Novohrad News Deer Hunt Winners and Local Visits
Novohrad News reports J Szzyk of Praha and Ed Mikulik and Edwin Mikulik deer hunting in Wimberly. both Mikuliks harvest deer. Grandmother Mary Jasek becomes a grandmother again with Myra Jean born to Burt Cline and Laddie Okruhlik. Various local families host visitors from Florida San Antonio Moulton Gonzales and San Angelo. Felix Okruhlik hospitalized in Shiner with well wishes for recovery.
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V. J. Szzyk
Praha
Ed Mikulik
Edwin Mikulik
Wimberly
Mary.Jasek
Novohrad
Burt Cline
Laddie Okruhlik
Myra Jean
Ed. Wotipka
Rudolph Okruhlik
Flatonia
Willie Kopecky
Florida
Henry Brosch
Ronnie
Louis Pavlas
Jimmie Luksovsky
Felix Pavlas
Moulton
Jimmie DuBose
Jamina
San Antonio
Daniel Jasek
John Molnovsky
Gonzales
Virginia Kozelsky
Parity price policy and farm troubles across states
Twenty years ago California led with one bale per acre. Now eight states match that average while a larger cotton crop on less land yields far less abroad. Parity prices and foreign aid reduced U S cotton competitiveness, costing Texas farmers half their numbers. Adlai Stevenson runs again amid debates on tidelands and farm relief. The piece critiques both parties and labels the Geneva conference a failure amid Cold War tensions. It also implicates Shivers and Shepperd in a political blame game tied to Bascom Giles.
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California
Alabama
Tennessee
Mississippi
Missouri
Louisiana
New Mexico
Arizona
Advertising Pays Boosts Retails Amidst Competition
The Sandersonville Progress cites a grocers association: only 19 of 100 customers remain after 10 years. It argues merchants should gain new local customers via planned home town newspaper advertising as competition stays fierce and the hometown paper remains the best place to promote goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandersonville
Georgia
Progress
U S Population Up Despite Mixed State Trends
U S population growth accelerates with 1950 census at 150,697,361 and July 1954 estimates showing a jump above 161 million. Seven states decline, led by Arkansas 5.8 percent. California and Nevada post large gains, Alaska high with 62 percent rise.
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United States
Census Bureau
Maine
Vermont
West Virginia
Alabama
Mississippi
Arkansas
Oklahoma
California
Nevada
Alaska
Unite States
U.S
Michigan
Delaware
Maryland
Florida
Texas
Utah
Arizona
Important Notice To Readers On Signed Letters
A notice states that all communications sent to The Moulton Eagle for publication must be signed by the writer and that the newspaper will not publish the writer's name with the items submitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton Eagle
Bascom Giles and the Veterans Land Program Trust Concerns
Questions arise about Bascom Giles being state reelected five times and elevated by the Texas Masons. The distrust from Shivers and Shepperd centers on fears he would betray those who trusted him in the veterans land program, including veterans themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bascom Giles
Texas Masons
Shivers and
Shepperd
Veterans Land Program
In Memoriam Mrs F P Raab of Moulton Lodge
Moulton Lodge No 59 O D H S of Moulton Texas notes the passing of Mrs F P Raab on November 6 1955 at age 66 after a long illness in a Houston hospital. A loyal Charter Member since 1908 she was a wife mother grandmother and friend. The committee Emma Schodde Martha Hoepf Katie Hoepf extends sympathy to her bereaved family. May she rest in peace.
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Moulton
Texas
F. P. Raab
Houston
Sister Raab
Sister Lodge
Emma Schodde
Martha Hoepf
Katie Hoepf
Winter Camporee for Delara District Boy Scouts
The Delara District Boy Scouts and Explorers hold a two day camporee at Kallus Ranch near Hallettsville on December 3 and 4. Saturday features a Table of Hazards demonstration by Foster Field Fire Department, with public attendance invited. Protestant and Catholic services are held Sunday morning on site. Closing ceremonies award patrols for organization, equipment, sleeping, food prep, safety, sanitation, and appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delara
Kallus
Hallettsville
Foster Field
Benson Addresses Bakers on Efficiency and Prosperity
Secretary Ezra Taft Benson told the American Bakers Association in Atlantic City that continual efficiency boosts farm and factory output and improves living standards. He cited 140 percent productivity gains over 30 years and a 18-to-1 provision for urban needs, plus a 20 slice loaf breakdown showing labor and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra’ Taft Benson
American Bakers Association
Atlantic City
N. J
Benson
Grocery Manufacturers of America
National Grange
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Novohrad News
San Angelo
Charlie Mig
Rosie Mig
Felix Okruhlik
Shiner Hospital
Permangi Insurance
Veterans Administration Office
Willie Pilat
Chas. Pilat
Tex
D’lees Shop
Jennings B. Cook
Moulton, Texas
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Tidelands
Reds
Governor Shivers
John Bell
Shivers
Masons
U. S
Fred A. Berckenhoff
Optometrist
Lott ST
Yoakum, Texas
Will
Shiner
Aturt
Ed Parkes
Shreveport
United Gas Corporation
M. A. Abernathy
United Gas
Parkes
Bakers
Specie
Daily
G Sun
Louisiene
Viere
Chicago Tribune
South
Chronicle
Morris Frank
Sigmon Byrd
Dick Freeman
The
Houston Chronicle
American Weekly
Feet
Houston 2
Sahoor
Chevrolet Task Force
Chevrolet
America
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Safety — Strength
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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