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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1951
Page
8
Agriculture grows more competitive as farmers seek time saving equipment. The weed sprayer is favored for fence rows and lawns, portable and easy to move. Some models double as emergency fire fighting gear with adjustable nozzles and long hoses.
Financially and physically, American agriculture stands in the strongest position to meet production demands for the free world rearmament effort. Farm savings surged over the decade while aggregate debt rose modestly, with near 22 billion dollars in liquid assets at the start of this year, four times the 1940 level.
The January deep freeze struck the Okeechobee area causing the worst cattle disaster in local history. Driving rain and freezing temperatures killed thousands of cattle, with losses approaching one million dollars. A photo shows steers too weak to stand, many dying before the freeze ended.
North Dakota livestock feeds are deficient in phosphorus, causing common ailments in herds and flocks. Livestock agent M. H. McDonald of the extension service recommends feeding a high phosphorus mineral with trace mineral salt on a free choice basis to prevent shortages.
Buffalo Stadium to host eight major league clubs in spring exhibition games from April 8 to 11, plus the Texas League North South All Star Game on July 12. Yankees, Cardinals, Cubs, Giants, Braves, Indians, Browns and Pirates slated to appear.
Readable fragments describe a scene at a mountain lake in Norfolk with possible visitors or activity. The text centers on location and ambiance rather than a named event or clear outcome. No dates, scores, or organizational details are evident.
Baltimore youth Paul Didier operates a 300 trap line in north and northwest Baltimore as part of a Maryland game and inland fish program. He catches 600 to 700 squirrels skunks possums and chipmunks monthly. He tests baits from corn to walnuts to roasted peanuts before settling on raw peanuts. Residents freed many captured animals amid concern over cruelty, but most traps target nuisance wildlife in requested areas.
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