Hospital Notes From Newport Leona Bowie And Sunset
Mrs J H Coyle of Newport Lee Tucker of Leona community and Mrs A W Showers of Bowie convalescing. Lillie Menasco admitted for medical treatment. Mino Turnbow operated on. He is son of J C Turnbow Bowie. Two small sons of Vernon Barnes Sunset brought for medical treatment May 31. Edgar Lee four years old critically ill but improving. Mrs J T Simes and small son born at hospital May 30 returned home. Mrs W E Morgan of Nocona recovering after major operation June 2. James Bennett admitted for peritonitis. Son of J D Bennett Montague. Eugene Houp dismissed after ten days for pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Coyle
Newport
Lee Tucker
Leona
A. W. Showers
Bowie
Mino Turnbow
J. C. Turnbow
Route 2
Vernon Barnes
Sunset
Edgar Lee
J. T. Simes
W. E. Morgan of
Nocona
James Bennett
J. D. Bennett
Montague
Eugene
Small
T. J. Houp
J. F. Yowell
Methodist
Ft. Worth
Yowell
Fern Atkins
Bobby
Tyler
Texas
Case Ellis
Case, Jr
Joe Dalton
Herbert Wayne Ellis
Henderson
Berry Burkburnett
Atkins
Ellis
Mrs. Berry
Mrs. Yowell
Sherwin-Williams Paints at Lyon and Matthews Co
Local advertisement directs customers to Lyon and Matthews Co for Sherwin-Williams paints and related supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon & Matthews CO
Sherwin-Williams Paints
Farm- O- Graphs By B. F. Dearmore Visit to Parker County Ranch
B F Dearmore recounts a weeklong trip to the Bar O Ranch in Parker County. He describes riding, grassland, fat cattle, and a superior water system with windmills and reservoirs. He visits Weatherford and Mineral Wells noting churches colleges, shade trees, fruit orchards, brick making, and local growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker County
Bar O
Weatherford
Mineral Wells
County Agent Notes on Crop Measurement and Community News
The article explains early 1939 AAA program crop measurement, field boundary mapping, and planimeter use to ensure adherence to allotments. It advises dairy practices, milk handling, cooling, and marketing, plus grasshopper bait stations in Stoneburg, Montague, Spanish Fort, and Illinois Bend. It also lists several local visits and personnel movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Stoneburg
Montague
Spanish Fort
Illinois Bend
Travelogue Through Mineral Wells to Jacksboro and Farm Country
The narrator recalls traveling from Mineral Wells to Jacksboro via Perrin and visiting the community where they began teaching twenty five years ago. They spent time with their wife's mother, then returned home to rest after a vacation. Crops along the route look superb with grain in shocks and promising yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eral
Jacksboro
Perrin
Texas Health Official Sees A Quiet Mature Population Era
Dr. Geo W Cox predicts Texas will enter a quieter, more mature era as birth rates fall and life expectancy rises. By 1975 youth share declines while older, middle aged groups rise, reshaping schools, labor, leisure, and settlement patterns nationwide.
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Texas
Geo. W. Cox
America
Modern nature faker Lester Green famed for unbelievable tales
Elmo Scott Watson profiles Lester Green of Prospect Connecticut as a celebrated purveyor of improbable nature fakes. Readers laughed at his wild yarns about eggs hatched from ice, a magic curling fluid, and glue treated apples, some drawing inquiries from farmers and glue makers. The piece notes Green as a creation of C Louis Morrison, Prospect correspondent for the Waterbury Republican American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Green
Prospect
Conn
C. Louis Morrison
Waterbury
WNU
Grasshopper Fight Under Way Across Texas Panhandle to Dallas County
Entomologist R. R. Reppert reports early May surveys show a broad grasshopper fight from San Jacinto to Dallam counties. Migratory species in the Panhandle plus yellow differential elsewhere raise expected damage, with government aid of 325 carloads of mash and rapid mixing efforts in Hartley and other counties.
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San Jacinto County
Dallam County
Panhandle
R. R. Reppert
Texas A. and M. College Extension Service
Dallas
Hartley
Insects Under Control At Hatch Beds Report
Reppert notes control measures at the hatching beds. Mr and Mrs J T Wetsel and Mr and Mrs Glenn Trout with son Robert visit Mrs Wetsel's brother Mr and Mrs J H Lippencott of Bellevue. They enjoy a fishing trip. C L Martin Miss Lessie Mae Cobb and C L Martin Jr of Dallas visit Mr and Mrs James and Mr and Mrs J A Brite on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reppert
J. T. Wetsel
Glenn Trout
Robert
C. L. Martin
Lessie Mae Cobb
C. L. Martin, Jr
Dallas
James
Visa
J. A. Brite Sunay
Card of Thanks for Huber Rollins
The Rollins family of Fruitland and Bowie expresses sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for sympathy and deeds after the death of their son and brother Huber Rollins. Signed Mr and Mrs W E Rollins and family. Miss Jerry Butler of T W C visited Thursday to spend the summer with her parents Mr and Mrs Elvin Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolen Thomason
Odessa
G. W. Thompson
Lucille Jackson
Mrs
Doc Jackson
Fruitland and
Bowie
Huber Rollins
W. E. Rollins
Jerry Butler
Mrs. Elvin Butler
American Milk Distribution Tops World In Safety And Scope
The Milk Industry Foundation notes the United States now ships about 30 million bottles of fresh milk to homes daily. Trained distributors handle pasteurizing, bottle washing, bottling, capping, refrigerating, and testing to protect butterfat and safeguard public health, a contrast to primitive foreign methods.
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The
Milk Industry Foundation
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Pucks Sale
Lillie Menasco
Oak Grove Hatchery
B. F. Dearmore
Ellie
A. S. Elliott
AAA
B. B. Breitenhirt
Kerrville
Young Peoples Conference
Presbyterian Church In
A. D. Moyer
Navy
San Diego
Calif
Bremington
Washington
Lyle Brandt
F. J. Dixon
Mr. Brandt
Mrs. Dixon
George Rucker
By Charles Coolidge
Parlin
Curtis Publishing Company
Bowie News
Bowie’s Modern Newspaper
Health Department
Elmo Scott Watson
Grasshopper
Perkima
Dorothy Perkins
Griffin’s
Jexate Drug Store
Bowie Mattress CO
W.H. Stephens Feed Store
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