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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1953
Page
3
A census shows two thirds of a million part-time farmers in the United States with another million residential farmers. The article outlines land needs for various livestock and crops, notes advantages like healthful living and income security, and warns of high startup costs and risks from weather and pests. It advises careful planning and modest income goals for the first year.
From a newspaper notice a long list of mourners and relatives attends the Hoepfl funeral across multiple towns including Yoakum, Houston, Gonzales, Slaton, Flatonia and Westhoff. Names span Roznovsky Kram Wendel Hoepfl and many more with families and spouses mentioned. The notice also requests readers to send old addresses when changing addresses.
Melt butter in skillet. Saute onions until golden. Soak rolls in water and squeeze dry, then add to onions. Mix with bread, cool, then beat in 3 eggs. Add paprika nutmeg salt and corn, then combine thoroughly for baking.
Texas merchants anticipate strong holiday business after a record summer, per the University of Texas Bureau of Business Research. September incomes rose 2 to 14 percent in nine crop districts over August, while towns under 2,500 population saw a 6 percent fall from September 1952 and August, and nine month activity in these small towns was 8 percent below the prior year.
Fluoridation of public water supplies gains approval in Austin and three other Texas towns with more considering the program. State Health Officer Dr. Geo W Cox notes fluoride reduces tooth decay by one half to two thirds in children drinking fluoridated water, while stressing ongoing dental care and partial prevention.
KRESTA from page 1 ka of Korea and George Kou delka of Shiner, four sisters, Mrs. Annie Jungbauer of Shin er, Mrs. Lillie Branecky of Flatonia, Georgie Koudelka and Sidonia Koudelka of Houston. The Buffington Funeral Home was in charge of funeral arrangements.
Komensky PTA will hold its regular meeting on Thursday November 5 at 7 p m with a social postponed by the 4 H Club girls after the session. Lunch will be served. Reporter
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