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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1947
Page
9
Irish Spanish rider Michael Valdez rides the vengeance trail after his parents murder and his father is blinded. He discovers an old couple tortured at a farmhouse. the dying man accuses Raymond Garvin. A Mexican youth reveals himself as the son and a girl’s hat confirms the twist.
Michael Valdez, known as El Caballero Rojo, infiltrates the fortified Garvin stronghold in Luna Rosa to confront the banker about stolen land. He demands Garvin open the bank safe and face justice for the deaths linked to the de Cuevas land dispute.
Juanita vows to aid Sefior Caballero in hunting Garvin who harmed her people. Michael Valdez seeks Garvin for five year old vengeance but promises to protect Juanita. He rides El Cielo away, leaving uncertain if he returns to lead them or save himself.
University of Nebraska researchers chart the Great Plains bison lineage from about 500000 years ago to today. They note a trend of horn size shrinking from 80 inches to 22 inches while body size remains near constant. Population ebbs and flows with climate and human arrival, then declines with white settlement. The study, led by Dr. C B Schultz and W D Frankforter, will continue for about five more years.
Clarissa Minnesota report on Mrs. Mabel Radabaugh a 75 year old wife and mother who after attending Portland art classes four years ago began painting pastel floral prints and now runs a workshop at her home in Clarissa.
R M Kobs president of the First National bank in Mountain View Oklahoma argues the federal income tax has helped farmers. He says it forces farmers to tally income from milk and egg checks and feed sales revealing true profit and improving financial awareness for farmers.
In Pittsburgh a legacy of $100,000 intended to buy coal for needy families has sat unused for 80 years. Charles Brewer and James Crawford left funds to West Penn Hospital but lack of eligible recipients led courts to order transfer of the money to the Pittsburgh Foundation.
CHICAGO. For the second time Fawn a Seeing Eye dog guided her mistress Miss Anita Blair blind since childhood to safety as a fire broke out behind Bowen high school during a safety lecture. Miss Blair previously survived the La Salle hotel fire of June 1946 where 61 died.
Idaho Falls workers in the sanitary department, handling about 600 tons of trash weekly, were asked to search for three sewing machine needles she dropped in a garbage can.
In Zumbrota Minnesota Miss Seceillie Howe continues to use her parents cook stove bought at the start of housekeeping in 1876. The original stovepipe with a right angle elbow and a coal ash door remains in service with no repairs in 71 years though hooks were welded onto stove lids for easier lifting.
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