Worms as Profitable Home Business in Amarillo
Margie Browning profiles Amarillo worm raisers led by Ray Pisher who sells thousands of earthworms weekly at 15 cents per dozen. The piece explains worm farming methods, feeding, housing in stacked dirt trays, and notes the large market, quick reproduction, and worm benefits for soil. It also shares history of local hobbyists and worm facts from generations of breeders.
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Ray Pisher
Amarillo
Canyon Highway
Fisher
Sanger
J. L. Dysart
West Thirty-sixth
Rose Withers
Alice Summer
Thirteen Men Enlist in Regular Army Service
Cap Eugene Safford announces the enlistment of thirteen men in the regular Army. Names include Kenneth W. Moore of Lincoln AAF Willie Don Scott of Happy Willie Crow of Amarillo Eddie H Smith of Pierce AAF Harry L Ost rander of Kansas City Missouri with 24th Infantry Division Robert M Doug lass of Frisco AAF Gene B Phillips of Colony Oklahoma Sixth Infantry Division Robert A Rogers of Saratoga Springs AAF Truman Gwin Elledge of Dilton Oklahoma 24th Infantry Division Robert L Woodward of Metropolis Illinois James R Nunn of Abernathy Infantry and twins Billy Dean and Bobby Don Clayton of Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Safford
Kenneth W. Moore
Lincoln
Willie Don Scott
Happy
Willie Crow
Amarillo
Signal Corps
Eddie Howard Smith
404 Pierce
Harry Lee Ostrander
Kansas City Mo
Robert Mack Douglass
Frisco
Gene B. Phillips
Colony
Okla
Robert Allen Rogers
Saratoga Springs
AAF
Truman Gwin Elledge
Dilton
24Th Infantry Division
Robert Leon Woodward
Metropolis
James Robert Nunn
Abernathy
Infantry
Billy Dean
Bobby Don Clayton
Worms Grow Fast With Coffee Ground Feed Says Miss Summer
Miss Summer notes worms thrive when fed coffee grounds at the stockyards. Scientists cite worm excretions as a potent oil with pain relief and swelling reduction. The caveat is that the worms must be killed to obtain it.
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Miss Summer
Norito
Bewley Recuperates After Operation at Neblett Hospital
Sgt. Jesse W. Bewley of the local Army recruiting station recovers in Neblett Hospital Canyon after a recent operation. The piece ends with a note on highway fatalities among cats, contrasting domestic animal losses with human risks.
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Bewley
Jesse W. Bewley
Neblett Hospital
Canyon
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