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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1952
Page
9
Ernest Schultz writes to voters asking support for his candidacy in the coming election on July 26 for Lava County Assessor-Collector. He expresses sincere appreciation for any support.
A science industry effort will bag harvested sweet corn with ice to extend freshness and flavor during distribution. Field tests across Ohio Indiana Illinois New York and Massachusetts show cooling corn to 35 to 50 degrees slows sugar-to-starch conversion and preserves color. Bags hold five dozen ears and 20 pounds of ice, enabling long distance shipping and wider markets for producers.
Analysis shows farm lobby spending in 1950 reached about 300000 by major farm groups, while railroads and political committees spent more in 1951. The Farm Bureau and Farmer's Union were key farm lobbyists among 81 groups, with meat packers cooperatives cotton interests and dairy groups also active in agricultural lobbying.
A proposed method suggests wrapping a split garden hose around a tree and spiraling it with barbed wire nailed to the hose interior. The setup aims to deter animals and keep cats away without extending to the branches.
Dairy specialists from the Extension Service at Texas A and M College urge ample roughage in the dairy ration. Dry roughage helps in spring when grasses are watery. Legume hays like alfalfa cowpeas soybeans and peanuts boost protein. A cow with no grazing needs about two pounds of dry hay per 100 pounds of weight. Also notes visits by Otto Vogt and Arthur Lueke of Shiner to Moulton Sunday.
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