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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1956
Page
4
County Extension notes advise farmers near retirement age to manage income to maximize Social Security benefits even if taxes rise. Tips include deferring property tax payments, raising self employed income through livestock sales, and optimizing depreciation and inventory strategies.
Nineteen 4-H leaders plus one visitor attended a leader training meeting with participants from Oak Grove Witting Sweet Home St. Joseph of Yakus and other clubs. New Ezzell 4-H leader Mrs. Henry Pohl joins, and talks cover cafe curtains home economics and depreciation and retirement guidance for farmers.
Mr and Mrs Chas Kocian Jr and families and others traveled to Austin and Houston over the weekend to visit relatives. Several individuals from Victoria Hallettsville Weimar Gonzales Edna and Houston stayed with relatives. Mrs Charles Mican underwent surgery and is recovering.
A guide describes valances and two tier curtain arrangements hung from a top rod with options for sheer or heavy fabrics. It suggests sewing a pull tape, using pleated material from skirts, drip drying, and avoiding ironing. Cafe curtains are recommended for teen rooms and decorative inverted scallop patterns are noted.
A local obituary notes the passing of a physician from the Medical Fraternity in Galveston. He is described as a good doctor and true friend whose kind deeds and consideration left a lasting memory among his wife and children and the people of Moulton.
Mr and Mrs Joe V Michalec of Komensky attended the funeral of their nephew Casper Kutach s 4 year old son in Rockport last Friday The child died of liver cancer at a young age
To lift scorch marks fill the pan halfway with cold water. Add one teaspoon washing soda and heat slowly to boiling. Then scrub as usual. The scorch will disappear.
Experiments at Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station show 1.5 pounds daily of cottonseed meal with full fed silage and milo yields gains equal to 3 pounds of a special supplement at $2.29 less per hundred pounds of gain. Similar tests by Mississippi Delta Branch Experiment Station and Texas Tech report analogous results.
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