Eight wolves trapped in Jack County by government hunter
A government wolf trapper based in Wizard Wells and joined by local farmer Elenburg tracked and pulled eight young wolves from a den on the mountainside near Newport amid reports of turkey and chicken predation. The team then sought the old wolves but no continued success was confirmed.
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Jack County
DeLong
Wizard Wells
Elenburg
Newport
G. W. Brazeal
Zacksboro
Use
Increase the Tomato Acreage for Canning Goals
The Department of Agriculture urges a 50 percent rise in tomato acreage for canning to support export to Great Britain under Lend-Lease and storage domestically. Farmers may count extra plantings as non depleting under AAA, with canning firms paying above last year’s prices. Disease issues, control methods from the Jacksonville Tomato Laboratory, and wilt resistant varieties are discussed to boost yields.
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Department of Agriculture
Great Britain
United States
AAA
Texas
Greater Baltimore
John Baer
Jacksonville
Irish wedding mishap sparks best man boast
An Irishman on leave from work attends a wedding returns with two black eyes. The foreman asks what happened. He explains seeing a man dressed like a peacock who claimed to be the best man and boasted he was indeed the best by far.
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Aaron Miller
Bowie
Mr. Miller
Old Mexico
Peaches Thinning Advice for Orchard Maintenance
The guidance recommends thinning peaches to about six inches apart on the limbs to ensure better fruit development and tree health. This pruning practice helps reduce overcrowding and improves air circulation and sun exposure for remaining fruit.
Rock Springs Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Illness
Mrs. S F Middleton reports weekend visits from Edd Mills of Wilson Oklahoma and family. Mrs. W G Reese returns from Arkansas to visit relatives. Mrs Shelton Brown recovered after major surgery. Earl Mills from Brownwood Army camp fell ill with pneumonia. Smith Middleton recovering from appendix operation in Gainesville. Orville Gene Middleton has measles. Jerry Whitecotton injures shoulder while playing ball. Continuous notes on local residents and family events in Rock Springs.
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S. F. Middleton
Edd Mills
Wilson
Okla
M. E. Mills
W. G. Reese
Arkansas
R. L. Brown
Shelton Brown
The
Ryan Hospital
Charlie Burnette
Baby Gayle
Earl Mills
Brownwood
Smith Middleton
Gainesville
Nocona
Middleton
Madre
Wichita Falls
Orville Gene Middleton
R. L. Brown, Jr
Decatur
Jerry Whitecotton
Otis Mills
Saint Jo
Local families share visits across towns this weekend
Mr and Mrs Joe Fenoglio and baby of Stanfield Ranch spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs J W Morrow. C W Mills and J D Morrow attended a party at Miss Nell McGee s near Belcherville Wednesday night. Mrs Doc Hudson and four children of Hinds City are spending a few days with her parents Mr and Mrs E L Mills.
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Joe Fenoglio
Stanfield Ranch
J. W. Morrow
C. W. Mills
J. D. Morrow
Nell McGee
Belcherville
Doc Hudson
Hinds City
E. L. Mills
Local families host visitors over weekend in area towns
Floyd Harris and family of Illinois Bend visited Walter Harris and family Sunday. E V Buck and family Billie Gene Buck Bailey Buck and family Sewell Staple Mrs. Joe King Joan Louise J C Donnell and family visited Mrs J M Buck Sunday. Jerry Jackson of Fort Sill Okla visited S M Steen and family. Tom Inman and daughters Peggy June Bettie Hite of Wichita Falls visited J C Fletcher. Dan Harris moved to Saint Jo for Crump station work. J W Jackson and wife visited Gainesville last week. Smith Worley of Sherman visited homefolk last weekend.
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J. M. Buck
E. V. Buck
Billie Gene Buck
Nocona
Bailey Buck
Gainesville
Sewell Staple
Joe King
Joan Louise
J. C. Donnell
Jerry Jackson
Fort Sill
Okla
S. M. Steen
Tom Inman
Peggy June
Bettie Hite
Wichita Falls
J. C. Fletcher
Dan Harris
Saint Jo
Harris
Crump
J. W. Jackson
Smith Worley
Sherman
Adlerika Gas Pain Relief The Griffin ad
A compact ad notes Adlerika quickly relieves intestinal gas pains from delayed bowel action. The message urges readers to get it today from G. O. Slaughter & Co. and Griffin's Drug Store, Ohio.
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Adlerika
C. B.ohio
G. O. Slaughter & Co
Griffin’s Drug Store
Littell's
Fenoglio Family Gatherings and Local Visits
Mrs Glenna Thompson and Mrs N B Gary of Bowie were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs A J Fenoglio. Ernest Veretto’s wife stayed with daughter Mrs Bud Russell in Hancock. The Fenoglio clan from Nocona Montague and Decatur shared Mother's Day with their parents. Ray Fenoglio recovered from intestinal flu. Stanfield Ranch child visited relatives. Lena Nobile of Nocona visited Sunday. Tony Fenoglio from Centralia visited Fred Nobile and family.
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Glenna Thompson
N. B. Gary
Bowie
A. J. Fenoglio
Ernest Veretto
Bud Russell
Hancock
James Fenoglio
Anthony Fenoglio
Nocona
Henry Fenoglio
Montague
Melvin Fenoglio
Decatur
Ray Fenoglio
Joe Fenoglio
Baby
Stanfield Ranch
Lena Nobile
Tony Fenoglio
Centralia
Fred Nobile
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