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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1949
Page
12
A mixed feature discusses Bulgarian bridal bathing customs and a Kenyan forest tree hotel for camera safaris. It also highlights East Indies birds that rely on coordinated teamwork, describing gendered beak shapes and mutual feeding duties in a brief natural history vignette.
A curved beak bird uses its specialized bill to extract food from the bark and then shares the find with the male. The behavior suggests cooperative foraging and feeding between mates.
In colonial Boston a court ordered daily household logs detailing each family member's actions. Inspectors required constant access to the records, leaving no time for loafers in the district.
Mr and Mrs Ben Schraer along with their sons honored Mr and Mrs Charlie Pilat and Frances Schraer on Sunday. Attendees included Benita Schraer N of New Orleans La James Haverda La Grange Albert Pilat Jr Albert Kalisek Willie Pilat Anton Stary Jr Willie Hoepfl Sr Adolf Pilat Frank Pilat Milton Jobb Fred Firasek Pilat Fred Pilat Albert J Pilat and daughters Frank A Koncaba Ed Mikes James Koncaba Iella Okruhlik Eddie Pilat Louis Kristynik and Edward Mikes all of Moulton. Dinner and lunch featured fried chicken stew sausage cake beer and sides.
An item plunged into the water broke apart instantly, scattering fragments.
Ed Mikes, Edward Mikes, Adolf Pilat and Joseph Schraer furnished the music for a daylong gathering. All enjoyed the day.
Mrs. George Cooper, Mrs. John Cinadr and her son Jackie visited relatives in Lomota last Thursday. Miss Jewel Lockwell attends a home economics convention in Fort Worth this week.
Mr and Mrs Eugene Scholl of Corpus Christi visited Saturday with Mr and Mrs August Ellinghausen. Ellinghausen, father of Mrs Scholl, is ill at Dr Hugo J Strieder Hospital. He turned 80 last Friday.
In a surprising twist the No 1 crop in California turns out to be cotton. Analysts note the shift in agricultural prominence and discuss implications for farming in the state.
Local ad from W. H. Etlinger’s Store in Moulton Texas promoting Carboleum wood preserver and chicken house spray. Bring your can and purchase supplies at the store.
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