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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1951
Page
3
The Ontario Department of Lands and Forests promotes carp fishing for 1951, noting derbies in Brantford and Port Perry with prizes for top carp and largest fish. Techniques include light tackle, a No. 4 or 6 hook, corn meal bait, and bottom fishing to encourage a strong fight.
District Ranger Harry Matthews reports a bear den 35 feet deep yet 25 feet above ground discovered in a 60-foot white pine stub in the Ottawa National Forest. The top was broken, marked for cutting, and a mother bear with last year’s cub fled the trunk to freedom.
Dan Frazer undercover agent and Helen Bartell arrive in Mesa Verde aboard a stagecoach. A dead passenger hints at a bandit killing as Frazer, Marshal Carson Emery and Deputy Ed Delaplane meet the crowd. He questions two suspicious men and checks into the Mesa Verde hotel.
Frazer meets Sal and the burly Ben Chew as tensions rise over missing guns. Emery and Frazer discuss a Washington filibuster plan to invade Mexico. Bartell promotes a border conspiracy to control copper interests, while Yaqui unrest and local mine owners loom in the background.
Frazer asks Marshal to probe Gale as tensions mount over a planned Mexican revolt tied to Bartell’s copper schemes. Emery warns of munitions as key to a broader invasion while identifying Gale and Archie Scott as possible bandit suspects in a vendetta linked to a gambler known as The Duke.
Frazer analyzes a Mesa Verde plot where multiple factions vie for control using stolen munitions and covert killings to stop a government agent. The marshal warns against carrying guns as tensions rise and a murder hints at deeper conspiracies in the town.
Michigan State College researchers report charging dust particles in fungicides and insecticides with electricity yields five to ten times better coverage. Field tests are planned this summer by A W Ferrall to assess commercial viability and the cost of electrical attachments for standard four row dusters.
Spring cleanup reduces hazards and boosts safety on farms. Remove clutter from barns and buildings, store medicines and poisons away from children, and clear alley-ways to prevent accidents. A neat space supports safer work and play on rural properties.
Pattern Envelope No. 5313 offers complete crocheting instructions and stitch illustration for the Mile-a-Minute tea cloth. Wide white bands join with bright green edging, designed to please crocheters.
About 49 200 4-H club members in Minnesota will stress field crops garden and poultry projects. Nationwide nearly two million youths will participate in 4-H mobilization programs learning new agricultural techniques and farming practices.
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