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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1950
Page
4
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Property listing for ten acres on the northwest edge of town with a well improved home, sheep proof fence, REA electricity, running water in the house and a modern bathroom. Mrs. John A. Ducho, Moulton, Texas.
Mr Joe Ducho and family and Mr and Mrs John G Fishbeck of San Antonio spent Christmas in Moulton visiting relatives and friends. Ret Clarence Schraer stationed at Camp Hood Texas was here visiting his parents. Supt and Mrs J W Pyland returned from San Antonio where they stayed with Mr and Mrs Edward Giles.
Mr and Mrs Johnny B Dunagin and daughter Linda Kay of San Antonio and Mr and Mrs L A Mig and sons Louis Jr and David and Mr and Mrs Joe McAdams of Victoria visited in the home of Mr and Mrs Edwin J Knesek in Moulton on Christmas Day. Mr and Mrs Adolph Wagner and son Gary and Mr and Mrs James Koncaba and daughter Carolyn Faye spent Christmas Day in Westhoff visiting Mr and Mrs Louis Zissa.
Those who spent Christmas Day with Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Pustejovsky included Mr. and Mrs. George Pustejovsky and children from Los Alamos New Mexico, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Pustejo vy sky and Vera Mae, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pustejovsky and Emery Pustejovsky of Houston, Miss Sybil Pustejovsky of San Marcos, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Pustejovsky and Mr. and Mrs. William Miculka, Ed. Ziegelbauer of Ganado Texas, plus Andrew Petrek, and Mrs. H. M. Landrum and son Jim Bob of Houston, who spent part of the holidays with them.
Veterinarians warn that bees may overwhelm large farm animals and poultry during warm wet periods when odors from goats and horses are strong. The report notes severe injuries and potential fatalities if anti histamine treatments are delayed.
Scholars link a 1609 Strachey letter describing a great storm to Shakespeare's The Tempest. Strachey, Jamestown's first secretary, reportedly shared storm details with Shakespeare after returning to England in 1611.
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