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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1973
Page
4
Lavaca County invites sealed proposals for two 2 1/2 ton trucks with cab and chassis and heavy duty equipment. Bids due March 13 1993 at 10:00 AM to the County Clerk Hallettsville. Trade ins include a 1957 Ford and a 1963 International truck. Delivery within 30 days.
The City Council of Moulton Texas on February 12 1973 established the procedure for the April 7 1973 city election for mayor and two aldermanic places. It orders independent candidates to file by 30 days before election with forms, and the city secretary will determine ballot order by drawing. The mayor to issue notices and returns per Election Code Article 4.05.
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All candidates must file loyalty affidavits under Article 6.02. The Secretary will post in his office the certified candidate names from party primaries and independent filings as required by Article 13.32. One election precinct, at City Hall Building, with supplies funded by the City Secretary to conduct the election.
The writer expresses sincere thanks for get well cards and hospital visits at Ren ger Memorial Hospital. Special gratitude is given to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pietsch and Rev Julius Holm of Moulton, Rev. Raymond Wolff of Hallettsville, and to others for prayers and blessings. Also notes visit by Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Kaiser of Austin and family.
City of Moulton announces an April 7 1973 election for mayor and two aldermen Place 1 and Place 2. Precinct one at City Hall with Erwin Kram as presiding judge, Dennis Barta as alternate. Absentee voting at City Hall from 8 am to 5 pm daily from 20th to four days before election. Ballots mailed to the absentee clerk. Returns due to the mayor after the election.
The family of E. E. Darilek expresses deep gratitude for acts of kindness and services after their loved one’s death. Special thanks to Dr. Robert Wagner Rev. Robert Schmidt Rev. Stanley Petry Dennis Darilek Patrick Lombrano and the Smith Funeral Home for consoling words, services, and courtesies.
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