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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1933
Page
5
Report on fish ladders at Rock Island Dam near Wenatchee enabling Columbia River salmon to ascend fifty feet over five hundred feet. Observers note salmon leap pools without breath, a sight in Central Washington as salmon return from the ocean to spawn. Also mentions Salmon Soufflé recipe using canned salmon and cereal.
On December 27, 1932, Oak Grove school patrons and the school board refreshed the rooms by night. Desks bookcases teachers’ desks and chairs received varnish while blackboards were repainted. A Christmas surprise for pupils and compliments to the listed benefactors.
January 2 Yoakum report notes a bright New Year with a Municipal Christmas tree event on Grand Avenue. The American Legion hosted a Santa visit with gifts for hundreds of children, Rev. F. Hamner delivering the invocation. A Toland's Ball Park grand stand fire at 1:00 A.M. damaged the structure and prompted reports from reporters.
A Gonzales cow owned by Bryan Glass, chief deputy in the county tax collector's office, produced twins twice in 1931 and 1932. The second set arrived December 12, 11 months 20 days after the first. Three calves are bulls and one is a heifer. Glass jokes the cows would earn more than collecting taxes.
Washington reports the department of agriculture estimates 1982 83 world cotton production at 24 million bales the smallest in five years and reflecting tighter markets December 30.
Chicago December 30. For the second time within a year, Mrs Marie Colson 25 presented her husband Gilbert with twins born yesterday. They were a boy and girl as was the first set born January 10. Colson is an automobile insurance company clerk.
Albany born Joseph Henry and his 1832 electrical experiment centennial is celebrated by the National Academy of Sciences and the Smithsonian. Henry linked with Faraday, and his 8,000 foot wire bell and 3,000 pound magnet are preserved at Albany Institute and Smithsonian.
Paris quarrel over a $1.5 million U S embassy on Place de la Concorde with iron skeleton visible. Cyrano mocks the site while locals fear disharmony with Gabriel’s 18th century plan. Builders insist harmony will be achieved when finished next June by Delano Aldrich engineers and embassy staff.
The article notes about 32 million families hold an average of 15 dollars in gold via gold jewelry and trinkets. If recovered, national purchasing power could rise and government gold reserves may grow.
A short advisory notes readers to report news tipoffs by phone to the number 99, encouraging quick submissions and local tips for the newsroom.
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