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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1952
Page
3
Des Moines reports Luis A. Carrizales 93 and wife Mary 28 welcomed a daughter. The couple, wed in 1945, have five other children and Carrizales, of mixed Cherokee and Spanish heritage, continues to work at a farm equipment firm. Each birth attracts notable publicity.
A Christmas offer cuts Eagle subscriptions to $2.00 for new subscribers. Current subscribers who bring in a new subscriber save $1 each, receiving a year for two people in the combo. Share with friends not yet receiving the Eagle to obtain the discount.
Lengthy weekend visits unfold among Houston Weimar San Antonio Cuero and Shiner residents with relatives and friends. A Taft reader encloses a $5 check and apology for late dues while praising the home paper and noting the Egyptian pyramids as a world wonder.
General Robert J. Smith, Texas March of Dimes state chairman, says NFIP cut emergency aid to Texas due to a record polio outbreak. He notes hospitals may bill patients until 1953 March of Dimes funds arrive, and Texas has needed 100 percent of funds for patient care for three years.
A Texas Agricultural Extension Service bulletin B-204 on Broiler Production notes the state marketed over 50 million broilers last year and continues expansion. Author W J Moore explains year round production, higher profits, and efficient use of facilities, with guidance on chicks housing feeding lights sanitation and battery brooders. The Texas A and M research teams contributed antibiotics and vitamins research.
A recipe for date loaf candies uses sugar milk and dates cooked to soft ball stage then cooled and beaten with chopped nuts. The mixture is rolled on a damp cloth, chilled until firm, then sliced. the candy keeps well when tightly covered.
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