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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1933
Page
4
Alfred Grayter and his brother Nick chased a bear near Montrose Colorado on horseback. The boys lassoed the bear but it knocked Alfred as the rope slipped. Their father arrived and killed the beast with a single rifle shot.
Chicago crime report recounts Gus Chapin a 67 year old Lake Michigan skipper who after a short trip was waylaid by two youths in an automobile robbed of $20 his watch glasses knife and chewing tobacco before being slugged and left in an alley during a return trip from the east side.
A snake falling from a tree onto a ferry near Kolhapur caused panic among passengers who rushed to one side tipping the boat. The flooded river lowered water near the tree as about 100 people drowned in the disaster.
In Hannibal Missouri Henry Romberg and Mrs. Catherine Terry both seventy three wed recently in a renewal of vows begun in St Louis in 1872. After a tiff sixty years ago they separated each married had children and grandchildren before meeting again.
The Krakatoa eruption of 1883 sent a cubic mile of volcanic dust into the atmosphere, reddening the sun at noon and during sunrise and sunset. Communities held prayers in churches and public squares, viewing it as a prelude to the end of the world.
A New York Sun reader notes a National Research Council report claiming oceans hold about 28 trillion dollars in gold and minerals. Harden Taylor explains minerals enter seas via rain and rivers, while fish and seafood offer iodine copper iron and vitamin D, with fish recipes for serving these nutrients.
Mrs. R B Papacek and her daughter Marjorie traveled to Yoakum for a short visit during the past week according to local social notes.
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