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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1956
Page
4
Cotton accounts for about 70 percent of domestic textile demand due to washability, coolness, wrinkle and wear resistance, and skin friendliness. Its absorbency and air permeability keep garments comfortable in all temperatures, while mechanical stabilization minimizes shrinkage and maintains fit.
Weekly home demonstration club meetings listed for Sweet Home Moulton and Friendly with specific hosts and a new club house. 4 H clubs meet Tuesday in Ezzell St Ludmila Sr Wied Moravia organizes a joint community club meeting Tuesday night. Witting club met with August Kuhen last Wednesday. A home study lamp guidance article follows with lamp placement wattage and desk recommendations. News includes school breakfast improvement survey results and guidance for better morning meals.
Destructive rats and mice seek warm winter quarters in farm and home buildings. Experts advise clean surroundings, rodent proofing, and warfarin bait in stations to target runways near feeding sites. Use ready mixed bait or concentrate, refill stations regularly, and elevate lumber and firewood to deter infestations. County agents provide further rodent-proofing guidance for barns, granaries, cribs, and storehouses.
College Station area reports a severe roughage shortage due to prolonged drouth. Dr. C. M. Patterson notes calls and letters from stockmen seeking substitutes, with concerns about using cotton bars and gin trash and the risk of prussic acid from immature sorghum hay. He advises drying baled sudan and Johnsongrass properly and cautions against using urea as a protein supplement when roughage intake is low, recommending county-agent guidance.
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