Christmas Vision and Cotton Trade Tangles in 1959
Ed's Viewpoint reflects on missed peace and a Christmas wish for love and brotherhood as rockets cast a shadow over humanity. The piece notes U.S. and Mexico cotton flows with 100 truckloads daily entering Brownsville, urging revision of import laws to curb partly processed cotton and protect domestic mills.
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Texas
Brownsville
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U. S
Bobkittens and Bobkatz Win Local Four Day Tourney
The Moulton Bobkatz and Bobkittens captured boys and girls championships at the Third Invitational Basketball Tournament held December 16 to 19 in the High School Gym. Readouts show Moulton teams advancing through semi finals to claim top honors while Sheridan and Shiner squads earned podium spots. Awards were presented by Supt. Edward F. Rainer and local donors to each champion, runner up, and consolation teams.
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Bobkittens
Sheridan
Luling
Smithville Tigers
Nixon
Tigers
Moulton Bobkittens
Waelder Wildkittens
Moulton
Bobkatz
Shine
Shiner
Victoria
Flatonia
Canyon Cougars
Luling Boys
Hallettsville
Columbus Boys
Waelder Wildcats
Columbus
Canyon
Victoria Girls
Smithville
Shiner Girls
Lulie Jasek
Koo Wenske
Georgie Luksovsky
Gloria Haas
Gussie Stinger
Vivian Barborak
Rose Berckenhoff
Mary Jasek
Sandy Hohit
Rita Sumcek
Carmen Eienberger
Donnie Jaroszewski
Edward Rainer
Charles Luksowsky
Leon Vasek
Ben Darilek
Leroy Fishbeck
Keith Strandtman
Elmer Michna
Johnnie Dietschke
Allen Hanslik
Stanley Zimmerman
Kenneth Anderle
Thomas H. Hajger
Edward F. Rainer
Moulton Council
The
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Moyer
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Harty
Supt
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Wilder
Martinez Admits Stealing Mrs Welff’s Car After Jail Break
Eugene Martinez 23 and Alejandro Tovar Landin 28, arrested for burglarizing a Schulenburg clothing store, admit taking a 1954 Chevrolet owned by Mrs. John Welff after the Gonzales jail break. The pair were caught in Abilene with another suspect. Perez remains at large. The loot included clothing and about $250 in cash and the suspects are wanted in several counties.
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Corpus Christi
Schulenburg
North
Texas
Myke Klein
Martinez
Alejandro Tovar Landin
Ernest Perez
John Welff
Gonzales
Holmes Hospital
Welff
Fresno
California
Perez
Pioneer Ax Head Found In Gravel Pit
Emil Zimmermann found an old deteriated ax head while loading gravel from a pit on Rufus Floyd place about twelve miles west of here in Denton Creek. He gave it to County Commissioner Henry Kocian to decipher worn lettering. The artifact is believed to date from early pioneer settlement, possibly a hundred years old.
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Emil Zimmermann
Rufus Floyd
Denton Creek
Ida Pulkrabek Dies of Gunshot Wound Enroute to Hospital
Mrs. Ida Pulkrabek 58 of 105 Matthew Street Yoakum died Sunday from a gunshot to the head while being transported by ambulance to a San Antonio hospital. Wife of a Yoakum barber she was described as despondent over ill health. She was found at home about 8 A M and rushed to Huth Memorial Hospital before the San Antonio transfer. She died in an ambulance on the way to Seguin. Justice of the Peace Matt C. See is noted.
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Charles A
Ida) Pulkrabek
Matthew Street
Yoakum
San Antonio
Pulkrabek
Huth Memorial Hospital
Buffington
Gonzales
Seguin
Justice of the Peace
Matt C
Santa Visits Moulton Delights Hundreds Of Children
Hundreds of children greet Santa on his first Moulton visit this year. A 6:30 p.m. program on Front Street features Migl's Orchestra, Catholic and Lutheran choirs, and Mayor Roy Kotzebue delivering welcome remarks. Rev. Julius Holm gives the Invocation, Rev. Bernard Goebel the Benediction, with Harry Meyer as Master of Ceremonies. Santa hands out fruit, candy and toys to each child after the program.
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Moulton
Front Street
Ad. Migl
Roy Kotzebue
Julius Holm
Bernard Goebel
Harry Meyer
Santa
Leland Moore Seeks Lavaca County Sheriff Nomination
Leland E. Moore of Hallettsville announces his candidacy for Lavaca County Sheriff in the 1960 Democratic primary on May 7. Moore, 48, born in Sweet Home, lives in Lavaca County with his wife Florence and four children, working as a salesman for Jackson Farm Machinery Co. at Hallettsville. He vows law and order, full cooperation with county and state officers, and to campaign around the county asking for votes.
