Cotton louse threat to Henderson county cotton
Radio farm Q and A from Sears-Roebuck foundation explains that cotton may be infested by the common cotton louse. The suggested remedy is nicotine sulphate dust, applied with standard dusting equipment during warm, calm days, about two dollars per acre, with natural enemies likely reducing the pest in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears-Roebuck Agricultural Foundation
Dallas
WKAA
Hernan Darilek
Moulton
Route 1
Box
Darilek
Mr. Naylor
The
Foundation
Yoakum Youth Dies of Rabies After Illness
Norman J. Tucker, 17, of Yoakum Texas, died from rabies two months after arm wounds from a dog bite. He sought Pasteur treatment in Austin, returned apparently recovered, then suffered convulsions and died in a hospital. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs E L Tucker, three brothers and one sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoakum
Texas
Norman J. Tucker
Austin
E. L. Tucker
Children Should Be Kind to Animals Teach Humane Shape
A call for children to learn care of household pets with regular feeding and water. Emphasizes humane education and the habit of applying continuous care to all living creatures, urging consideration of animals as others would treat them. Humankind benefits from such kindness.
Town Prosperity Follows Public Confidence
The article asserts a town prospers only when its citizens trust and remain true to it, stressing that confidence from residents underpins communal growth and stability.
Wurzbach Helps Moulton Soldier Regain Rank
Lieutenant Leon L. Kotzebue, a Texas A V M honor graduate, was incorrectly passed over for promotion due to an army filing error. Congressman Harry M. Wurzbach secured a House bill to correct the injustice, promoting Kotzebue to captain and restoring 1,500 lost seniority positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Kotzebue
Moulton
The
Eagle
Leon L. Kotzebue
United States Army
Harry M. Wurzbach
Seguin
Leon L. Kutzebue
Texas A. V. M. College
Leon Springs
War Department
Officers’ Reserve Corps
Kotzebue
Wurzbach
House of Representatives
Burial of Mrs. Ida Flato in Flatonia Texas
The body of Mrs. Ida Flato wife of F N Flato Jr died in Kansas City Missouri and was buried in Flatonia with a Christian Science service conducted by Mrs E A Arnim. Niece Mrs Elizabeth Blaffer from Houston sang two solos as many relatives and friends from nearby towns attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flatonia
Texas
Ida Flato
F. N. Flato, Jr
Kansas City
M. Fernan
The
Christian Science Church
E. A. Arnim
Elizabeth Blaffer
Houston
Local Visit Note In Ring 99 Ad Circulation
A brief notice invites readers to inform the local paper of upcoming visits or departures using Ring No 99 so the paper can relay the details. The advisory appears as a community service notice aimed at keeping residents aware of appearances and arrivals.
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JF. T. Fehrenkamp & Sons
Moulton Lumber Dealers
Henry Krause
ED Novosad
Danizes Notary Public
Benk
Oscar A. Darilek
F. Orhl
P. D. Pack
Bank Bldg
Engl
Deutsch Gesprochen
Eagle Job Office
Joe C. Kopecky
Druggits
Moulton Eagle
F. Knape
Pous
Movaltor
Sas
Rvf Ir
Ahia
Wgilan
Chas. F. Mang
Gonzales and
Grecien
Washington
Debener & Mueller
Moulton Boy
Cara Nome
A. F. Kotzebue Drug Co
Moulton, Texas
F. L. Filipp
Life Insurance
TFXAS
William de Leftwich Dodge
Philadelphia
Dodge
Amir Bux
India
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