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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1954
Page
3
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Dr. Cox notes increasing infectious influenza across Texas sections. He urges avoiding crowds, coughing individuals, and ill people, plus hand hygiene, hydration, proper diet, sleep, and outdoor activity to reduce spread and protect convalescents from further infections.
Advertisement announces a newspaper offer for a yearly Eagle subscription priced at two dollars and fifty cents. It emphasizes value and encourages readers to subscribe for home delivery and access to editions. No further details provided.
John Strieder Sr. of Bernard in Colorado county dies at home with son John of Moulton among survivors. The Moulton Good Roads Association met in the opera house with O F Knape presiding and formed a bond issue committee. Mrs P Neskorik, 79, dies at her son’s home in Engle after moving from Morava Europe.
Austin reports 700 bond issues totaling $323,651,857, the highest total ever. Cities led with $123,426,000, including $70,000,000 in tax bonds and $53,000,000 in revenue bonds for streets, buildings, and utilities. Other bonds funded land for veterans, water conservation, college improvements, and armories.
The Moulton Eagle, published weekly in Moulton Texas, is owned by MALEC PUBLISHING CO with John FE. Janacek as editor. Subscriptions run 2.50 yearly in advance, 1.50 six months, 1.00 for three months, and single copies 10 cents.
The paper promotes reader participation and old cemetery features as a window to the past. It invites help from visitors and tips on local happenings, listing renewing subscribers from several towns and noting members connected to Moulton, Flatonia, Shiner, San Antonio, and other areas.
A fragmented roster lists individuals and places including H. E. Olle of Flatonia Pfe Arnold Bohuslav APO Wm. A. Bilers H'vilis Pvt. Raymond Hajek Colorado Henry Fisbeck Mrs. Fr. Mar ko A. J. Charba route 1 Pvt. Eugene Berckenhoff Fort Bliss Daniel Mican Houston H. V. Ellinghausen Rt. 3 Shiner Chas. Gibson Milano Mrs. Aug. Janszen H'ville Joe Ripple Sr. Clute.
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