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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1949
Page
8
A farmer stacks U.S. Savings Bonds beside grain and fruit trees to guard home, land, livestock, and equipment. The Bonds grow at a ratio of $4 per $3 over ten years, funding a financial reserve for good crops and hard times.
The Flatonia 4-H Boys Club elected Boyce Needham president Clyde Parker vice president Franklin Kosian secretary and Wiley Miller reporter at their November gathering in Flatonia on December 6.
Notice from Elo C. Fehrenkamp mayor and Zat Johnson chief of police bans shooting fireworks in the business section of Moulton during Christmas and New Year holidays. Violators will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
Mr and Mrs Roy Neuse and their son Donald and Mrs Ida Neuse spent several days visiting friends in Corpus Christi. They then joined Mr and Mrs Oscar Roeber on a trip through the valley, attended the Harlingen fair, and visited Reynosa Mexico. Jackie Cinadi was in Corpus Christi Thursday of last week.
The article notes Siberia experiencing temperatures falling even lower than those measured at the North Pole, highlighting extreme winter conditions across the region.
Instructions warn to evacuate everyone and call the fire department. Advise locating the nearest alarm box and posting the fire department phone number. Recommend closing doors to the fire area and, if trapped on an upper floor, staying by an open window and awaiting rescue.
A representative from the San Antonio Social Security office will be in Yoakum on Wednesday December 21 at 9:00 AM at City Hall. Nearby news notes include several local residents traveling for business and social events, with Notre Dame defeating S M A 27 to 20 in Dallas.
A two foot long tungsten bar at the Westinghouse plant in Bloomfield New Jersey yielded a 565 mile filament wire. The fine wire about one sixth the diameter of a human hair is used in six watt light bulbs.
Otto Keil thanks Dr Wagner Dr Boyle Dr Coleman and the nursing staff at Shiner Hospital for fine service during his stay. He also appreciates relatives and friends for cards flowers and visits at hospital and home.
Milk can No 1321 missing in Moulton Texas. Finder asked to return to the Eagle Office for a reward. Also Creole Onion Plants offered for sale at 25c per hundred by Mrs G F Siems Shiner Texas.
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