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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1951
Page
11
A farmer learns that keeping simple income and expense records helps track costs, monitor profits, and ensure correct income tax payments. Start with an inexpensive farm account book, record all sales and purchases, and take annual inventories to identify losses and profits accurately.
Dorothy Barclay notes rising dress and fabric costs as government price controls bite. With 28.5 million women sewing at home today, availability of wool jersey rayon silk and trims remains strong, offering savings and creative alternatives for spring wardrobes and home furnishings.
The University of Minnesota agricultural experiment station introduces two new fruits the Northstar cherry Minn No 58 and the Lakeland apple Minn No 978. Both varieties are winter hardy suited to southern Minnesota and possibly farther south with Lakeland aided for potential commercial use and Northstar praised for beauty and hardiness.
The article urges home gardeners to plan their garden to avoid space shortages and unbalanced crops. It notes that many plan too many varieties, but a plan helps tailor choices, eliminate unwanted vegetables, and maximize payoff from careful preparation. Planning yields big dividends.
North Carolina South Carolina and Georgia farmers aim to boost earnings in 1951 by growing vegetables fruits or nuts as farm management specialists note demand will rise with strong employment and incomes.
Dr. Harold S. Diehl told the 47th medical education congress that increasing rural medical students could boost physicians in small towns. He cited a study of 545 Minnesota graduates showing that 116 of 199 from towns under 5,000 practice locally, far higher than peers from larger areas.
Sheriff Poole launches an investigation into Anne Delahay s death by a falling boulder at a beach party. Dorinda impersonates Dorinda a Croix to cover a hoax, and Dorinda grows ill as suspicion falls on a staged accident. A delivery man recalls a yellow haired girl seen near the scene as a possible corroborating clue.
In the unfolding tension at the inn, Fay suspects Dorinda is locking her door after a past scare. Edward dismisses concerns while Poole presses for answers about a possible deliberate accident and a mysterious girl seen near the bluff. Carol plans to stay longer as fear of further incidents grows.
Dorinda wakes to find Randy missing after she fears repercussions from a troubled evening. Suspicions fall on household members as Dorinda searches the mansion and attic, while neighbors wonder who may have opened doors. The tale ends with a cliffhanger as the attic door remains locked.
James Heddon's Sons presents a dossier praising the largemouth black bass. It covers its daring traits and wide transplant range from Canada to South Africa, preferred habitats, and feeding habits. The piece notes the world record 22 pounds 4 ounces by George W. Perry in 1932 and explains average sizes. It also highlights the bass's willingness to strike worms, lures, and various prey including birds and muskrats.
Bronson introduces a new ultra light spool for its 1951 light weight reels claiming the lightest market weight at 33/64 ounce. Fully machined inside and out, the balanced spool fits Coxe cross-bolt reels model 30-C and promises unparallelled lure control for light plug casting.
A Remington Arms release argues hunting accidents stem from factors like color blindness and visibility. It urges wearing bright red gear such as caps, vests, or neckerchiefs to improve identification and safety in the woods.
A description outlines making a reproduction of an old-time cobbler's bench. Pattern 235 provides a bill of materials actual-size cutting guides and illustrated directions for every step. Price of pattern 235 is 25c.
A pastor asks the class about sins of omission. A young lady answers that they are sins we ought to have committed and haven't. The remark reflects a humorous, naïve perspective on moral failure and duty.
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