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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1934
Page
8
Leroy Robbins, condemned for murder at Gonzales and who escaped jail there three months ago, was captured near Lufkin by Sheriff Billingsley and aides. Robbins admitted his identity and was held for Gonzales officers as 35 year sentence on the murder charge stands.
A Boston Transcript writer laments the lack of a concise graphic term for walkers and those who die of thirst. He argues for a single word to replace pedestrain and thirstgotten, noting German and French equivalents but none fully fitting English usage.
Pinyon nuts from low growing western pines fed Indian communities before and after white settlement. They reached markets in Mexico and the Southwest with values up to 40 cents a pound and a yearly market total near 1 000 000 dollars. Found in two small pine cone cavities, a cone yields 15 to 34 nuts. shells are soft and kernels sweet. Tribes such as Taasupis Opts Navajos grind them into meal or paste them like butter.
Mr and Mrs P J Barnee of Schulenburg visited relatives in Moulton Sunday and were hosted for a family gathering.
Mr. William E. Darilek and family of Schulenburg visited homefolks here Sunday. The Eagle regrets to learn of the illness of Mrs. Henry King of Seguin. Mrs. King is the mother of Mrs. W. A. Bergfeld of Moulton.
An old recipe snippet describes Walnut Roast using pea pulp crumbs nuts butter and canned tomato sauce baked until set and brown. A second dish, Tomato and Pea Cutlets, combines peas thick white rice eggs and tomato tips fried then served with tomato sauce and seasonings in a skillet.
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