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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1918
Page
7
Smith confronts a mysterious clairvoyant and a renewed affair with Verda Richlander while managing Timanyont work. He dodges pursuit, awaits word from Brewster, and faces a public indictment as Verda offers aid and a risky upstairs plan at the opera house.
Houston reports from E. B. Spiller secretary of the Texas Cattle Raisers Association say cattle losses in Texas are minimal this winter due to federal feed aid and proactive prep by cattlemen. Telegrams from El Paso Lubbock and Dalhart corroborate limited losses, contradicting eastern headlines.
Chapter Xiil reveals a late dinner scene as Smith closes a big roll-top desk in a new setting. the moment hints at secrets and a shift in the story. The passage centers on atmosphere and character action, suggesting upcoming revelations.
Crawford Stanton learns Miss Richlander and her father hail from a Lawrenceville line while Smith’s connections and backing raise questions for his Eastern employers. Stanton suspects a long standing, concealed liaison as the scene moves toward a cliffhanger in the continuing tale.
A wry quote attributed to Dr. Frank Crane cautions that enjoying abundant food leads to a merry but short life, labeling overfeeding as the curse of modern life and urging moderation.
Petrograd officials announce that diplomatic relations with Roumania are broken and that the Roumanian legation and all representatives will be expelled by the shortest route from Petrograd.
Washington reports that despite rising temperatures officials planned to discuss lifting 14 general freight embargoes on three Eastern trunk lines. New snow storms caused renewed rail transportation disruptions and fears of further delays.
Forty more Negroes of the 3rd battalion 24th infantry now at Fort Bliss El Paso were ordered brought to San Antonio for probable def endants in a third Houston court martial to be held early in February.
German planes bombed Paris and suburban areas Wednesday night. Several persons were killed as bombs struck various points in the city.
The British torpedo gunboat Hazard of 1,070 tons sank in the English Channel on January 28 after a collision, the admiralty announced on Wednesday.
Melbourne dispatch reports heavy rains in McKay Queensland have submerged the town with a feared large loss of life. Emergency crews rush to reach residents as floodwaters rise across streets and homes. Strong winds and continuing rain threaten further damage and casualties.
United States Senator William Hughes of Paterson died Wednesday in Trenton New Jersey. The death of the veteran lawmaker prompts tributes from colleagues and calls for reflection on his long service in Congress.
Washington reports total applications for government soldiers' insurance reached five billion dollars on Tuesday. About 600,000 soldiers and sailors have filed applications.
Major General Leon ard Wood was slightly wounded in France on an observation tour after an accidental explosion that killed five French soldiers and injured two other American officers.
The U S Department of Agriculture prepares motion pictures to teach food production to rural and urban dwellers. The first films with Universal show forests as timber water sources and grazing lands. the second highlights pig clubs and pork production.
J A Saul of Haaneverk county Ohio describes a self constructed combination gate between the barnyard and hog yards. The design uses two posts three feet apart with two 2 by 6 cross pieces and notched notches to set the gate and control a hog door for different hog sizes with a strap iron hook to prevent lifting.
Exhibition fowls must possess strong constitution to develop robust bodies and lustrous plumage. Standard requirements demand a well developed plump muscular body, which is impossible in weak birds.
Poultry rations split into two classes for hens: those for upkeep and those for egg production. Failures occur when farmers feed only for maintenance and neglect higher protein and ash needs for full laying.
To supply the cow with all nutrients for milk production feed for each pound of milk produced one pound of grain in addition to all the alfalfa and silage she will eat.
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