Artificial Breeding Dreams and a Virginia Dairy Tale
A narrator recalls joining the Virginia Artificial Breeders Association after buying a Guernsey cow named Clarabelle. He details capsule colors for breeds, a test tube calf, and estimates mass adoption of artificial breeding with rising milk yields and lower costs, citing historical notes and a hopeful future for dairy.
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Othman
Frederick CC
Washington
Clarabelle
Pappy
Guernsey
Virginia Artificial Breeders Association
Shersod Forest
Paper Changes Hands Teague
Teague news notes Crow Printing and Publishing Company has bought the 40 year old Teague operation marking a mid August business transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teague
Crow Printing and Publishing Company
Rogers Family Reunion After 34 Years Across Continents
Chas. M. Rogers, Amarillo Public Schools superintendent, hosted a reunion with his brother B. G. Rogers, a former Army Engineer and Swiss vice consul in Bern. The pair had not met in 34 years since B. G. left Europe after World War I and later served in Paris and Bordeaux before settling in Bern.
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Chas. M. Rogers
Amarillo
United States
B. G. Rogers
Europe
Bern
Switzerland
Mt. Olive and
Collins
Miss
H. C. Rogers
Cincinnati
J. B. Smith
W. W. Bynum
Mt. Olive
Sam Crawford
Rogers
Z. A. Rogers
Olive
France
Paris
Bordeaux
Amarillo’s
Swiss compulsory military training until age 60 noted
Mr. Rogers recalled his brother saying the Swiss require compulsory military training until age 60 as he described working people alert to protect democracy in Europe. B. G. Rogers wed a Parisian two years after going overseas. his wife visits the United States for the first time.
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Europe
Rogers
B. G. Rogers
Paris
United States
Forest fires spread in East Texas pine woods
Civil Air Patrol assists Texas Forest Service in battling fires across a 5,000 acre Woodville area with 15 fires plus 15 near Conroe. Kirbyville and Lufkin districts report multiple blazes as CAP planes monitor from Marshall Palestine and Conroe. Lumber crews aid land protection efforts as forest service planes spot remaining hotspots.
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Lufkin
Civil Air Patrol
Texas Forest Service Protection Division
Texas
Woodville
Forest Service
Conroe
Kirbyville
CAP
Marshall
Palestine
Five More Questioned in Polk Murder Probe in Salonika
In Athens the ministry of information said five more persons are detained for questioning in Salonika over the murder of American radio correspondent George Polk. The detainees include the mother of Greek editor Gregory Stathopoulos and four others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ministry of Information
Salonika
George Polk
Gregory Stathopoulos
Mystery Surrounds Salonika Survival Claim From Last May
A fragment notes an employee of a hotel in Salonika connected to an incident involving a Polk last seen in the city before a body was found in Salonika Bay on May 16. Authorities investigate possible ties to the bul let pierced, trussed-up case.
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Salonika
Polk
Salonika Bay
Fort Worth Sergeant Dies of Motorcycle Collision Injuries
Staff Sgt. David O. Burris of Fort Worth Texas died at Scott Air Force Base Hospital after sustaining injuries from a Saturday motorcycle collision with an automobile near Belleville Illinois.
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Belleville
Ill
David O. Burris
Fort Worth
Tex
Scott Air Force Base Hospital
Here
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Thomas
Zale
Zales Polk
Brother
Tru
Pinking
Griffon
Zele
Bete's
Path of Eighth
Ameritic
Zals, Polk
Kilroy
Torms
C. C. Searcy
Ness
Sunny Brook
Kentucky
le Sage Co
Old Sunny Brook
Shamrock
Laper
Southwest
THE
Shamrock Oil and Gas Corporation
Amarillo, Texas
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