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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1964
Page
2
An experienced gardener who tended camellias and roses died of tetanus after neglecting vaccination. She used barnyard manure and insect repellent while caring for plants, then contracted tetanus from a small wound. The article warns that tetanus can be fatal despite treatment and stresses booster immunization if initial protection exists.
The 1964 wheat program signup ends Friday per Looe Miller of the ASCS. Participation is voluntary and requires an signed agreement plus acreage diverted from wheat equal to 11.11 percent of the allotment for conserving uses. Farmers should contact the Terry County ASCS office with questions. Notices on Farm Domestic Allotment Normal Yield and Payment Rate were mailed to cotton producers in Terry County. appeal of normal yield must be filed by May 25.
Describes tetanus germs that may secrete a potent toxin capable of killing large numbers. Explains muscle spasms convulsions and death in humans. The term lockjaw refers to a jaw clench. Encourages vaccination by armed services or family doctor before injury.
The seminars aim to deepen formal education and make it meaningful. Participants will be available for talks to civic clubs and other county groups to share knowledge from the sessions. Judges at the competition in the Terry County Agricultural Center included Beth Geron Clais Sharp Jim Foy and Mack Gray with Delton Tatum as chairman and coordinator.
J D Oliver has been elected to membership in the American Angus Association at St Joseph Missouri per secretary Glen Bratacher. The new member is among 765 breeders of registered Aberdeen Angus nationwide this past month. The association also notes a registered Angus bull sale by D Clark to C B Carroll of Meadow.
Seagraves PFC Kenneth W. Fields, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Fields, took part in Exercise West Wind, a joint Army Navy Marine amphibious drill on Molokai Hawaii, in late April. A Lefors High School graduate, he entered the Army in 1962 and trained at Fort Polk before arriving at Schofield Barracks in 1963.
A kitchen note suggests using bones from a roast leg of lamb to make a good soup when combined with extra broth, onion, carrot, barley and seasonings. The recipe highlights economical use of leftover bones and vegetables.
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