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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1953
Page
4
John Livestock Pest Control notes pests cost the nation up to half a billion dollars annually. Farmers and consumers bear higher prices as flies, ticks, lice, screw worms, and sheep ticks reduce grazing, damage hides, and lower meat and milk output. Individual farmers can cut losses.
Commissioner notes united action improves eradication. Farmers and branchmen should learn pest targets, insecticides, formulas and application methods. County agents, entomologists and veterinarians can offer key guidance, with several bulletins available for research and study.
College Station report shows cottonseed stored up to 15 years still germinating well under controlled moisture and temperature. Fred C. Elliot of Texas Extension notes germination best at specific moisture and temp, with tests by Tennessee Experiment Station and USDA using upland varieties.
State Health Officer George W Cox offers remedies to prevent and treat athlete s foot. Dry between toes after bathing, use fungicide powder or boric acid, change stockings, and apply diluted iodine. Wear absorbent socks, keep areas dry, and consult a physician if cracks or blisters persist. Neglect can allow the infection to spread and worsen.
A village priest in Italy announces a sermon about liars after asking his flock to read St. Mark chapter 17. When nearly all raise their hands, he reveals St. Mark has 16 chapters, then plans the liar’s sermon.
Notice requires all communications to the Moulton Eagle be signed by the writer and promises not to publish items bearing the writer's name. The policy aims to ensure accountability and clear attribution for public notices and letters.
A Scottish man sent a brief telegram using compressed words to save costs. The recipient deciphered it to reveal that Bruce was hurt after a Ford wreck, and Alice was hurt, with her death noted.
A dealer promotes stationery binders and invites customers to specify their needs The Moulton Wagle brand highlights a responsive sales approach for bulk or custom binder orders.
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