Parnell Addresses Gulf Coast Poultry Council in Houston
E D Parnell Cameron teacher of Vocational Agriculture spoke to the Gulf Coast Poultry Council of Houston on market poultry and eggs standards. He urged a regular December show and noted about a hundred breeders from five counties attended the meeting chaired by E C Stone. Mrs E H Ruark presides the 17 county organization aiming for a huge market poultry show and the largest egg show in the Southwest in December.
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Gulf Coast Poultry Council of Houston
E. D. Parnell
Cameron
Houston
Gulf Coast
Parnell
E. C. Stone
E. H. Ruark
Southwest
Cold Sheep Sparks Arcadia Farm Fire Loss
A sheep near a water heater caused a blaze at Emil Fink farm two miles west of Arcadia Wisconsin. The fire destroyed a large barn and machine shed worth about 4000 dollars, with all farm machinery burned except for a cream separator. Volunteers saved other buildings despite deep snow.
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Arcadia
Wis
Emil Fink
Elephants and Buffalos Rise in Numbers Across Africa
A Nature article warns that hunting restrictions have sparked growing herds of elephants and water buffaloes in Africa. It notes at least 12 000 elephants in northern Rhodesia, with numbers believed to have tripled in 30 years, and cautions districts where herds are disturbingly large.
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London
Africa
Kafue Flats
Northern
Rhodesia
Althouzh
Truck Chases Coyotes in Colorado Prairie
Modern coyote hunting in Colorado's prairie has become a profitable venture for Charles Gross who uses a light truck with three dog compartments. He releases groups of three dogs at 300 yards to chase coyotes, with pelts worth 4 to 5 dollars each. since November 112 animals have been killed by his hounds and truck.
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Rativas
Colo
Charles Gross
Gross
Nickel Debt Is Paid Off After 50 Years
Decorah scene as Dr E O Viere of Minneapolis repays Ben Bear, a Decorah clothier, a 50 year old Aelta nickel. The anecdote recalls a late 1800s purchase when Bear charged a penny and a half for a ticket.
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Decorah
Tewi
E. O. Glere
Minneapolis
Ben Bear
Decorah Elothier
Aelta
Jiere
Amnion
Mr Bear
Mr. Bear
College Memory Contest Sparks Poetic Laughs in New Wilmington
At Weelmingtor College a memory frame poetry contest yielded humorous results with garbled lines from Shakespeare and other poets. The event drew students and staff into playful recall as they decoded quirky phrases. On his 37th wedding anniversary W A Lew received an anonymous note promising restitution for a past wrong, accompanied by a twenty-five cent piece.
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New
Wilmington
Weelmingtor College
Waa
Britt
W. A. Lew
Jail Demands Etiquet Hoquiam Prisoners Instructed
Hoquiam Washington jail officials order inmates to remove shoes before sleep and enforce quiet hours. The rule aims to improve hygiene and order inside the facility.
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Hoquiam
Local Officials and Notice of Sale
Listing of public officials for Criminal District Attorney to Sheriff and Commissioners plus a court order of sale by Bankers Life Co filed June 1 1936 in Dallas County Texas. Judgment against E L Brod and Joe Kostika for 9945.53 with 10 percent interest dated April 28 1936. Sale set for Tuesday July 7 1986 at Cameron Milam County court house.
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District Courts
Dallas County
Texas
Bankers Life Company
E. L. Brod
Tonie Brod
Joe Kostiha
I. L. Brod
Joe Kostika
Court House
City of
Cameron
Milam
Milam County Sheriff Schedules Public Sale of Brad Farm Land
Milam County Texas will sell at public auction between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. the 50 acre Brad Farm west of Cameron the property of defendants to satisfy a judgment. The land is part of S M Swinson survey abstract 302 and tied to a 1926 deed of trust from FE Brod to G W Fowler trustee. Sheriff R M Kennedy directs the sale with proceeds applying to the judgment.
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Texas
Milam
S. M. Swinson
Francisco Antonio de Los Rios
FE. L. Brod
Tonie Brod
G. W. Fowler
Milam County
Mandlesohns of Houston Visit Miss Burstyn
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mandlesohn of Houston visited Miss Gertrude Burstyn in the city Thursday. The Mandlesohns were en route to California.
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Chas. Mandlesohn
Houston
Gertrude Burstyn
Mandlesohns
California
Sudan Grass Harvest Now Allowed Under Soil Conservation Rules
The State Committee ruled that Sudan grass can be grazed or harvested for hay or seed and still count as a soil conserving crop. Farmers may plow under such crops as sudan peas or sorghum, with certification for each producer who turned under soil conserving crops. A two-person witnessed statement records date, stand condition, height, and crop type. keep this for supervisor checks. Eddie Paul Moore leaves Baskin Service Station for a position with the Mexia gas company.
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Sudan
State Committee
Eddie Paul Moore
Baskin
Mexia
Rush the Antitoxin By Airplane
An illustrated dramatic notice touts a drug store’s airlifted antitoxins and serums stored in a modern refrigerated case. The piece emphasizes readiness and reputable, fresh supplies available for emergencies at the pharmacy.
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Henry G. Lehman
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J. H
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Arthur Longmire
D. B. Gunn
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RKO Radio
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Palm Springs
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