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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1950
Page
4
Superintendent J W Pyland and wife spent the officers week in San Antonio visiting Mr and Mrs Edward Giles. Mrs Giles is the former Dorothy Maye Pyland.
A committee of the American Veterinary Medical Association reports that at least 30 states sustained cattle losses from X disease during 1948.
Ronald Robert, son of Mr and Mrs Carl Lockstedt, was baptized Sunday July 23 at St Kopp. Sponsors were Mr and Mrs Emil J Jalufka.
The Eagle corrects a previous birth report for Linda Sue Schoenfeld of Mr. and Mrs Alvin Schoenfeld. She was born at Shiner Hospital, not the local hospital. R L Vivial of Schulenburg visited Moulton on Thursday to catch up with friends. Nelda Lee Phillips and Dianna Nell Perkins returned to San Antonio Friday after a week with the Knapes.
Mr and Mrs Charles O Mi culka return to Smithville Texas after a pleasant visit with relatives and friends in Moulton and Shiner.
An Ohio factory workers group signs a 1950 Declaration of Independence style pledge praising self reliance and anti communism. The ad, financed by workers of Basic Refractories, echoes the Freedom Train era and calls for active defense of the American way of life. In Searcy Arkansas George S Benson reflects on civic awakening.
The new weed killer 2 4 D is described as lethal to broad leaved plants including weeds flowers and ornamental shrubs.
United Gas Pipe Line Company filed with the Federal Power Commission on Monday to build about 1130 miles of natural gas pipelines across Texas Louisiana and Mississippi with an estimated cost over 111 million. The plan aims to boost daily capacity by about 805 million cubic feet and expand reserves and distribution for 400 plus cities and towns served. Deliveries would reach cities towns and industries along the routes and to Texas Eastern Transmission Corporation and other pipelines.
Phineas Taylor Barnum branded his immense traveling circus the Greatest Show on Earth, a bold assertion that defined its public image and drew crowds across venues. The phrase became a lasting emblem of 19th century American entertainment.
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