It Was Long Long Ago Moulton 50 Years Ago
Local column recalls events in Moulton including Mrs. Henry Kotzebue taking a sales job, C M Kotzebue ill with bronchitis, a baby born to Emil Pundt, and property sales by Jno Krueger and F W Krause Jr. It notes deaths, school tax plans, a fatal child accident, and the opening of Flatonia High School with about 150 scholars.
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Henry Kotzebue
F. Biehunko
C. M. Kotzebue
Emil Pundt
Jno, Krueger
Wm. Pundt
Oak Grove
J. R. Matula
Lucas Rehmet
Evergreen School
Henkhaus
Joseph Faltisek
Baursville
Adolf Darilek
Galveston
Flatonia High School
Little Raleigh Edmund
E. J. Arnim
All-Wool Label Racket Warns Housewives Nationwide
Salt Lake City report from the American Wool Council warns of a door to door fraud selling cheap substitutes as all wool. The scheme targets housewives and young women in western states, with labels and luxury fabrics used to defraud buyers. Authorities say many incidents go unreported and prosecutions are weak. Citizens urged to verify credentials and report suspicious sales to police and the Better Business Bureaus.
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Salt Lake City
American Wool Council
California
Hartford
Conf
Better Business Bureau
New York
America
Allwool
Steiner Warne
Parade
Better Business Bureaus
The
Federal Trade Commission
F.B.I
Quarrel Over Cotton Pickers Hurts Two Men
George Hoyer suffered facial wounds from a blow by Mr Rodwig during a quarrel over cotton pickers and may lose an eye. A separate incident left Hoyer with a broken left leg after a fall.
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George Hoyer
Rodwig
Scouters Roundtable Held In High Hill
The Delafa District Roundtable met November 15 at Father Jacobi's Parish Hall in High Hill with 28 scouters. Bernard Kipper and Troop 204 opened the session with the Scout Oath. Announcements include a Winter Camporee December 3 and 4 at Kallus Ranch Hallettsville and the December 6 District Banquet at Quast's Cafe Yoakum.
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Delafa
High Hill
Father Jacobi
Bernard Kipper
Kallus Ranch
Hallettsville
Yoakum
Quast’s
Deer Trophy With Ply-Flex Bow Marks Fall Hunt
A young archer shows her first deer taken with a Ply-Flex fiberglass bow rated at 50 pounds. The article highlights the bow's pressure molded construction, steady tension, and weather resilience. It warns hunters to follow safety rules to prevent forest fires under Smokey Bear guidelines.
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Eid
It Pays to Advertise in the Moulton Eagle
A brief notice touts advertising in the Moulton Eagle, promising wide reach and local business exposure through ongoing print editions and ongoing classifieds.
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Moulton Eagle
Eagles Advertise for News Tips in Moulton Eagle
Readers are urged to call 3-4871 at the Moulton Eagle to share news tips. The message promises the newspaper will be glad to receive information and to improve results with local advertising.
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Moulton Eagle
EAGLE
Veterans Insurance and Disability Claims Qs and As
A veteran asks about converting GI term to permanent insurance and reinstatement limits. Answers cover non reinstatement after term ends, deadline for special G1 disability insurance within one year of listed service-connection date, eligibility for wheel chair housing grants across wars, need to file VA disability forms though letters can be informal claims, and which identification details to include when contacting VA about GI insurance.
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Korea
Correspondents Wanted for Rural Areas by The Moulton Eagle
The Moulton Eagle seeks rural correspondents from Ko mensky Witting Oak Grove and Henkhaus areas. Write or call the Eagle office if you live in these communities for an enticing offer.
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The
Moulton Eagle
Komensky
Witting
Oak Grove
Henkhaus
Eagle
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Luecke
Main St
Henry
Henry Koester
Gladiola
Hunt
Del-Haven
Mrs. Tucker
Dox
Gebhardt
Fisbeck Grocery
OLEO
Idaho
Marashino
Rose
Dale Sweet Peas
W. H. Steiner
Smart New
Sean
qCeeeey
VPA
Rexall
Mom
Joe Dennett
Scouters Roundtable
Mr. Ripper
Cuero
American Legion Hall
Porpstares
San Antonio
Texas
Express Publishing CO
SAN Antonio News
Veterans
General Electric
Cochran & Golch Butane CO
Waelder, Tex
Jalufka
Texaco
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