Hawk in Barnyard Stuns Wisconsin Family
At a Wisconsin farm Frank Bowden fired a small rifle at a hawk that had seized a chicken. The hawk dropped the bird but the chicken escaped unharmed, leaving the family joking about fried chicken.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1937
Page
12
At a Wisconsin farm Frank Bowden fired a small rifle at a hawk that had seized a chicken. The hawk dropped the bird but the chicken escaped unharmed, leaving the family joking about fried chicken.
In Chicago a 15 year old girl developed virilism with masculine features. Surgeons at Michael Reese Hospital removed an enlarged right ovary and fibrous adrenal tissue nest. Postoperative recovery halted masculine traits and the patient can marry and bear children.
The George Washington bridge has prevented thirty three personal crisis reports and eight stunt jumps since opening four and a half years ago. Port Authority Police keep a constant lookout for people who want to leap into the Hudson River from the bridge. J E Ramsey, general manager, warns such acts endanger both the jumper and nearby craft.
Olivia De Havilland and Errol Flynn star in Charge of the Light Brigade at the Cameron Theatre on Sunday and Monday, January 10 and 11. The page also notes a northern action serial featuring King of the Royal Mounted in the feminine role.
The film Border Phantom comes to the Milam Theatre Friday and Saturday January 8 and 9 featuring Bob Steele in a tense frontier tale. An additional note advertises 52 acres of improved farm land for sale, five miles north of Rockdale Texas.
Public notice posted under law restricting hunting and trespass on J D Nisbetts property in Salem. Public urged to heed the posted warning and respect the prohibition.
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