Campaign to Eradicate Ticks Might Cost Less Than They Do
In two Texas regions totalling 29 percent of quarantined land ticks remain a menace. Brazos county hosts a conference with farmers and officials from nine counties on the high costs of tick maintenance versus eradication. Texas Livestock Sanitary Commission and federal aides push coordinated dipping, with no set timetable but strong local support for continued eradication to protect dairy and beef industries.
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Texas
Brazos County
Livestock Sanitary Commission
Carroll Drew
State Livestock Sanitary Commission
Bryan
United States
Milam
Burleson
Lee
Brazos
Limestone
Freestone
Anderson
Cherokee
Rusk
Panola
Drew
Bureau of Animal Industry
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Garden notes from Cora Crenshaw 4-H report
Cora Crenshaw of the Reliance 4-H Club reports a productive spring and summer garden. Her 120 by 17 foot plot yielded 1 112 pounds of vegetables and 223 quarts canned or preserved valued at 87 85 dollars with 54 48 dollars in fresh sales. Home demonstration plans extend to garden pantry and living room projects with rug braiding and writing centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Crenshaw
Reliance 4-H Club
Cora
F. J. Regmiund
Smetana
Fred Wehrman
John Thompson
Tabor
Antone Hajek
Ed S. Zak
Union Hill
Schulman Charged With Sunday Law Violation in Bryan
Morris Schulman of the Bryan Amusement Company owner of the Palace and Queen movie houses was arrested by Sheriff J H Reed for violating Sunday closing laws and operating a show on Sunday. Bond set at 300 signed by T K Lawrence and Henry Locke. Trial scheduled Thursday before Justice J T McGee. Defense to be led by Col C C Todd and Lamar Bethea, who previously defended Schulman and won acquittal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Schulman
Bryan Amusement Company
Palace and Queen
J. H. Reed
Schulman
T. K. Lawrence
Henry Locke
J. T. McGee
A. S. Ware
Col. C. C. Todd
Lamar Bethea
Mr. Schulman
Political Notes Highlight Fraternity Death Probe and Election Moves
Senator W. E. Thomason plans a personal probe into Mrs. Mildred Woodruff death at the Lambda Chi Alpha house after the Thanksgiving game and may push a bill to abolish fraternities. John G. Ross seeks house chief clerk against Louise Snow Phinney. Bess Beeman faces Ed Kilman for engrossing and enrolling clerk. Governor Moody to speak at Knife and Fork Club dinner December 17 honoring Governor-Elect Sterling. Chronicle editor Huggins chairs arrangements. Texas-wide invitations go to leaders. lawmakers from all regions attend a highway commission day in Austin. Pink Parish, W. E. Thomason, Loy, Fill, Sherrill, and Lowe represented their regions.
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W. E. Thomason
Nacogdoches
Mildred Woodruff
San Antonio
Lambda Chi Alpha
Austin
John G. Ross
Liberty
House
Louise Snow Phinney
Bess Beeman
Ed Kilman
Houston
Dan Moody
Rice Hotel
R. S. Sterling
W. O. Huggins
the Chronicle
Walter Woodul
Texas
Highway Commission
Four Corners
West Texas
Pink Parish
Lubbock
East Texas
Guy Blount
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
North Texas
J. J. Loy
Cook County
Paul Fill
Montague County
J. Sherrill
Archer County
South Texas
Sam Lowe
Brenham
Billie Burns
A. S. McSwain
Clothing Fire Burns Mrs Beal After Garment Ignites
Mrs. Joe Beal of Prospect suffered painful burns when her clothing caught fire from a hegre t while she stood on a day afternoon. Her hands and shoulders were severely burned before the flames were extinguished. Auto registration begins in Brazos county with six cars first day, slow overall. Chinese authorities state average farmer supports a family of about $100 yearly in American money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Beal
Prospect
J. M. Ferguson
Shi
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Lucy Givens
Benson
Steele’s
Fred W. Jensen
R. R. Reppert
S. D. Snider
The
Lions Club
Fred Jensen
Rotary Club
Joe Severn
Rye
Beason
Severn Farm
Arnold Stevener
C. A. Schram
Ward
Thrift Days
Dad
Cavalier
Family Wets
All Electric
Utah
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