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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1951

Page

2

Iron Curtain Border Beyond the Barbed Wire

A reporter visits the Kaprikule outpost at the Turkey Bulgaria frontier where the iron curtain is a barbed wire barricade. Turkish and Bulgarian guards watch from towers as villagers and prisoners cross covertly and coffee is shared under wary eyes.

Inston Churchill Turkey Bulgaria Hungary Austria Czechoslovakia Germany Poland Feths Seckin Ali Aksoz Kaprikule Adrian Seckin

Center of the universe town asks not to settle for less

A hometown newspaper urges readers to embrace an outside appraisal program to measure and improve the community. The plan enlists specialists to view the town detached and assess its homes, education, business, and institutions, aiming to boost unity and local advertising value.

Modern machinery sheds cut lifespans by exposure

A university survey shows weather exposure halves machinery life. Walking plows last 20 years if housed or 15 if exposed. cultivators 20 or eight. gang plows 20 or 10. mowers 12 or seven. corn planter eight or four. binder 12 or five. wagon 24 or 19. disk barrow 15 or eight. An agricultural engineer says it is cheaper to build new sheds than replace worn equipment. The Vincent Lilly farm near Rochester, Minnesota features a 24 by 48 foot modern shed with arched roof and no inside posts to house the farmer’s machinery.

Vincent Lilly Rochester Minn

Saving Money on Food as Prices Rise

Dorothy Barclay notes households must budget tightly amid high prices and scarce supplies. She urges watching local ads and store signs for specials and suggests buying beef now while supply is ample and prices are lower, with mid January to mid March offering best deals.

Buy of the Month Chuck Roast Offers Three Great Uses

A supermarket feature highlights chuck meat as a versatile buy. Have the center piece cut around the bone for pot roast with trimmings, the lean end sliced for Swiss steaks with tomato sauce, and the fat end prepared for beef stew. Watch for Specials and eat hearty and economically.

City People With Money Inflate Farm Land Market

The agriculture department reports that urban buyers with funds are inflating farm land prices. National averages rose about 3 percent July to November, now 5 percent above March 1920 peak. Land values rose across states, with the East North Central region up 6 percent the largest regional gain. Florida led by 19 percent due to citrus and pasture returns.

Agriculture Department Department East North Central West North Central West South Central Pacific Florida

National 4-H clothing winners collect scholarships

Twelve 4-H dressmakers won top prizes at the International Livestock Exposition national clothing achievement contest earning $300 scholarships each. The winners listed from left to right include Arlene Olson Hartland Minnesota. Bonnie Needler Hartford City Indiana. Joan Engle Abilene Kansas. Evelyn Waugh White Plains New York. Mary Dick Yukon Oklahoma. Bettye Deen Jena Louisiana. Patricia Lynch Gaithersburg Maryland. Dolores Mombac Las Cruces New Mexico. Nancy Boyd Seedy Tennessee. Dorthy Straus Johnson Vermont. Wilma Beale Pomeroy Washington. Dorothy Heideman Sheboygan Falls Wisconsin.

Arlene Olson Hartland Minn Bonnie Needler Hartford City Ind Joan Engle Abilene Kan Evelyn Waugh White Plains N. Y Mary Dick Yukon Okla Bettye Deen Jena

Bad Utensils Can Hurt Quality of Milk Cream

Dairy marketing specialists warn that milk pails milking machine containers strainers and cream cans often cause poor quality milk and cream. Open seams rusty spots and rough surfaces from dents rough solder or milkstone prevent proper cleaning and bacteria thrive where milk or cream lodges in crevices.

1 500 Families Forced to Move From Farms

The government plans an atomic energy plant on 250000 acres in Aiken and Barnwell counties South Carolina forcing about 1500 farm families and 7500 people to relocate within 18 months. Ellenton Dunbarton Jackson and Snelling will vanish as highways and towns shift. Local residents fear upheaval and new housing demand while nearby towns expect growth and new business. Ellenton banker H M Cassels compares the move to a death in the family.

Aiken, S. C Aiken Barnwell South Carolina Sandhills Ellenton Dunbarton Jackson Snelling Atomic Energy Commission H. M. Cassels

Personal Letters From Harry Glover in Miami Arizona

A playful note offers new, exciting letters and fun reads with a request to send 50 cents in coin to Harry R. Glover at Box 1827 Miami Arizona.

Harry, R. Glover Miami Arizona

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