Annual 4 H Achievement Day Events Across Texas
County and local 4 H groups in Texas celebrate Achievement Day on November 12 with awards, banquets, and publicity. Floyd Lynch notes 123 000 Texas 4 H club members join over 2 million national members in recognizing past year accomplishments.
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College Station
Floyd Lynch
Texas
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Miss Stryk and Leroy Rehak United in Holy Matrimony
Miss Georgie Stryk and Leroy Rehak exchanged marriage vows at St Marys Church Praha in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev Marcus Valenta. The couple plans to reside in Houston after the wedding with a full day reception and local dance celebration following.
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Georgie Stryk
John Stryk
Leroy Rehak
Houston
Anton Stryk
Here
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Praha
Marcus Valenta
Vaclav Stryk
Eugene Rehak
Dorothy Farkus
Anton Rehak Jr
Geraldine Migl
Shirley Judd
Eunice Migl
Myrtle Pavlicek
Doris Ann Melnar
Johnnie Joe Fajkus
Johnnie Trojacek
Edward Pavlicek
Ernest Kubenka
Louis Stryk
Little Phyllis Stryk
Johnnie Stryk, Jr
Joe Farkus
The
Sodality
Influence peddling and politics in Texas and world affairs
A reflective essay laments influence peddling by state officials and industry figures, notes Bascom Giles’ guilt, and critiques political figures like Reuben Senterfitt. It contrasts democracy under Peron and postwar Europe with Soviet rhetoric, cites newsprint pricing and press monopolies, and warns that declining family farms threaten the nation.
Benson defends price supports as farm income slips
Agriculture Secretary Benson urged action to ease the farm price squeeze after a European tour. He defended flexible price supports, signaling concrete recommendations to shore up incomes down 31 percent over eight years. Plans include renting out cropland or subsidizing soil conservation, while political sparring over parity promises continued.
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Benson
Washington
Congress
Paul H. Douglas
Illinois
Eisenhower
Kanson
Minn
Brookings
S. C
GOP
Douglas
Ezra T. Benson
Moulton Notes From 51 Years Past
Local items list meat prices at 4 to 5 percent per pound. Henry Etlinger sold his meat market to Charles Koester. Community reports mumps outbreak and corn damage by fieldlarks. School grounds plant seventy trees. Various residents and business moves noted including new positions and arrivals. Names include A J Elster, Wm Kure, Henry Etlinger, Frank Wagner, H W Meyer, Henry Mueller, F A Kubicek, L Meiners, Jno Bartek, W G Fehrenkamp, Albert Bromm, F Biehunke, F J Knesek, Aloise Markovsky, Rud Jaeggli with wagons arriving.
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Henry Etlinger
Chas, Koester
Moulton
A. J. Elster
Wm. Kure
Cistern
Lone Star
City Beer
Frank Wagner
H. W. Meyer
Near Oak Grove
Frankie Tomasko
F. A. Kubicek
L. Meiners
Jno
Bartek
W. G. Fehrenkamp
Albert Bromm
F. Biehunke
F. J. Knesek
Aloise Markovsky
Rud. Jaeggli
Studebaker Wagons
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Victoria
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Veterans Land
Austin
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Yalta
Berlin
Germany
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Shiner
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Suara Chie
Anton Faltisek
Moulton Texas
Moulton Eagle
Wen Special
Joe Yours
Pew
Biloil
Pietsch
Moulten, Texas
Henry Mueller
Franz Koenig
Alois Rothbaur
Ed. Boehm
Cook
Mr. and
Mr. Etlinger
Ite
Negley Paints
Haas Furniture Store
Moulton, Texas
Charmin
Fisbeck
Blue Plate Olbo
Juicy Prunes
Del-Haven
Rosedale
van Camp
Novosad
Ford
Moulton Motor Sales
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