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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1956
Page
5
The article urges farmers and ranchers to maintain vegetative cover to protect soil and support wildlife. It notes losses from floods predators and overgrazing, outlines mortality sources, and advocates habitat protection and cooperative soil and water management as the only viable path to sustaining hunting.
VA clarifies peacetime veterans with no war service cannot receive VA hospitalization unless a disability is service connected or they have a dishonorable discharge with line of duty disability. Peacetime periods span 1918 to present with eligibility defined by Congress. Retirement adds special rules and VA urges checking eligibility.
Losses from damaged hides lowered meat quality and reduced milk production total about 100 million dollars yearly. Extension entomologist C F Garner explains cattle grubs cause cattle to seek mud and shade, reducing grazing and milk flow by up to 25 percent during peak season. He notes eggs hatch under the hide, creating lumps. control via rotenone sprays, dips, or dusts, with specific preparation and application guidance.
Lavaca County Teachers Association resolutions praise President Max E Seidenberger and officers for programs and leadership. They pledge support for retirement reform led by Parnell and staff, thank The Texas Education Agency, applaud Alamo District, and commend local superintendents boards. They urge loyalty to the United States and active civic involvement, and thank Hallettsville Shiner and Moulton teachers for hospitality. Resolutions submitted by Roy Absher, Myrtle Brosch, Lois Fox.
Mr and Mrs Vincent W Rehimet of Houston spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Vinc Rehmiet. Gus Wornat left for Eldorado after two weeks with family. The Annette Duval School of Dancing recital in Schulenburg drew Peggy among attendees. The Wornats visited Aus tin and were guests of Billie Ray Brueggman and Rhonda. Fred Osterloh of New Braunfels stayed with relatives Tuesday night. Roger Lee Wright and daughter June visited Norman Novosad. John C Mueller and family spent last week in Rosenberg and Richmond.
The 1954 Census of Business preliminary report for Lavaca County lists 94 service establishments with receipts around 88 000 dollars and total payroll of 128 000 dollars. It details 81 fulltime employees, 96 proprietors active in unincorporated businesses, and separate receipts for personal services 319 000, automotive services 71 000, and all other services 491 000.
Readers urged to send in trip plans visits picnics birthdays and entertainment events for publication in the paper. The message emphasizes sharing all news and reminds to notify the paper of any plans or celebrations.
Mr and Mrs A J Breitschopf with their daughter Linda attended the opening of the new USAA Building at Broadway and Hildebrand in San Antonio. Linda accepted a position in the nine story glass and marble structure and the family toured the building Friday.
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