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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1929
Page
5
Mrs. A J Neskorik of the Engle section died at home last Tuesday evening at 8 o clock at age 52. She leaves a husband seven children four sons Milton Willie Leon Narcis and three daughters Otelia Judith Aurelia plus a sister and a brother. Funeral services were held Thursday at 9 o clock at Praha cemetery with Father Pustka presiding.
A long-ago unnamed farmer first used Chilean nitrate of soda as a cotton and corn side dressing. Studies show optimal nitrogen timing improves yields, with specifics for cotton and corn. Modern trials note effective mixtures and post-plant application practices, tracing the fertilizer's Chilean origins and history.
Starting September 2 SANITARY HATCHERY MOULTON TEXAS resumes hatching. Price per egg at one tray is 21 8 cents and 21 6 cents for two trays. Each tray holds 150 eggs. now set 150 eggs at a time vs 96 before. Inspect the new electrically heated, low odor machine at the old location and place orders for Baby Chiefs.
Sherman Aug 22 C V Rice from the 1929 Austin College class has been named principal and athletic coach of Flatonia High School. Rice resides in Le Grange. Julius Hinek and family of Yoakum visited home folks in the area. Editor Joseph Kopczy of Hallettsville was a business visitor in Moulton.
Superintendent W E Smith and his family have come back from an extended visit to Richland Springs, returning refreshed after the trip.
Frank Riehunke and Oscar An ders visited from Moulton on Tuesday. Hallettsville resident Adolph Vana, recently at the Carnation Factory in Mt. Vernon Missouri, returns home awaiting the plant opening to start work. He says the corn crop near Mt. Vernon was nearly a failure due to drought.
Brownsville August 23 Thomas B Russell 79 has taken his first train ride for a vacation to Kerrville just to please the folks He came to Brownsville in 1872 and had not left the Valley since 1881 when he was called to San Antonio by his father a pioneer Texan and commander in the Texas navy He traveled by stage on that trip.
Mrs Rud John, Miss Sophia Kubenka and Miss Stella Durilek were in San Antonio Friday as renewal reminders highlight ongoing subscriptions.
Mrs Arthur Stems of near Henkhaus was a patient in Shiner hospital and returned home Sunday.
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