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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1949
Page
14
Dr Fred Berckenhoff advertises eye care services in Shiner Texas. Office hours are 8 30 to 5 30 with phone listed. Services include glasses fitted lenses duplicated frames repaired and eye examinations.
Mr and Mrs Herman Paul of West Columbia spent Sunday in Moulton as guests of Mr and Mrs W K Richter Oscar Lee Barta a Texas A and M student visited his parents Mr and Mrs Alfons Barta for several days last week Mr and Mrs Henry Malinek and son Sidney John visited Mr and Mrs Joe Malinek in Schulenburg on Sunday Mr and Mrs O F Knape spent Sunday afternoon in Yoakum with Mr and Mrs Harold Knape
The article argues that prosperity depends on productive men and capital. It laments shrinking capital since 1930, warns that loss of money risks losing initiative and jobs, and urges tax reform to free risk capital to pair with skilled workers for growth. It highlights innovation, competition, and the need for investment to sustain employment.
I express gratitude to all who assisted me in my bereavement after the passing of my wife. Special thanks to Dr. Hugo J. Strieder Carl Smith Edward Darilek of Smith Funeral Home Miss Bertha and Clara Oehl the pallbearers and all who sent flowers. Henry Roesler.
In 1948, 156 of 190 Texas counties with home demonstration agents ran active clothing programs, with 32 more counties continuing work from prior years. Home sewists saved money by making garments at home, producing over 571,000 items and improving 18,356 families. Girls’ 4-H clubs held dress revues in 126 counties with 5,200 participants, and 96 counties contributed to the State 4-H Dress Revue during the State Fair of Texas. About 101,000 garments were made by 4-H girls that year.
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