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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1952
Page
4
Local seed dealer W H Etlinger of Moulton Texas advertises hybrid seed corn and field seeds for farmers seeking improved yields. The short notice emphasizes his offerings and location.
U S Department of Commerce estimates exceed 3 billion dollars yearly in home repair and remodeling. The Federal Housing Administration reports Title I loans for maintenance and repairs in 1951 reached a new high of 706.96 million dollars. Reroofing is a principal category, with asphalt roofing accounting for about half of remodeling production and meeting most roofing needs.
A string of curious statements and trivia covers topics from dahlia varieties and Mexican flowers to ancient Egyptian dietary bans and small scripture trivia. Short lines present miscellaneous observations, maps of beliefs, and curious "so they say" or "maybe so" asides.
The article notes that the Texas cotton crop represents the most valuable single-subdivision agricultural production globally, underscoring its economic significance within the region.
A surprise party was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Ed Moeller on March 4 for his 44th birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Leo Heinrichs, Henry Moeller Sr, Fritz Moeller and Darlene Ann, Victor Hirsch and Dorothy, Henry Moeller and Barbara Ann, Bill Kloesel and Leroy and William, Anton Moeller Sr, Harry Zimmermann and Harry Louis among others.
The Yoakum Moeller family members Mrs. Anton Moeller Jr. and Caroline JoAnn Johnnie Ed Jr Moeller attended a meal after games. Elizabeth Seaman completed a world trip in 72 days 6 hours 11 minutes to beat a Verne inspired record. Martha McChesney Berry, Georgia philanthropist, founded schools for mountaineer children.
Abraham Lincoln died in a small brick house across from Ford's Theatre on Tenth Street in Washington D C.
An article explains how engineered wood or plywood enhances natural wood by using crosswise veneer grain. This arrangement neutralizes expansion and contraction, reducing distortion as moisture content changes.
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