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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1952
Page
8
A long list of names from Texas towns including Moulton Shiner Corpus Christi and San Antonio appears for subscription renewal payments. The notice mixes reader names with a few personal updates such as visits and Thanksgiving in San Antonio. Continuous names indicate a community mailing willingness and renewal intent.
The Eagle is offered for new subscribers at $2.00 per year as a Christmas promotion. Existing subscribers who bring in a new subscriber also receive $2.00 for the new year and the existing year. Both benefits apply only in this combined deal, with a $1 saving for each participant.
A reader sends £2.50 for the IWagle subscription and mentions the first snowstorm. The letter extends best wishes to new Eagle owners and thanks Mr. O F Knape and son, signed by J W Nachlinger of 7210 Wyoming St.
Publishers remind former readers to settle outstanding debts as The Eagle will be sent only to prepaid subscribers. High prices prevent sending on credit and prompt payment will keep the paper arriving and avoid future notices.
Clarence Dean near Yoakum seeded 5 acres to Hubam clover and oats using a grain and fertilizer drill. Dean inoculated seed and applied 400 pounds of 3-12 fertilizer per acre to improve soil for future grass. Raymond Meyers north of Yoakum completed 1.3 miles of terrace races and plans oats and Hubam clover for soil health and temporary pasture. District supervisors approved 32 initial plans on 3,246 acres and sponsor an essay contest “Save the Soil and Save Texas” with regional and state prizes.
We express sincere thanks to all who assisted during illness and after the death of our wife and mother Mrs Harvey Wagner. Special thanks go to Rev Joseph Kopp and Rev John Matocha for consoling words and to those who sent flowers.
The Fishbeck family expresses heartfelt gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindnesses during illness and after the death of Mrs. John Fishbeck. Special thanks go to Fathers Collins Hanacek Kopp and Ma tocha and doctors Wagner Boyle Connally and the nursing staff for care and flowers.
Belton in November reports Nelson H. Hander, a pecan grower, using a horned owl named Pop-Pop to lure and shoot hundreds of crows. The farmer ties a twine to the owl and a crow, hides nearby, and the attacking birds draw in, allowing Hander to shoot them.
Leftover pork and gravy served in a corn bread ring makes a quick, hot main dish. The bake and heat approach keeps corn bread moist and preserves warmth, yielding a savory pork with gravy centerpiece for six.
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