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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1950
Page
12
A collage of quirky facts and old-time trivia covers geography of the British Isles, German beer duels, odd divorce grounds, steam powered man drivables, future gender ratios, a guillotine experiment, Ninon de Lenclos bath habits, Canterbury archbishop duties, and a Texas family visit.
The Agriculture Department set base support for farmers stock peanuts at 10.8 cents per pound about 216 dollars per ton to guarantee 90 percent parity. Last year’s base was 10.5 cents per pound. Supports limited to each farmer’s marketing quota under a quota program to avoid overproduction.
Plan storage needs for every family member and have a written plan before construction. Revisit and revise the plan after a pause to ensure satisfaction with closets and cupboards once built.
The Agriculture Department's first forecast of 1950 places Texas cotton at 3,000,000 bales of 500 pounds gross weight. This equals 76 percent of normal, based on an average 205 pounds per acre.
An individual advertises corn picking services with his own elevator and trailers in Moulton Texas calling on Herman Hanslik. A voter quips about voting for a candidate and the candidate replies that district constraints prevent voting for him. Elo Fehrenkamp and spouse return from a two week vacation at Hot Springs Little Rock and Texarkana with a Lake Hamilton cottage and good time.
For Better Milk Quality explains how a simple 12 by 12 foot milk house with cooling tank reduces contamination, discourages bacteria growth, and aids sanitation. The article highlights Masonite walls, moisture resistant lining, and easy cleaning, noting plans are available from Farm Service Bureau in Chicago.
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