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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1951
Page
6
Roy C. Stove and Company of Chicago touts the Alr-Tron purifier as a compact ozone and ultraviolet based system that kills odor producing bacteria. A single lamp covers 600 cubic feet and a double lamp covers 1,200 cubic feet at a cost under a half cent daily.
U S milk production rose by 20 billion pounds in twenty years while milking herds fell. New York shows 15 percent fewer farmers market half again as much milk. About 4.5 million farms produce milk, with two million supplying dairy for home use. Some two percent of farms with cows sell milk cream or butter, from a few pounds to thousands daily.
A new world record purebred beef sire Hillcrest Larry 4 was bought by Henry Sears, owner of Chino Farms in Church Hill Maryland, for 70500 dollars at Hillcrest Farms sale. The purchase was witnessed by Jim McClelland C A Smith Henry Sears and Arnold Olson. Keep Garden Seeds stored cool for next spring at about 50 degrees.
Fruit specialists warn farmers strawberries require protection against frost mulching with straw leaves or sawdust. Wheat straw oat straw and rye straw have been used successfully as mulches. Heavy coverings help prevent frost heaving and root damage while ordinary leaves give good results on home plantings.
A collection of humorous anecdotes about famous actors and a presidential quip. Nat Goodwin’s famed thriftiness sparks laughter at the Lambs Club in New York. Billy Sunday dodges a question on Cain’s wife. President Coolidge outwits a dinner bet about making him speak. A man explains a comical, tangled family riddle ending with the notion of being his own grandfather.
Mozart, pupil of Haydn, bet he could compose music Haydn could not play. He improvised a piece in five minutes. Haydn doubted a note in the middle of the keyboard could be played. Mozart then played that note with his nose, proving the point with a humorous display.
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