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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1951
Page
11
The essay argues acorns sustain wildlife through winter with many species relying on them from November to April. It warns against careless hunters and urges respectful land use, farmer cooperation, and active game management as essential for preserving game as a crop rather than a mere harvest.
A Tennessee Conservationist staffer found advertisers increasingly use Great Outdoors scenes to lure buyers. Eye catchers include beaver, wheat, apple tree, nuts, mountains, cliffs, animals, lakes, forests, fires, and dogs across unrelated products.
If you live near a clear pond free of ice and mud you may surprise yourself with a fly rod and trout flies. Pan fish can strike with abandon and you may fill a creel in a short time when conditions allow an off season outing.
Dorinda La Croix contemplates abandoning her role to return as Stella Moore secretary while remaining to preserve a dead girl’s memory. Edward Thorndyke urges her to stay to comfort his mother, Dorinda’s grandmother, as village scrutiny rises and a drug-related crash investigation unfolds.
The scene centers on Dorinda and Cleve amid an inquest into Taylor's murder. Edward contemplates involvement while Hawley is contacted, and Cleve presses Dorinda with a dinner invitation from Cleve’s mother. Dorinda plans to consult Uncle Edward as details emerge from the inquest.
Dorinda recalls a night when Taylor joined Anne's home to ask about Dorinda’s finances and past. Anne floats theories from Nazi spying to a wolfish suitor, while Dorinda worries about his true motives and the threat to her privacy.
Three Future Farmers of America members were named regional star farmers for 1950 for outstanding achievement in agriculture. Budd Ott of Bangor Pennsylvania tops the North Atlantic region with a 300 acre dairy in partnership. Rolland E Turnow of Curtice Ohio farms two nearby acres with crops. Paul Crawford of Moore Utah operates a large ranch with high quality Hereford cattle and range beef cattle in partnership with his father.
Government policy on price supports could boost hog production and lower meat and poultry prices. Officials at the annual outlook conference say gross income for poultrymen may rise next year, but net income after costs will grow less than gross due to price effects.
Don L Steadman of Crescent Utah reports a mare bred to a palomino stallion and kept with a jackass giving twin foals a horse foal and a mule foal. He calls them Morse and Hale while Dr John MacLeod of Cornell notes such a birth is a fantastic possibility under certain conditions.
Highway authorities urge farmers to equip tractors and other farm equipment with bright headlights and taillights. Safety engineers say lights should be visible from 500 feet to reduce accidents on highways at dusk and after dark this fall and winter.
A sew rite perforated Pattern No 1207 offers sizes 2 3 4 for a dainty toddler dress with puff sleeves and contrasting midsection. The spring summer STYLIST issue features 48 pages of easy to sew styles and fabric news priced at 28 cents.
A student answers the professor with a humorous line about motives for attending college. Willie says motives range from aiming for the presidency to sowing wild oats, pairing with family quips about marriage and financial ruin.
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