Old Rother Family Log House Tells Early Settler Tale
Visit by Emil Rother highlights the 19th century Rother family from Schlegel Germany to Lavaca County Texas. He recalls Ambrose Rother and Charles Rother building homes, orchard work, and a wagon trek to Austin in 1894. Nearby Pagel Settlement hosts German and Czech families and a long-ago dance hall.
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Emil Rother
Route 3
Yoakum
Inters
Rother
Ambrose Rother
Zchlegel
Germany
Indianola
Texas
Lavaca Co
Charlie Rother
Louie
Grandfather
America
Hallettsville
Grandpa Rother
Moulton
Shiner
Port Lavaca
August Rother
McDade
Jamie
Barbara Prilep
Julia Schlageter
Charles Rother
Roter
Austin
William Appelt
Pagel
Pagel Brothers
Ernest Pagels
August Pagel
Julius Pagel
Infred Pohis
Ambrose Roth
Board Elects Official With Salary Fixed by Directors
A resolution from Page 1 states the official is elected by the Board of Directors and his salary fixed by the Board. He shall not be a board member and he shall not have a vote on the Board.
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Board of Directors
Shiner Prepares For National Bicentennial Event
Shiner designates itself a State and National Bicentennial Community with a ceremony at 10:00 A.M. in Welhausen City Park. Local leaders host, with speeches by officials, a flag and certificate presentation, and student performances from Shiner High School St Paul High School and St Ludmila Academy. A brunch, reception, and brewery tour follow as part of the observance.
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Shiner
Welhausen
Marcak
Shiner High School
St. Paul High School
St. Ludmila’s Academy
America
Tech
Spoetzel
Soldiers to Depart for Germany After Leave
Pvt Daniel Maynard Joost and Pvt Stanley James Mayer, sons of Mr and Mrs Woodrow Joost and Mr and Mrs George Mayer, are spending two weeks on leave with their families. They completed basic training at Fort Polk Louisiana and advanced training at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. They will depart for Frankfurt Germany Monday to be stationed eighteen months.
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Daniel Maynard Joost
Stanley James Mayer
Woodrow Joost
J. P
George Mayer
Daniel
Stanley
Fort Polk
Fort Leonardwood
Frankfurt
Germany
Doctor Faces Fraud Charge At Newport Hospital
The Newport Hospital and Clinic in Newport Arkansas and its former president Dr Thomas E Williams pleaded guilty in federal court in Little Rock. Williams faces up to 15 years plus 30000 fine and the hospital up to 40000. The scheme charged Medicare for extra days and personal expenses listed as hospital costs including a 500 venison dish a 2500 diamond brooch and a 542 45 chair.
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Newport Hospital
Newport
Arkansas
Thomas E. Williams
Little Rock
Williams
Wheat Supply Outlook Shows Small Change in World Stocks
The International Wheat Council reports a near steady world wheat stock level at year end. Global production outside China is 327 to 334 million tons for 1975 75, down 8 to 15 million from last year. Soviet output runs 90 to 90 million tons, 15 to 20 million below last year as U S harvest reaches 48 8 million tons by Sept 1 against early projections.
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London
International Wheat Council
China
Soviet Union
United States
Lyndon Baines Johnson Memorial Grove Groundbreaking
Groundbreaking ceremonies for the Lyndon Baines Johnson Memorial Grove on the Potomac were held with President Ford and other dignitaries attending. The site features a pink granite stone centerpiece, a grove of white pines dogwoods and rhododendrons, plus hiking biking trails and picnicking facilities.
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Washington D. C
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Potomac
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
J. J
Jake Pickle
Charles Robb
Pat Nugent
Interior
Rodgers Morton
Hubert Humphrey
Lloyd Bentsen
Carl Albert
House
John Anderson
Laurence Rockefeller
Dolph Briscoe
FTC
Willard Deason
Sargent Shriver
Ambasador Averill Harriman
Jack Valenti
Orville Freeman
Wilbur Cohen
LBJ
Potomac River
Texas
Canada trims forecast after lower planting intentions
The report notes a global production shortfall with Canada reducing expected output from an initial 17 to 20 million tons to no more than 14 million. It cites last year's global totals at 46.6 million tons and a reference to 9.1 million tons in an earlier figure.
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Canada
Deer Park resident visits family and attends convention
Elo Faltisek of Deer Park spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Faltisek. He also attended the 24th District Convention held here on Sunday.
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Elo Faltisek
Deer Park
Alvin Faltisek
Baptist General Convention to Debate $20 Million Budget
Dallas report notes a record 20 million dollar budget for the Baptist General Convention of Texas with 26 institutions including homes, hospitals and nine schools. The 89th annual meeting in Amarillo October 29 to 31 will discuss creating two coordinating boards and marks the first time in 27 years the convention is in Amarillo.
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Dallas
Baptist General Convention
Amarillo
BGCT
Lavaca County opens limited doe hunting area for 1974 season
Game Warden Emmett Wolfsdorff announces one doe permit per 150 acres in a southeastern Lavaca County zone. Doe permits available October 22 at Hallettsville Courthouse 8 am to 5 pm in the District Courtroom. Outside this area hunters may kill one buck only. no does elsewhere.
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Emmett Wolfsdorff
Lavaca Nty
Lavaca County
Sublime
Vienna
Hallettsville
Lavaca Co
Seasonal shifts hit pork prices and staple foods in Texas markets
College Station reports a spring rise in pork supplies with prices down slightly. Heavy beef remains steady while multiple grades and grass fed options appear. Sugar may rise prompting honey or syrup substitutions. Rice harvests set to break records, boosting supplies and stabilizing prices. Apples pears Bartlett pears and winter varieties show good supply, tangerines and cranberries reflect early-season prices.
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College Station
Gwendolyne Clyall
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University System
D’anjou
Momice
Have You Any News Call Moulton Eagle
Classified line asks readers to contact the Moulton Eagle at telephone number 506 4871 for news tips or items. Summary reflects a local newspaper solicitation rather than a reporting item.
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Moulton Eagle
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