Moulton Eagle details frontline publishers and paper data
The Moulton Eagle lists C F KNAPE and W L KNAPE as publishers and proprietors. It notes publication every Friday from Moulton Texas with a yearly subscription of $2.50 in advance. It mentions six month and three month rates and single-copy availability. The issue is entered as second class matter at the Moulton Post Office under the 1879 act, dated August 22 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.F. Knape
W. L. Knape Publishers and Proprietors
Moulton, Texas
Moulton
Texas
Early plowing curbs boll weevil next year
The U S Department of Agriculture urges farmers to plow cotton stalks soon after harvest before the first frost. Early plowing starves boll weevils before winter, reducing survival and late season buildup. Planting early and choosing fast maturing cotton aids early harvest and maintains the starvation period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Does Your Vote Mean As Much?
An elderly Texan visits a Dallas doctor's office with a heart attack and begs to be kept alive until the next November so he can vote. The piece underscores the importance of voting and civic duty for free Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Three Little Words and Then Some
A retired prominent salesman explains his success with three words and then some. He says top people do what is expected and then some showing thoughtfulness, responsibility, loyalty, and reliability beyond the call of duty.
Resolution of Respect for Mrs Geo von Lienen
The Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid Society records its sorrow at the death of Mrs Geo von Linden a faithful member and beloved community figure. The resolution expresses sincere sympathy to survivors and requests copies for the society minutes and the Moulton Eagle for publication. The item notes Alma Halliburton as President Hertha Scott as Vice President and Rose Helweg as secretary pro tem. The article also mentions that the first execution for witchcraft in the U S occurred in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. von Lienen
Zion Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
Moulton Eagle
Alma Halliburton
Hertha L. Scott
Rose Helweg
Sec’y
Local residents and visitors spend time in Moulton area
J T Kelly of San Antonio attended to business in Moulton last week Thursday. Several San Angelo couples and individuals, including Mr and Mrs Raymond Olsovsk y and Joan and Dean, spent the weekend here. Gene Boehm returned from New Braunfels after a week away. Caldwell and Austin residents visited Emma Fehrenkamp. Taylor and Clarksville guests joined local families for the week. Thurman Carter and family from Victoria stayed for several weeks. A Koncaba and daughter with Trojacek family also visited Columbus and Schulenburg. Emma Rosenauer returned home after two weeks in Danbury and El Campo. Emma Fehrenkamp sent a Needville copy of The Moulton Eagle. Henrietta Kresta and Daniel MiCan spent Tuesday in San Antonio. I G Janca of Austin visited Moulton Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T Kelly
San Antonio
Moulton
Raymond Olsovsky
Joan
Dean of
San Angelo
William Hohit
Caldwell
Edward Henry Fehrenkamp
Austin
Emma Fehrenkamp
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