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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1952
Page
12
George Mueller secretary of the Moulton F. G. A. V. announces the association will hold its annual meeting at City Hall in Moulton on Saturday July 5 at 2 30 P M All members urged to attend.
A public discourse warns that free peoples must remain united and vigilant against communism. It asserts the will to resist weakens when liberty becomes luxury and indifference risks the downfall of nations, urging steadfast stewardship to uphold freedom.
Mr and Mrs Reichman of Hallettsville celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a trip to Mexico City to visit historic sites. Friends in Texas send wishes for health and happiness. Lt Commander Edgar J Butschek of the U S Navy, with his father Henry, visited The Eagle office Friday. Butschek, a Moulton native, is a 1936 Moulton High School graduate.
Mr and Mrs W L Knape and Mr and Mrs E E Eberhard with son David of Moulton join Miss Jo Ann Eberhard of Austin and Mr and Mrs S A Wunderiich of Houston to thank local fire crews after a fire threatened their home last Thursday afternoon. The group spent the weekend at Buchanan Dam and reported a wonderful time.
A vintage poultry ad argues pullets aged 8 to 24 weeks require richer feed than vegetables. It equates growing chickens to children from 5 to 18 years and promotes Nutrena All-Mash Grower as essential fuel during this critical period for body and egg production.
At a Nutrena testing station pullets fed Nutrena Grower produced three times more early eggs in 64 days than birds on a low antibiotic B-12 diet. Nutrena touts Miracle Livium as the guaranteed active ingredient mix boosting body building materials for stronger egg production.
A list shows relatives and friends traveling from Waco Dallas Hallettsville Flatonia LaGrange Houston Danbury Angleton New Braunfels Taylor Schulenburg Roscoe Smithville Waelder and San Antonio to attend the funeral services for Mrs. Jacob Steinocher. Notables include Anna Steinhocher Edwin Steinhocher Otto Lee Zappe Billie Lee Kubenka and Oscar E. Shanderra among others.
The Eagle thanks readers for subscription payments since the last report. Names include Norman Dietschke San Angelo H A Klobedans Flatonia John Brom Shiner D R Hull Waelder Eddie Trojacek Beaumont John Schacherl Moulton Harry Meyer Moulton Mrs Jno Beran Moulton Emil Beran Moulton Louis Spaniel Moulton Ad Anders Moulton Wm H J Wenske Moulton Joe Luksovsky Gonzales Ad Boehm Jr Moulton Albert Brom Moulton E C Baker Pasadena Alfons Kalisek Moulton Mrs Stella Krejci Moulton Mrs Homer Kelso Austin Victor Fisbeck Moulton Dr H J Strieder Moulton George L Haas McQueeney Miss Edna Gummelt Houston Ad Bevan El Campo Mrs Lee Tousignant Michigan Victor Stary Shiner Anton A Dornak Moulton Frank J Meyer Moulton Henry Butschek Moulton Louis Rothbaur Newport Wash John Jobb Jr Shiner Edward Kokas Shiner.
We express sincere thanks to neighbors relatives and friends for aid during illness and at the death of Emil Siems Jr Special thanks to Shiner Hospital and Houston hospital staff Rev H F Meyer of Houston Rev K Windecker of Moulton and the pallbearers Grateful for the flowers Mr and Mrs Emil Siems Mr and Mrs Erwin Siems.
A Moulton businessman Joe Schoenfeld thanks the public for liberal patronage during his years of operation. He states all dealings were pleasant and customer satisfaction was his aim.
Lt Commander J Butschek and family left Saturday for San Francisco en route to Pearl Harbor where he will be stationed at the U S Naval Air Supply Station. The family, long stationed at Patuxent River Maryland, recently visited his parents in Moulton and Mrs Butschek's parents in Port Arthur Texas.
A characteristic column urges younger voters to scrutinize government programs and taxation. It argues that rising corporate taxes threaten dividends and inheritance, calling for a week of serious reflection on socialism versus clever political manipulation.
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