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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1948

Page

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Independence Holiday Observances and Farm Report

Editor notes Independence Day falls on Sunday and Moulton observes Monday July 5. Cuba forecasts its 1948 sugar crop at 6.6 million tons, up 111,680 tons from 1947. Congress adjourns for recess with appropriations totaling 34.9909 billion, defense 14.7307 billion. Over 9,000 airplanes assist farming. oil powered equipment drives 3,000,000 tractors and modernizes harvest and field work.

Moulton Cuba U. S

Farm trucks and vehicles drive oil use on farms

The Department of Agriculture notes almost one third of trucks are used on farms and ranches. Farm trucks rise to 1 880 000, up 61 percent since the war began, with 4 860 000 cars and 3 000 000 tractors in use, highlighting agriculture as a major oil consumer.

Civil Aeronautics Authority California Department of Agriculture

Farm tractors dominate U.S. crop land and grain harvest

More than 80 percent of America's cropland is now plowed with tractors, says the U S Department of Agriculture. Tractors operate over 100 farm implements. In small grains like wheat rye barley and oats about 80 percent of harvesting is tractor powered.

America U. S. Department of Agriculture

Railroad protest in Texas continues as voters face service cuts

Basil B. Bell of Shiner reports the Texas & New Orleans Railway Co. request to discontinue trains 51 and 52 between Yoakum and Waco remains before the Railroad Commission of Texas. Bell vows continued effort, with possible legislative action if necessary. Funeral services for Mrs. Martha Koenig Krause of Three Rivers were held in Moulton with Rev. K. Windecker officiating. She was born in Germany on April 11, 1881 and died June 21 at 67 years old. Survivors include her husband Fred W. Krause and eight children, plus siblings and many grandchildren.

Basil B. Bell Shiner Texas & New Orleans Railway Co Yoakum Waco Railroad Commission of Texas Bell Fred W. Krause Three Rivers Smith Funeral Home Moulton Rev K. Windecker Krause Martha Koenig Germany Texas Flatonia Oak Grove Lavaca County Skidmore Taree Rivers Co. L. Hart Huntington California Arthur F. Krause Ozona Emil Bahne Alfred C. Krause Erna Sliva Charles Doubrava Idwin Wallek Frank Koenig Floresville Anna Pundt Emelie Henrichs San Antonio Paul Scott

Shiner Plans Big Fourth of July Celebration

Shiner service organizations led by American Legion and V. F. W. prepare a large Independence Day event at Blucher Park. With no local independence celebration scheduled, residents may travel to observe other communities’ festivities.

Shiner Service American Legion Blucher Park

Rededication On The Fourth

The editorial urges readers to reread the Declaration of Independence on July 4th and reflect on its ideals. It notes that governments derive power from consent and calls Americans to pledge their lives fortunes and sacred honor in support of freedom.

Continental Congress United States Moulton Eagle

Petrashs Welcome Twins Gerald Eugene and Lawrence Dean

Mr and Mrs Petrash announce the arrival of twins Gerald Eugene and Lawrence Dean born June 22 to S Sgt and Mrs E B Petrash of Oakhurst New Jersey. Mr Petrash is the son of Mrs Nell V Petrsah formerly of this city.

Gerald Eugene Lawrence Dean S.sgt E. B. Petrash Oakhurst New Jersey Mr. Petrash Nell V. Petrsah This City

Lions Club Directors Hold Meeting in July Family Night

The Moutter Lions Club board met at the high school gym Wednesday night to approve minutes and transact routine business. A motion passed to hold a Family Night in July with a committee to pick a place and date.

Moutter’ Lions Club

Soil Conservation Meeting At Moulton High Gym

A soil conservation meeting will be held at the Moulton High School Gymnasium Wednesday night July 7 beginning at 8 PM. Mr. Saunders soil conservation manager of Gonzales County will be the principal speaker.

Moulton High School Saunders Gonzales County

Fox Killed on Rothbauer Farm Near Moulton

Marvin Rothbauer killed a fox on the Rothbauer farm about 21% miles west of Moulton on Wednesday of last week.

Marvin Rothbauer Rothbauer Moulton

Flatonia Softball Defeats Moulton Clerkettes 7–2

Moulton fans saw two Thursday night games. Flatonia defeated the Moulton Clerkettes 7 to 2. Score by innings shows Flatonia with 6 runs in the first and 1 more in the fourth.

Moulton Clerkettes Flatonia Moulton Clerkettes

Cattlemen Defeat Lions Club 16 to 12 in Key Game

The Cattlemen defeated the Lions Club 16 to 12 in a tight contest. Lions 5011140 and Cattlemen 920401x appear in game tags as identifiers.

Cattlemen Lions Club Lions

Thompson Seeks Re election in Texas Ninth District

Incumbent congressman announces bid for re election within the Texas Ninth District. He pledges steadfast conservatism, local outreach, and service while opposing federal interference on civil rights and pressing state claims to tidelands. He plans to campaign across the fifteen counties through summer.

