The Moulton Eagle May 2 1941 issue note
The Moulton Eagle published weekly in Moulton Texas presents a May 2 1941 edition note on in advance subscription rate and postal record.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1941
Page
4
Oak Grove P T A Holds Final Meeting Of 1940 41
Oak Grove Parents and Teachers Association held its last meeting of the 1940 41 school year Friday April 18 with strong attendance. Rudie Freytag remained president and officers stayed largely the same as before. Membership set at 2 at 32 members enrolled. Graduation on May 2 features District Clerk E S Pat Kelly address and County Superintendent W A Ei ers diplomas. A box supper follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove Parents’and Teachers’ Association
Rudie Freytag
Frank Nagelmueller
Fay Wiseman
W. H. Burt
Sylvia Michulka
Joe Anderle
John Ammermann
E. S
Pat) Kelly
W. A. Ei‘ers
Texas Oil Industry Reach Across State Highlights
Texas reports rapid growth with 501 fields active and nearly all counties involved in oil or gas. Petroleum production accounts for 93 percent of mineral value, paying $272 million in wages annually and contributing $128 million to farmers and ranchers. Taxes total $95 million. New oil fields number 125 and retail circulation from the industry reaches $324 million each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Texas Petroleum
Texas Petroleum Industry
Texas Oil
Silent Night composed in 1818 in Austria
The Christmas hymn Silent Night was written in 1818 by Franz Xaver Gruber and Joseph Mohr in Austria, later becoming a global carol. Texas produced roughly half of the United States pecan crop, underscoring the state's prominent nut production. Esther Cleveland was reportedly the president’s only child born in the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Cleveland
White House
National Dairy Month Declared by Milk Producers Federation
The National Cooperative Milk Producers Federation designates June as National Dairy Month to boost interest in milk and milk products. Milk remains a crucial farm income source for many states and a healthful staple for consumers. Marketing cooperatives will lead the drive, highlighting their successes in dairy farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Cooperative Milk Producers’ Federation
Flax Growing Studied by Yoakum Farmers
Farmers in the Yoakum area plan a weekend tour to Yorktown to study flax growing methods and varieties. Indications point to good prices for the Yoakum tomato crop despite a late flax season, with less competition from Florida and lower Valley yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoakum
Yorktown
Florida
Donald Glass of Tristan da Cunha Dies in London
Donald Glass, descendant of William Glasy who founded Tristan da Cunha, left the quiet island life for London where he died within a year. He joined the Boy Scouts hoping for a path to the “great world,” but civilization’s germs proved too strong for him as illness gradually wore him down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Donald Glass
William Glasy
Tristan da Cunha
South Atlantic
Donald
Boy Scouts
First Bible Printed in Indian Language in America
The earliest Bible printed in America appeared in 1663 in the Indian language after John Eliot's translation. English portions followed later with a complete English edition issued in Philadelphia in 1782, with a partial English release in 1777.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
John Eliot
Philadelphia
Silk from Corn Meal Zein Produces Artificial Silk
Zein, a protein from corn meal, is used to spin artificial silk. Filaments can be twisted into yarns for various textiles and dyed in any color.
Sun Energy Research Aims to Power Machines at MIT
MIT scientists receive long term funding for a half century to study converting solar energy into mechanical power for use in machinery and industrial applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Nickel alloy resilient for oil refinery use developed
An industrial newsletter reports a newly developed 98 percent nickel alloy that does not spark even under heavy use, suitable for oil refinery environments. The discovery highlights improved safety and durability for harsh refinery operations.
Pirates on Ellis Island History and nickname Gibbett Island
Ellis Island earned notoriety as a site of hangings and was nicknamed Gibbett Island for years highlighting its grim past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Island
Calle Gibbett Island
Temperature Similarities From Donkeys to Humans
The normal body temperature of donkeys and horses is closest to that of humans among animals, highlighting a shared thermal range. This fact reflects comparative physiology across equines and humans.
Blessings Placed On Ancient Travel Routes
Travelers on ancient highways were said to be protected by a blessing placed on the road and honored by people living along the route.
India Post profits from world's cheapest land letter rates
India’s postal system runs on the lowest land letter charges globally yet earns a profit. The balance implies efficient operations and potential cross-subsidies within the postal network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Muskrat fur supports livelihoods across Louisiana fur trade
The thrifty, prolific muskrat fur provides a living for about 100000 people connected directly or indirectly with Louisiana's fur industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Australian warfare envoys safeguarded by decorated shields
Australian warfare envoys from tribal conflicts are protected by special decorations painted on their shields. The markings signify status and role, potentially deterring violence and signaling peaceful mediation within ancient conflict contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
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Emil J. Jaluska
Prop
Moulton, Texas
Moulton Hardware CO
Moulton
Eleanor
Roosevelt
Eleanor Roosevelt
Eagle Ad
Federal Deposit Insurance
Washington
State Bank
Community Bank
Q. F. Knape
PostisHem Sap
Mowlton Tewas
Oak Grove
P.T.A
Burt
Texas Oil Facts
Tex
Nickel
Ki, al
T. Fehrenkamp & Sons
Moulton Lumber Dealers
Edwin A. Jaeggli
A. J. Darilek
F. & M. State Bank
Novosad
Bik
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