Antonio early week. Miss Tillie Papa cek and Miss Louise Papa cek visited Thursday.
Nickel Texas notes a Baptist meeting led by Bro. Rice with sermons urged to draw crowds. W A White ginned over 400 bales. Frank Neeley still home recovering from an accident. A daughter arrives for Mr. and Mrs. Rue Hull. J E Quebedeaux buys Wiley Thornton farm and travels to Houston with relatives. Anton Culak and Annie wed in Gonzales. Weather brings rain with cotton pests in season.
The article notes 56550 bales of new cotton brought into Moulton since season start. It also mentions Mr G H Mueller and family visiting from Flatonia to spend the day with Mr and Mrs P Mueller. A. M. Waugh of Eagle Lake, Republican nominee for Congress in the Ninth district, will not canvass, citing a busy schedule. A lost dog alert offers a $3 reward for a nine month old black and white pup rope tied. Hofer, Moulton, and Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea ads appear in the page.
Opened a watch repair shop in Dr. Kotzebue's office offering reasonable prices and guaranteed work. Avotta Baur advertises. Also notes social items including a marriage of F. A. Kubicek, Mr. Henry Coldeway, and Miss Anna Oblenbusch, and Miss Winifred Crouch studying German via phonograph lessons for which cylinders are provided.
The arnica salve is credited with curing KE R Mulford of a piles case and is said to heal burns sores boils ulcers cuts and wounds. It costs 25 cents at druggists. A. A. Cherry, longtime Old Moulton citizen, died Tuesday night after a long illness at 74, blind for eighteen years. He was born in Tennessee and survived by his wife and eight children. His burial was at Williamson cemetery near Big Hill with Rev. H M Roland conducting services. Sympathy extended to the family.
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