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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1918

Page

8

No Excuse For Rotten Eggs Say Pure Food Commissioner

Texas Pure Food Commissioner R Al Hoffman Jr declares no excuse for rotten eggs and urges strict handling. He estimates Texas losses from rotten eggs near 1,000,000 annually and advises refrigeration to preserve eggs, cooling below 70 degrees, and hygienic practices from nests to market.

Pure Food Commissioner Austin Texas Food and Drug R. al. Hoffman, Jr Hoffman Lexas Ioffman Eiggs Flossman Lould

Notice to Butchers and Flour Consumers on Meat Limits

Food Administrator F. K. Bucek of Lavaca County warns butchers and country clubs to limit meat to 314 pounds per person per week and to enforce loyalty rules. He says those who buy flour in multiple places within 20 days will have their names published to protect merchants.

F. K. Bucek Lavaca Co

Camp Logan Soldier Compliments Red Cross Socks

A letter from Private Leslie H. Miller Hadgs of the 130th Infantry at Camp Logan Houston thanks a Red Cross worker for wool knitted socks issued to him at 2 a.m. He notes daily inspections, no drills, and hopes to capture Germans while wearing the socks.

Red Cross Uncle Sam Camp Logan Houston France Private Leslie H. Miller Hadgs 130Th Infantry Texas

Local notes on travel and weather in Cuero area

August Krause and Rafus Hull visited Cuero on Wednesday while Oswald Buescher a Buick dealer left for San Antonio to acquire more cars. Sergeant Adolph Windel of Camp Bowie Fort Worth visited his parents here last week. A heavy rain totaling about three inches fell Saturday and Sunday. Crop prospects are brighter. John Kolar near Moulton, serving with Uncle Sam's forces, suffered a train accident and may lose his right arm.

Oswald Buescher Buick San Antonio Adolph Windel Camp Bowie Fort Worth The Eagle John Kolar Moulton Uncle Sam Brane

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