Asia Texas 9Th Tidelands Washington

Potatoes Shine for Emil Greive in Texas Contest

Emil Greive of Prada community northwest of here emerges as a strong bidder in the local potato growing championship. He planted 100 pounds of white seed potatoes and 50 pounds of red and harvested a ton of each, an impressive yield amid the Texas competition.

Emil Greive Prada Here Texas Mr. Greive

Niebuhr Cordes Families Hold Two Reunions Here

The Kaase family held a reunion at Mr F C Kaases home in Moulton on Saturday June 26 with C I Kaase of Austin Eric Gummelt and children George Marjorie and David from Hallettsville and other relatives from Houston Austin Seguin Kyle and Moulton enjoying refreshments. The Niebuhr and Cordes families held their annual reunion at Herman Park in Moulton on Sunday with a large dinner and many attendees from San Antonio Taylor Austin Baytown Cisco Seguin Houston and other locales.

F. C. Kaase Moulton C. I. Kaase Austin Eric Gummelt George Marjorie David Hallettsville Charles Berg Carolyn Judy Elwyn Gummelt James Hulda Kaase Houston Gus Gummelt Helen Kaase Helen Urban Niebuhr Cordes Herman Park J. O. Smothers Elgin F. C. Koester Lydia Koester A. H. Spickermann Skidmore Olan Mittanck and Sons Louis Niebuhr Ray Siebert Terry San Antonio W. J. Cordes Taylor W. C. Schmeltekopf Kyle O. J. Hill R. A Hudson M. A. White E. J. Arnim Olive Arnim Baytown J. J Collins Cisco E. L. Et

Brook General To Play V.F.W. Here July 14

The Brook General Hospital softball team of San Antonio will face the Moulton V F W team in Moulton on Wednesday night July 14 starting at 8 o clock at Lions Club Field. Anton Schoenfeld former Moulton boy is manager of the San Antonio club and reports a fine squad with a good season record. Edgar Keil and Dennis Wagner handle the local club and also boast a strong record. The crossing of these two clubs here July 14 is expected to be one of the season s best games with a large turnout to support the V F W nine.

Brook General Hospital San Antonio Moulton V. F. W Moulton Lions Club Anton Schoenfeld Edgar Keil Dennis Wagner Brook General

Moulton School Board Buys Land for Colored School

The Moulton School Board purchased 134 acres from Mrs. Selma Jaeggli, part of an 18 acre Wm. Chase league tract east of Highway 95 within Moulton city limits. The site is bordered on the north by South First Street and a new school house for colored children will be built there.

Moulton

Moulton Student Receives Honor in Fire Prevention Contest

Rose Marie Melnar of Moulton High School earned an honorable mention ribbon for an excellent poster in the Annual Fire Prevention contest sponsored by the State Firemen's and Fire Marshal's Association.

Rose Marie Melnar Moulton High School State Firemen’s and Fire Marshal’s Association

Darilek Couple Welcome Franklin Lee

Mr and Mrs August Darilek of near Moulton announce the birth of their third son Franklin Lee at Dr Hugo J Strieder Hospital in Moulton on June 24 at 12 30 PM. The newborn weighed 7 pounds 13 ounces. Mrs Darilek is the former Miss Millie Simper, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Simper.

August Darilek Moulton Hugo J. Strieder Uproom Darilek Franklin Lee Millie Simper Frank Simper

Dewey and Warren Republican Nominees Named

Governor Thomas E. Dewey of New York was nominated as the Republican standard bearer for the presidential campaign. Governor Earl Warren of California was named running mate. The convention was held in Philadelphia. Dewey was unanimously nominated on the third ballot. The Democratic National Convention will meet in Philadelphia on July 12 to nominate a candidate.

Thomas E. Dewey New York Republican Standard Baerer Earl Warren California Dewey Philadelphia Govenor de Cand Cate

Draft Bill Enacted Sets Nations Military Strength

The draft bill fixes the nation’s military strength at 2 005 882 and delays induction by ninety days after the President signs. General Omar N. Bradley, Chief of Staff, says the measure provides an eleventh hour chance for peace through cooperation and will not delay the Army as draft registration and induction machinery are organized.

Congress Omar N. Bradley Bradley

Rectory Construction Under Way for St. Joseph’s Parish

A $33,000 two story brick veneer rectory for St. Joseph's parish in Moulton is under way with completion expected this fall. Plans were drawn by Leo M. J. Dielmann and construction is directed by Kunz and Trenkelback of San Antonio.

St. Joseph’s Moulton Leo M. J. Dielmann Kunz & Trenkelback San Antonio

Moulton Business Leader Novosad Fractures Collarbone

Ed Novosad, leading businessman in Moulton, fractured his collarbone during a scheduled Fire Drill by the Moulton Volunteer Fire Department Monday night. He slipped and fell from a fire truck while navigating a downtown corner and will be out of business for several weeks due to severe pain.

Ed. Novosad Moulton

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Dallas The Eagle Fred W. Krause of Mrs. Petrash Soil Conservation Meeting Fox Thompson Clark. W. Thompson Niebuhr-Cordes Kaase Warren Novosad
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