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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1950
Page
6
In May 1949 Ohio dairy herds averaged 185 dollars per cow, equating to the value of 5 600 pounds of milk. This reflects the era's market price for dairy cattle and milk output.
Mrs Fred Merkin 96 died at Mrs Ben Schneider Convalescent Home in Moulton and was laid to rest in Flatonia Cemetery Rev F C Harrel officiated She is survived by two nieces Mrs Smith and Mrs Pierce both of Luling
An avian tuberculosis survey shows old hens are far more likely to test positive than pullets, indicating age as a key risk factor in TB infection among poultry.
The article notes that John Paul Jones, famed as the first hero of the American Navy, was born July 6, 1747 in a brief biographical line. It states his real name was John Paul and that he added Jones to his name around 1773 after the famous remark I have not yet begun to fight.
After the Constitution draft in 1787, ten amendments were ratified by the states and became the Bill of Rights. They protect freedom of religion and speech, assembly, petition, property rights, and trial by jury, while prohibiting cruel punishment and excessive bail.
The mourning dove open season runs October 20 to December 3 in the South Zone with hunting hours from 30 minutes before sunrise to sunset. The bag limit is ten with no more than ten in possession. Reverend H A Heineke of San Antonio, former Zion Lutheran pastor in Moulton, will be installed at Helotes, Texas on October 15.
The text explains that the Bill of Rights established the United States as a confederation of independent sovereignties with a central government having defined and limited powers.
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