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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1960
Page
7
Thirty one puzzled Montreal officers found tickets on patrol cars in a space marked no parking. A rookie policeman, unaware the space was for police vehicles, took the sign literally and parked there.
The article presents Mrs. Tommy Dalton’s recipe for Fish and Brewis from St. John’s Newfoundland. It explains soaking dried salt fish and hard bread overnight, boiling both, then mixing with scrunchions or fat pork. Brewis is defined as hard bread soaked and boiled, served with fish and pork or eggs, with notes on historical use and naming origin.
Mr Anthony Jaluska of Shiner visited Monday morning on business. Mr Jeff V Fredrich of Waelder visited Monday afternoon. Mrs Emil Beran spent Sunday in Yoakum with Mrs Henry Doell. She returned home with Mrs Doell who stayed Monday with the Beran family.
Donnie Stadler, age three, falls on porch steps and cuts his chin. Father Robert Stadler collapses in distress after seeing the doctor treat his son, striking a water fountain and breaking two teeth with facial injuries.
Mrs. Casper Custer gave birth to a son named John Joseph after eleven daughters. The family had long prepared the name, and the birth is described as a miracle in Portland Oregon.
A man asks a widow for a keepsake to honor his late friend Jim. He recalls their years of friendship and seeks a tangible memory as comfort. The widow, with tearful eyes, considers how best to respond to the request.
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