Elephant Task Yields Ivory for Bile Lard Balls
A rare 80:1 ratio finds elephant tasks producing ivory suitable for use in bile lard balls. Experts warn against overharvesting while researchers study supply and ethical implications.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1947
Page
4
A rare 80:1 ratio finds elephant tasks producing ivory suitable for use in bile lard balls. Experts warn against overharvesting while researchers study supply and ethical implications.
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Seven square dance clubs with about 500 members form Amarillo’s revival scene led by the Heelandtoe Club and Gay Nineties. The annual contest on Oct 24–25 features divisions for adult, young, and children classes with a steering committee including H Grady Wilson and Ellis Robertson. Clubs include Heelandtoe, Gay Nineties, Swing and Sway, Young Married Couples, Wolflin Set, and YMCA sponsored group. junior league backs two weekly sessions.
In Amarillo the square-dance program aims to provide wholesome recreation and revive a national family tradition. H Grady Wilson and Noble Fowlkes lead efforts, with Wilson serving as the district representative for the Texas Square Dance Festival and promoting Amarillo as a national center for square-dance events. Noble Fowlkes supports square-dance groups across the city.
Fowlkes leads the Young Married Couples class at the YMCA and helps instruct beginners in the Junior League. He will teach the Square Dance Club at Amarillo School next year and is a Gay Nineties Club member with his wife. Observers say renewed square dancing unity benefits Amarillo across social and age groups.
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