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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1947
Page
11
Michael Valdez hides as El Caballero Rojo the red cavalier seeking vengeance for his murdered mother and blinded father. He adopts disguises to scope targets and learns Raymond Garvin’s name from a dying man. He then kills Garvin and Juanita joins him in town.
Michael Valdez and Juanita de Cuevas journey through moonlit badlands toward a hidden cave hideout. Juanita insists on joining El Caballero Rojo and offers aid while Valdez plans a return to Paisano Valley and a mission at Corpus Christi.
Pancho contemplates vengeance after a shot silences a horse as he consoles a tearful Juanita. She pledges to join him, and he vows to pursue justice by any means, even outside legal bounds, amid lingering pain and resolve.
Two Philadelphia veterans turn wartime memories into a business making a safe easy to learn magic lasso for children. The device spins freely with a small embedded swivel and protects wearers. The venture employs up to 14 people and nears 500000 in annual output. A new adjustable jumping rope complements the line.
Flowers and vegetables bloom in Pacific area hospitals as convalescent service members plant seeds provided by the Daughters of the American Revolution. Since the program began during the war, 6,734 seed packets were sent this year and totals exceed 60,000 packets. Gardens adjacent to hospital buildings aid recovery and foster rivalry among patients.
District Judge Frank Williford in Houston allowed an army veteran to return home after a mother asked for help on the family farm. The youth faced a worthless check charge and was told to go home, with a telegram confirming the return arriving on collect postage.
Cheyenne reports the latest odd attraction as a 114 mile endurance horse race and a 15 mile Pony Express race highlighting Wyoming's taste for unusual events.
In occupied Germany a Midwest home demonstration agent and Pfc. Birch Bayh Jr. organize a gardening project for nearly 100 German youths. Bayh, a 19 year old Indiana soldier, uses his NJWGA experience to train children in American tilling planting and weeding with 45 plots yielding tomatoes and corn, expanding diets and agricultural know how.
Centerview Kansas bank once liquidated 15 years ago now stores grain deposits as wheat. A. R. Francis and son Raymond leased the old bank building to house the bumper wheat stock due to granary space shortage.
SUNBURY Pa William Penn known as Pennsylvania’s solid Quaker founder issued a 1773 grant requiring a substantial brick or stone dwelling with a 25 foot square chimney within three years. Frederick Nagle rented land for 5 to 10 dollars annually and built a lasting log home that served as a dwelling until now. Miss Katherine Reed owns the property and possesses the original parchment of the Penn heirs grant.
A Cincinnati based promotion invites readers to submit sayings for a Grandama Speakin’ feature with a payment to the first contributor of each accepted line. The note emphasizes seasoning vegetables with Nu-Maid and urges heartfelt forgettin and forgiving phrases.
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