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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1946
Page
4
Over 14 million acres in Tennessee are covered with oak yellow poplar maple and gum. Memphis stands as the world's largest hardwood market and a major wood working hub. The Treasury Department lauds Victory Bond support for the nation’s wealth.
Behind the U S Waterways Experiment Station near Vicksburg Miss solves river and harbor improvement problems. The Mississippi plant employs over 10 000 women who produce three million quarts of food yearly. Pascagoula factory makes beach slippers from wood and 80 percent of the nation’s shrimp is caught and shipped there. Their contribution to national wealth behind Savings Bonds will grow in coming years.
W. P. Schambra of Freeport, a Dow Chemical chemical engineer, spoke at the University of Texas about Gulf region chemicals. He cited sea water, oyster shells, salt, fresh water, sulfur, and natural gas as major raw materials for magnesium and plastics, predicting Texas plants will rise in the industrial picture with magnesium use estimated at sixty million pounds annually.
The following is a list of La vaca County Grand Jurors for the week beginning March 11. Names include Henry F. Zappe Hallettsville Rt 5 and others from Hallettsville Yoakum Schulenburg Shiner Moulton Moulton Sweet Home Moulton Hallettsville Yoakum area communities.
The play Hobgoblin House planned for the Moulton High School Gymnasium has been postponed due to a cast member with measles. A new date will be announced in this paper.
Seymour Cates of Bilouxi Mississippi visits at his brother in law H. Smith. Elmo Biehunko and family travel from Houston to visit relatives. Edgar Freytag family and Bernadette in San Antonio midweek. Johnnie Williams and daughter Diana from Cuero visit Antrich family over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schwartz with Harvey Louis Kenneth and Mary Louise visited Mr. and Mrs. John Havel and Joe Schwartz Sr. in San Angelo. Mr. Schwartz and sons left Tuesday. Mrs. Schwartz and Mary Louise will stay two weeks longer.
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