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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1947
Page
2
Fragmented reading mentions a Dec 25 edition of a newspaper service booklet offering guidance on future work and job setting. Names and addresses appear alongside a guide titled Where to Get Thee.
The reader replies include: Kaffirs live in South Africa. The United States rents land around the Panama Canal. The correct title is Canadian Mounted Police. There is no elephant graveyard. elephants die where death finds them. Maximilian was archduke of Austria. A tailor's sample is swatch. Six Mexican states border the U S: Baja California, Sonora, Chihuahua, Coahuila, Nuevo Leon, Tamaulipas.
Barbee's Turkey poults and Baby Chicks publicize their offer with Barbee Hatcheries located at 2616 Pleasanton Road in San Antonio Texas. The ad touts long standing reputation since 1924.
National 4-H Club Week March 19 highlights youth leadership in farm and home programs across the United States. Projects include health, community betterment, and citizenship efforts with 4-H clubs from Boone West Virginia to Johnson Nebraska and California guide dog initiatives aiding the blind.
Governor Ernest Gruening defends moose as a summer tourist lure despite Col. John P. Johnson of the Alaska Railroad pressing to reduce moose numbers. Johnson cites 14 delays and one derailment in one day as moose hamper schedules by blocking snowplow cuts.
WNU Washington Bureau notes the 80th Congress pressed through new special senate committees on war investigation and small business, aiming to steer the 1948 presidential campaign. Senator Tobey condemns the move as violation of the reorganization act and warns of duplicative, politicized probes and mockery of the law.
A brief instruction advises using a stick rather than a brush to stir paint to avoid damaging bristles by forcing the brush into corners.
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