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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1938
Page
8
Hallettsville January 17. Farmers sow tomato seeds with optimism after last year's about 209000 profit. In 1937 2500 to 3000 acres were planted and around 300 car lots shipped from Hallettsville. County Agent G C King estimates acreage rising six to 16 percent this year.
For sale a good mule offered by John Mladenka of Moulton Texas. The notice lists the animal and seller but provides no further details such as price or contact method.
Henry J. Strauss is elected president of the Hallettsville volunteer fire department. Other officers include F. K. Bucek as vice president, Gus J. Strauss as fire chief, Joe Fritsch as first assistant chief, Peter Netardus as second assistant chief, S. M. Kuykendall as secretary, and Norman B. Fehrenkamp as treasurer.
An essay argues democracy as the world’s hope, contrasting totalitarian regimes with free societies. It asserts that wages rise, freedoms expand, and peace endures under democracy, while dictatorships mislead their people and threaten global stability. The piece urges Americans and democracies to resist tyranny and verify claims with evidence.
Mr and Mrs J P Morley longtime residents of Hallettsville celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary at their home this week The couple are described as pioneers and prominent figures in the city
The farmer operates a tractor as he hoes a field of soybeans. Soybeans feed factory processing for soap linoleum paint and varnish. In a recent year 91 million pounds of soybean oil were produced 2 percent into soap kettles 5 million into linoleum and 13 million into paint and varnish.
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