Moseley Honored for Heroic Rescue of Jimmie Angell
Earl Moseley, a Texas Power & Light lineman, saved eight-year-old Jimmie Angell from a high voltage wire on a November afternoon in 1934. He used the prone pressure method of artificial respiration for 46 minutes, then helped load the boy into an ambulance. The company compensated Angell’s family with 16,000 dollars. Moseley received a medal at a Friday employes’ meeting in Dallas attended by company officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Earl Moseley
Moseley
The
Herald
Jimmie Angell
John Z Young
Buckholts
Bass Brock
Boedeker Gin
Franklyn Dusek
Jimmie
Jim Perkins
Sam McDermott
Mosley
Texas Power & Light Company
Floyd Stapleton
Stapleton
Dallas
Walter Blair
J. E. Blaine
Roy Dishman
Mr. Mosley
F. E. Woodruff
Farm Income Committee Explains Conservation and Parity Payments
The document outlines 1939 conservation payments at 2 cents per pound for cotton and 17 cents per bushel for wheat plus about 90 dollars per acre for general crops, adjusted by productivity. It details soil building unit payments at 1.50 dollars per unit with a per-farm cap, and parity payments of 1.6 cents per pound on cotton and 11 cents per bushel on wheat based on allotments and normal yields.
Buckholts News Highlights Local Visits and Health Updates
Mrs. Mattie Freitsh of Cameron visited the Buford McMillion home. E B Hyer returns home improving after a hospital stay at Scott and White Temple. Katherine Machann of Caldwell stayed with her son Tom Macham’s family. John Kohut of Milan and his wife visit son Frank Kohut. Herbert Schroeder from A and M visited Mitchams. Joe Ezell and his wife from El Paso visited his parents in Cameron. Johnnie Oliver of Temple and his daughter LaNell spent Sunday with John H. Oliver’s family.
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Mattie Freitsh
Cameron
Buford McMillion
E. B. Hyer
Scott & White Hospital
Temple
Katherine Machann
Caldwell
Tom Macham
Joe Ezell
el Paso
W. H. Ezzell
Johnnie Oliver
Miss LaNell
John H. Oliver
Local Hosts Welcome Family Visitors From Nearby Towns
Mrs. John Neiman of Cameron and family joined Mr. and Mrs. Tom Machann for Sunday evening guests. T. F. Criswell and son Raleigh of Calvert visited Mr. Criswell's parents D. R. and Mrs. Criswell. Henry Michalka of Cameron with Cecil Criswell and Virginia Ray Ezzell went to Austin to see Virginia Ezzell. Horace Secrest of Austin stayed with E. B. Hyer and wife. Elvira Schiller of Austin spent the weekend with her parents Louis and Mrs. Schiller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Neiman
Cameron
Tom Machann
T. F. Criswell
Raleigh of Calvert
Mr. Criswell
D. R. Criswell
Henry Michalka
Cecil Criswell
Virginia Ray Ezzell
Austin
Virginia Ezzell
Horace Secrest
E. B. Hyer
Elvira Schiller of
Louis Schiller
Watkins Products Fly Spray Stock Dip Ad Notice
L. A. Swanzy offers Fly Spray stock dip and tonics for stock hog and poultry. Located on Maysfield road in Batteville, the listing promotes products and a 4tp price or term in a small classified ad.
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Watkins
L. A. Swanzy
Maysfield Road
Batteville
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Rylander’s Dairy
Cameron, Texas
E. A. Camp
E. B. Camp
Mamie A. Hefsey
John Kohut
Milano
Frank Kohut
Herbert Schroeder
J. M. Mitcham
Tom Neiman
H. V. Harlan
Branchville
Firestone Supplies
Homstmarnwn Bros
International
Chevrolt
Ford
Chevrolet
Ian
Wylis
Firestone
Skeezix
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