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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1950

Page

8

Wind Mill Pattern Guides for Shaped Parts and Bell Ringing

Pattern 239 complete with cutting guides for shaped parts and a simple mechanism to ring a bell. Includes painting transfer patterns to ensure a perfect job. Price Esc.

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Trumpeter swans win US duck stamp design by Walter Weber

Walter A. Weber of Washington DC won the 17th U S duck stamp contest with a Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge scene showing trumpeter swans. The entry marks the first waterfowl image fully protected by law and notes the species’ recovery from 73 individuals in 1935 to 451 in 1949.

Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge Montana U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Washington, D.C Walter A. Weber Walter Weber U.S Fish and Wildlife Service Red Rock Lake A. H. Shortt St. Vital Manitoba Canada Shortt J. Laurence Murray Compton California States District of Columbia

Yellow Perch Depths Highlight Deep Lake Habits

The piece notes yellow perch explore deep lake areas, including spring holes in summer, with catches at 100 feet. It describes angling tips such as anchoring near rocky shores before sundown and using swift bait twitches to attract the wary pan fish. The tone blends practical fishing advice with lively observations of perch behavior.

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Tips for anglers on stone stove cooking fish

The article offers simple methods for cooking fish after a day of fishing using flat stones as a makeshift stove. It instructs placing two large stones with four small ones as supports, building a fire until hot, letting coals die down, and inserting the fish into the heated stone unit.

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