Census puts U.S. population at 150.5 million in 1950
The Census Bureau estimates the 1950 U.S. population at 150,520,000, about 19 million higher than 1940. Preliminary state totals and D C figures will later be revised for apportionment of House seats, with about 700,000 transients and mariners whose home states are uncertain included.
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Card of Thanks Expresses Gratitude for Opening Day Bouquet
We express sincere thanks to Mrs. Clemice Vanham and Moulton Florist for delivering a gladiola bouquet to our business on opening day Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Hy Wagner. Mr and Mrs S A Wunderlich of Houston spent the past weekend visiting Mr and Mrs George Baur. Mr and Mrs August Kotze bu e, Mr and Mrs Don Berry and son and Dewey Baugh, all of West Columbia, Texas, visited relatives here Sunday.
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Clemice Vanham
Moulton Florist
Gladiola Boquet
Hy. Wagner
S. A. Wunderlich
Houston
George Baur
August Kotzebue
Don Berry and Son
Dewey Baugh
West Columbia
Texas
House Post Office Committee Estimates Shifts in 1948 Seats
The committee projects California gains 8 seats while New York and Pennsylvania each lose 3 and 2 respectively with small possible deviations of one seat. Other changes show Arkansas Georgia Illinois Kentucky Mississippi Missouri North Carolina Oklahoma Tennessee likely to lose one seat and Florida Indiana Michigan Oregon Texas Washington likely to gain one.
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S P J S T Lodge Holds Meeting
The S P J S T Lodge schedules its regular monthly meeting at White's Live Oak Center near Moulton for Sunday August 13 at 3 00 PM delaying from 2 00 PM due to late arrival of August Kach grand attorney. Mr and Mrs George von Lienen returned last week Tuesday from El Paso and Kerrville Texas.
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S.P.J.S.T. Lodge
White’s Live Oak Center
Moulton
August Kach
Supreme Lodge of the
S.p.j.s.t
George von Lienen
el Paso
Kerrville
Texas
Tax collections per person in 1949 rise to 359 dollars
The census bureau reported today that federal state and local tax collections averaged 359 dollars for every man woman and child in the United States during 1949. The News to The Eagle.
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Fehrenkamp Called Into Service
Mr and Mrs Fred Fehrenkamp of Houston spent last week Thursday in Houlton visiting his grandmother Mrs R Valenta and other relatives Fehrenkamp a reserve in the U S Army has been called for service He is a veteran of World War II serving in the Pacific theater
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Fred Fehrenkamp
Houston
Houlton
R. Valenta
Fehrenkamp
Boening Family Returns From Sulphur Park Trip
Mr. Adolph Boening and family returned to Fredericksburg Monday after vacationing several days at Sulphur Park, south of Moulton.
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Adolph Boening
Fredericksburg
Sulphur Park
Moulton
Knape Publishing Company Notice in Moulton Texas
This entry shows C F Knape and W L Knape as publishers and proprietors of a weekly newspaper in Moulton Texas. It notes publication every Friday and a subscription price of $2 per year in advance. The paper is entered as second class matter at the Moulton post office under the March 3 1879 act. Dated August 11 1950.
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C.F. Knape
W. L. Knape
Moulton, Texas
Moulton
Texas
Kaase Family Reunion Nears in LaGrange on Aug 13
Miss Totsie Biehunke returns from visits to Beeville and Port Aransas. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Biehunko and others visited Chas Eissler in Hallettsville as Eissler remains bedbound. F C Kaase aged 88, oldest Kaase, resides in Moulton.
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Totsie Biehunke
Beeville
Port Aransas
Kaase
LaGrange
F. C. Kansa
Moulton
Ed. Biehunko
Totsie
Charlene Biehunko
Marvin Kubenka
Chas. Eissler
Hallettsville
Mr. Eissler
Lavaca County Sheriff and officials slate announced
The Eagle announces candidates for the general election toward November. For Sheriff and for County Commissioner Precincts 2 and 6 the listed candidates are Henry Kocian and Zat Johnson. For District Clerk the candidate is E S Pat Kelly.
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E. S
Pat) Kelly
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