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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1935
Page
5
A guide shows how to cut weekly food costs through bargain grocery buys and larger can sizes. It offers a six person menu costing about 4 dollars and a half, with recipes for Melon and Grapefruit Cocktail Jellied Salmon Mold Mashed Potato Puff and tips on refrigeration and planning to save over a dollar weekly.
A 1985 letter from Moulton farmers and Frank K. Hrnck thanks Governor James V. Allred for a $3000 appropriation to garlic disease experiments at A M College extension. The note notes garlic shipments, market challenges, and plans to plant under extension supervision to advance research over two years.
Mrs. McCrery lashes the steps in anger yet cares for Dora Pike, a jobless tenant, sharing a bite and empathy. A December 5 1935 Western Newspaper Union item shows a hard life in Moulton Texas with mutual support amid bleak prospects and a note of civic thanks to Senator Sulak for garlic research funding.
Edwin von Lieven of San Antonio visits homefolk Saturday. Marvin Merrem from Luthern College at Seguin is here for the holidays. Boyce Rehmet from Junior College in San Antonio is at home for Christmas. Arnold Papacek from the University of Texas at Austin is home for the holidays. Miss Doris Arnim from the College of Industrial Arts Denton is home for Christmas. Mrs Bred F Fehrenkamp and Ozra, Mrs Rd Kolat and James Edward were in Luling for a day last week. Rev A C Lehne and family of Kehburg spent Thursday with George von Lienen, then to Fredericksburg. Mr and Mrs c Co Perkins and children Dimmitt Otto and Dianna and Miss Mildred Knape from San Antonio came Tuesday to spend Christmas.
Ollie Meiserschlaeger of Fort Sam Houston San Antonio is in town for holiday visits and celebrations.
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