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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1944
Page
4
The piece urges farmers to sacrifice by saving for War Bonds in 1944, arguing it lowers land prices, reduces livestock inventories, funds postwar needs, and supports retirement, homes, and education while aiding national war aims. It frames bonds as prudent savings and patriotic action backed by the U.S. Treasury.
Hallettsville seeks to keep its oldest industry as local capital plans to take over Lavaca Oil Mill. Chamber of Commerce notes finance is needed to buy out outside interests and prevent higher costs from moving hulls and cake production. The plan emphasizes keeping feed mill operations linked to cotton seed processing.
United States casualties since the start of the war reach 192,836 per war and navy department reports. The breakdown includes 44,497 dead, 72,030 wounded, 41,923 missing, and 34,386 prisoners of war with additional prisoners reported to have died in enemy camps.
Ferry-Morse Seed Breeding Station experts urge garden hobbyists to harvest vegetables before full maturity. Snap beans should be picked just before pod formation, peas when plump and green, carrots at finger size, kohl rabi at two inches, and okra at 2 to 3 inches for best texture.
The article explains baking on a gas stove using bottled or tank gas for urban and rural homes. It provides a skillet cake method with butter brown sugar apples and a batter made from butter sugar eggs milk vanilla and sifted flour, then cooks on low flame 45 minutes.
W H Bates of Bay City is visiting in the home of Mr and Mrs R B Papacek and spending time there with the family during the visit.
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