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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1951
Page
3
The article promotes dry shooting with an empty gun as essential for beginners and seasoned shooters alike. It advises frequent handling, mirror mounting, and follow-through checks to improve gun alignment, stance, and safety awareness while upland seasons approach.
Dan Frazer discovers arms hidden at The Little Bear mine as Kranz and Candino head to Helen Bartell’s hillside home to seize a message revealing the arms store. Frazer pursues and engages the siege, killing several attackers before being wounded. Wenstow and Gonzales arrive to aid him, revealing a possible double cross.
Helen Bartell demands the attackers' identity and motives as Gonzales and Frazer discuss Kranz and Vasquez. Frazer recalls suspicions that Kranz allied with shady deputies and possibly Candino, while Delaplane pursues DelaPlane’s interest in the blond girl.
Gonzales details his role in a government inquiry, revealing how Kranz’s network pursued agents and munition rumors. Frazer confirms possession of a gun and Helen questions the hidden secret tied to the weapon as tension mounts.
Frazer questions a Mexican helper and discusses a single bullet loaded gun found in their midst. Helen Bartell and Dan Frazer confront danger as Wenslow and others hunt for answers while fearing their father’s scheme may unravel. The group plans to delay moves and block treachery.
Frazer reveals filibuster guns are stored in the Little Bear mine and warns that if Bartell’s move releases them, a cross-border clash or massacre could unfold. Wary allies discuss urgent steps to prevent a bloody breakout as Candino and Vasquez loom.
A study by the middle west soil improvement committee compares two Huntington County fields. One barren plot shows severe erosion after road fill, while Norman Thompson’s hilltop field, reworked with heavy fertilizer and lime free soil, regrew with bluegrass red clover and white clover. Night pasture now sustains livestock as roots stabilize the soil and yield forage.
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics reports large feed grain stocks in July. Corn in storage about 1,270 million bushels, 11 percent below 1950. Oats 298 million bushels, largest carryover on record. barley 93 million, slightly above average. Off farm portions: corn 34 million, oats 53 million.
A practical idea for farmers is the toolbox on wheels. Made of light weight iron sheets, the drawers slide on angle iron channels and store a complete set of hand tools. Handles can fold down when not moved wheelbarrow style. Coaster wagon wheels work well with a simple plan.
Dairy experts warn profits look up for the years ahead with six main factors: population growth, rising incomes, longer lifespans, high meat prices boosting dairy cow and veal values, greater dairy product use, and increased emphasis on milk and milk product usage.
LYERE is a handsome house dress with scalloped front edge and soft contrast finish. Pattern No 8739 rated for sizes 36 through 52 requires 4% yards of 33 inch fabric and a small amount of contrast. Fall and Winter STYLIST issue offers 48 pages of styles and patterns. send 25 cents for a copy.
A quirky anecdote about suspicions of infidelity and confessions. A wife mentions a girlfriend visiting, a pipe left on a piano sparks a humorous exchange. The speaker admits kissing another man's wife, naming his grandmother as the spouse.
A dialogue mentions the Fuller Brush man and a boy named Willie scheduling a pool game with his father. The exchange hints at a plan to meet when Pa arrives and to hand him his cue.
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