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Leland Moore
Hallettsville
Lavaca County
Lavaca
Texas
Sweet Home
Florence Hart Moore
Milton
Billy Moore
Victoria
Betty Jo Moore Janak
Point Comfort
Gary
Jackson Farm Machinery Co
Hal
Lettsville
L. E. (Leland) Moore
Beers Spill After Truck Crash Near Hamilton
A Rom an Urbanek tractor trailer carrying beer broke its load in a ditch outside Hamilton on Saturday. Police say drivers stopped to lend aid and ended up helping themselves to the cargo.
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Hamilton
Ont
Roman Urbanek
Roman
District Judge Holt to retire after 37 years on bench
Judge Lester Holt, after 37 years as district judge of the 25th Judicial District, will not seek re election when his term ends. The district attorney, Paul Boethel, is expected to run for the post after Holt’s term expires.
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25Th Judicial District
Lester Holt
Holt
Paul Boethel
Miss Patsy Hoepfl Wins Admiration Popularity Queen
Patsy Hoepfl daughter of Mr and Mrs Willie Hoepfl Jr was named the Admiration Popularity Queen for Radio Station KCTI. The trophy was presented by Lawrence M Walshak manager of KCTI Gonzales. Other winners included Mrs W B Foster Huntsville Texas winner of a 196¢ Thunderbird, Miss San Juanita Perez Harlingen second prize mink stole, and Miss Margaret Vaughn Shreveport third prize diamond ring.
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Patsy Hoepfl
Willie Hoepfl
KCTI
Lawrence M. Walshak
Gonzales
Admiration Coffee
W. B. Foster
Huntsville
Texas
San Juanita Perez
Harlingen
Margaret Vaughn
Shreveport
Seguin Atty Joe Saegert Announces His Candidacy For District Attorney
Seguin attorney Joe Saegert announces his bid for District Attorney of the 25th Judicial District of Texas. A Navy veteran, he practiced law locally and led civic groups in Guadalupe County. He plans to file after January 1, 1960, with Democratic county chairmen.
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Joe Saegert
Seguin
25Th Judicial District of Texas
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Louis Saegert
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Southwest Texas State Teachers College
University of Texas
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Guadalupe County Bar Association
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American Legion
Seguin Lions Club
Chamber of
Hartmann Dies in Shiner After Illness
Charlie R Hartmann of Shiner dies after a three and a half month illness at 12 20 A M Tuesday. Born September 25 1889 in Nelsonville he lived in Dickson and Dryer as a boy. He married Ella Marburger in 1915 then Elizabeth Helweg in 1919. seven children were born, two died in infancy. The couple retired to Shiner two years ago. Buffington Funeral Home planned arrangements. service at United Martin Luther Church with Rev E A Oehlke. Burial in Shiner public cemetery.
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Charlie R. Hartmann
Shiner
Nelsonville
August Hartmann
Dickson
Dryer
Charlie Hartmann
Ella Marburger
Moulton
Hartmann
Selma
Mr. Hartmann
Elizabeth Helweg
Zion Lutheran Church of
Buffington Funeral Home
United
Martin Luther Church
E. A. Oehlke
Deer Hunters Add Two Bucks at Kolar Ranch
More deer killed this season as Edgar Freytag downed an 8 pointer and R J C Vogt took a 4 pointer on the Kolar Ranch south of Sheridan.
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Edgar Freytag
R. J. C. Vogt
Kolar Ranch
Sheridan
Mrs T Shandera Buried In Moulton Cemetery
Mrs Tom E Shandera formerly of Moulton died Thursday December 17 in Houston at 3 20 p m She was born May 23 1873 in Ne tolice Czechoslovakia and moved to America at eleven She married Tom I Shandera in 1895 in Moulton and lived there before moving to Housto n She is survived by two sons a daughter and many grandchildren Funeral services were held December 19 at Smith Funeral Home with Rev Julius Holm interment in Moulton City Cemetery
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Tom E. Shandera
Moulton
S. F. Sanders
Houston
Netolice
Czechoslovakia
Jacob Welff
Barbara Nee Severy
America
Tom I. Shandera
Houlton
Smith Funeral Home
Julius F. Holm
Moulton City Cemetery
Ed. T. Shandera
Oscar F. Shandera
San Antonio
S. F. (Viasta) Shandera
Charlie Welfl
Joe Welfl
Bandera
Rosie Zavesky
Range
Annie Culak
Eagle to Publish One Day Early Ahead of New Year
The Moulton Eagle will go to press Tuesday afternoon December 29 with all news and ad materials due by Saturday noon December 26 in advance of the holiday.
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Moulton Eagle
Eagle
Mystery Farm Owned by Augustine Manoza
The Mystery Farm five miles west of town on the Gonzales Moulton FM Road is now owned by Augustine Manoza who bought the 157 acre property from the Brom family five years ago. The Bromyres had owned it for 25 years and previously purchased from Adolf Culak who held it for fifty. Last year the farm produced 50 acres of corn 13 acres of cotton 12 acres of maize with remaining land in pasture and 17 cattle plus some chickens.
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Christian Brom
Here
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Mr. Brom
Audolf Culak
Manoza
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