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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1953

Page

3

District 10 Farm Bureau meet studies legislative issues

The Texas Farm Bureau district 10 conference in Seguin will discuss 1953 legislative strategy and organization with H C Brigkoeter and officers guiding sessions from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Speakers include C H De Vaney Leon M Lane and Bill Hoover.

Texas Farm Bureau Court House & Agriculture Seguin H. C. Brigkoeter C. H. DeVaney Coahoma Leon M. Lane Bill Hoover Farm Bureau O. R. Long American Farm Bureau Federation The Fede

Fertilizer supplies expected to rise in 1953 to meet demand

The total tonnage of all fertilizers available in 1953 is expected to be about 11 percent higher than last year. Seasonal shortages may develop, however, because of transportation problems.

Saucer Blots Kerrville Radio Interference

Kerrville radio KEVT went off air for 75 seconds last week due to interference blamed on a red orange oval object seen by four junior high students. The object reportedly circled the city from the west and vanished north, with two fins, red and green flames, and a buzzing roar. Britt Lamb, KEVT engineer, called the incident the most weird in his career and the station returned to normal after the disturbance.

Kerrville KEVT Britt Lamb Ivan Young Edgar Rasmussen Lamb

Quick Income Tax Returns Urged In Austin

Austin Texas Director of Internal Revenue R L Phinney urged 1952 individual income tax returns be filed early to avoid crowded lines. He noted refunds are faster with early filing and W 2 forms must be attached. Employers should issue W 2 forms promptly to aid early filing.

Austin Texas Tnternal Revenue R. L. Phinney Phinney Internal Revenue Service Internal Revenue

Doctors Positions Open at Veterans Administration Hospital Big Spring

Several doctor positions paying up to 10 800 annually are open at the Veterans Administration Hospital Big Spring Willis O Underwood manager announced this week Vacancies exist in Internal Medicine Urology Ophthalmology Radiology Pathology and Psychiatry Salary ranges 5 500 to 10 800 with 25 percent additional allowance for specialists making a possible maximum of 12 800 Interested parties urged to contact Manager Underwood at the Veterans Administration Hospital Big Spring Texas

Veterans Administration Hospital Big Spring Willis O. Underwood Underwood Texas

Texas Law On Inheritance Without a Will Explained

This column explains intestate distribution under Texas law, noting how property is divided when there is no will. It covers community and separate property, spouses and children rules, and hints at future columns detailing how properly drawn wills reduce costs and litigation.

Texas

Farmer Brown of Flatonia Tops Fayette Castor Bean Produce

Fayette County growers harvested 57 168 pounds of castor beans in 1952. Marvin Brown of Flatonhia led with 5 774 pounds, followed by John Kunzer of Warda and Frank Dieringer of Schulenburg. The 1953 crop expected with late February planting and a guaranteed per pound support price.

Farmer Brown OF Flatonia Fayette Fayette County Marvin Brown Flatonhia John Kunzer Warda Frank Dieringer Schulenburg PMA Kenny L. Stork Fayette Co

Personal notes from town include travelers and visitors

Lester Meyer left Sunday for Houston where he is employed in an I G A store. Frank Mraz is in the Wagner hospital in Shiner with rheumatism. Misses Etta Lockwell and Arminta Novosad of San Antonio were week end guests of home folks. Mr. O L Bunting of San Antonio spent several days here with his mother and relatives. Mrs. Frank Wagner and Frank Wagner Jr. and Mrs. Ewald Sperckenhoff were in town visiting relatives. Joe G Brazda of Needville spent Monday night with Mr. and Mrs. Fr A Koncaba. Mrs Pren Lockwell spent Friday in Gonzales. Rev C E Bottorff and Mrs Bottorff of San Antonio were guests and attended to business in town.

Lester Meyer Houston I.G.A Frank Mraz Wagner Hospital Shiner Etta Lockwell Arminta Novosad San Antonio Mr. O. L. Bunting Frank Wagner Frank Wagner Jr Ewald Sperckenhoff Oost Joe G. Brazda Needville Fr. A. Koncaba C. E. Bottorff Pren Sockwell

Local family guests over weekend visit

Miss Colleen Fehrenkamp and Bobby Manendorf of Houston were weekend guests of Mrs. Victor Fehrenkamp and children. Master Sgt. and Mrs. Alvis Pietsch and daughter Cathy of Randolph Field spent the weekend here with home folks.

Colleen Fehrenkamp Bobby Manendorf Houston Victor Fehrenkamp Alvis Pietsch Cathy Randolph Field

Johnsons and guests visit Flatonia relatives on Sunday

Mr. and Mrs. Zat Johnson and Suzy spent Sunday in Flatonia with Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Miller Jr. and daughters. Mrs. Edna Coleman of San Antonio is here on an extended visit with her sister, Mrs. Oscar Cluiss.

Zat Johnson Suzy Flatonia W. E. Miller Jr Edna Coleman San Antonio Oscar Cluiss

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