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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1951
Page
5
The article argues that the appearance and maintenance of farm buildings affect property value and farmer standing. It highlights durable, affordable materials like asbestos shingles, masonite panels, and ply board, and urges fixing sagging structures and straightening frames before repairs.
The U S department of agriculture reports the Soviet Union is changing its Communist plan for agriculture to a wartime basis. Russia halves its collective farms from 252 000 to 123 000, moving toward regimented production quotas and centralized management from Moscow.
A new all purpose electric hoist with motor trolley cable and hooks for any litter or feed carrier was released. It operates on any track size and negotiates curves easily. Farmers should inquire at local dealers. Manufactured by the Flinchbaugh company of York Pennsylvania.
A new soil insect control is announced using ethylene dibromide packed in gelatin capsules placed in soil. Moisture dissolves the capsules releasing the fumigant within hours with no danger to the user.
Dan Frazer, Helen Bartell, Wenslow and Raf ferty uncover a cache in The Little Bear mine tunnel. Candino's bandits attack to seize guns and ammunition. The four defend successfully and refuse Kranz's surrender demand as fighting erupts again through the night.
Frazer and Wenslow repel another bandit attack while Helen and Rafferty fight intruders in the upper gulch. A bullet grazes Frazer as the siege tightens and the bandits move toward the mine and tunnel in a desperate effort to seize the loot.
Frazer and Rafferty orchestrate a night assault using gunpowder to blow a cave storehouse. The blast scatters attackers and collapses the ledge while defenders hold the position and credit Helen for a pivotal gambit. Helen, Frazer, Rafferty and Wenslow survive the brutal clash.
A dawn battle ends with bandits routed by United States Cavalry and Rurales at the valley. Frazer and companions observe the chase and learn Captain Gonzales mocks him about Inez and Bartell while praising Frazer as a hard man.
Frazer and Helen clash over a staged romance to mask a dangerous plot in Mesa Verde. Frazer explains the plan to keep Ed Delaplane and Sally Chew unsettled while a final conflict wipes out Candino operatives. Helen responds with wry dignity before a kiss ends the scene.
A fitness of antler growth in deer is described, noting shedding in January February, velvet removal, and 100 to 120 day growth. The article then analyzes the rough grouse habitat, behavior, and cyclical abundance, emphasizing research by Pittman Robertson on grouse populations and future management implications.
Conservation minded fishermen once urged returning small panfish to the water to grow. Fact finding shows that for fast multiplying panfish this well meant slogan can harm conservation as small fish compete with many relatives for a scarce food supply.
A homemaker friendly pattern for a maternity frock features a waistline drawstring for adjustability and a loose jacket option. Additional tips cover lining a cake pan quickly, preparing a salt free tossed salad, lint free dish towels from cotton crepe, and sealing cellophane with a curling iron for home use.
A clerk overheard a manager urge sending for stock when a caller claimed none. A young clerk seeks a raise, claiming elders lacked cash registers. A discerning customer mocks fashion sales as shoes are urged to wear down objections.
An advertisement offers a brochure titled How to Live to Be 100 with 12 rules for longer life. It promotes the guide as a desk or wall display and urges readers to mail a $1 money order to Dr. L. L. Pollock in Oklahoma City for a copy.
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