High Pest Cost Cuts Income of Cotton Farmers
The National Cotton Council notes pests like boll weevil and boll worm caused over 250 million dollars in losses to Cotton Belt farmers in 1948, reducing average income by about one eighth. It urges dusting with poison, regular infestation counts, and five day spraying intervals, with county agents and vocational instructors available for details.
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National Cotton Council
Land Grant College
Florists from Crest Flower Shop Attend San Antonio Convention
Mr and Mrs O L Mill of Crest Flower Shop attended a florists convention in San Antonio last week. They spent three days at a design school and planned to offer novel methods and arrangements to customers. Mrs Mill noted a lovely wedding when a local florist’s daughter wed in the city.
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O. L. Mill
E Crest
Antonio
Ueairuly
Annie Hughes
Glidden
Wm. Struss
Columbus
A J. Strubs
Wallace M. Lindsay Lef Houston
Learn To Swim Easy Fun Says Expert
Expert Carroll L. Bryant of the American Red Cross urges learning to swim for safety and enjoyment. He notes about 7 percent of bathers are skilled swimmers, with many non-swimmers at risk, and stresses that learning should begin when desired, often between ages 10 and 14, with trained instructors guiding progress.
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Carroll L. Bryant
American Red Cross
America
Typhus Fever Increasing In State Of Texas
Texas health officials report 182 typhus fever cases so far this year with seven new cases in mid July. Dr. Geo W Cox notes August peaks and cites rat fleas as transmission. rat control helps reduce deaths, with 273 deaths from 1943 to 1947 and a drop in annual death rate from 63 in 1943 to 30 in 1948.
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Austin
Texas
State Health Department
Geo. W. Cox
Goo. W. Cox
Brill
Rice market holds firm in face of light trading
U S Department of Agriculture reports rice markets steady as small offerings curtail new purchases. Southern Louisiana and Texas see limited combining and harvest activity while farmers dry grain awaiting better sales. Prices for No 1 Blue Bonnet Patna and Fortuna range from 15 to 17 50 per 100 pounds with old crop supplies tight in New Orleans and New York.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Louisiana
Texas
Zenith
Lake Charies
Houston
Blue Bonnet
Patna
Fortuna
Blue Rose
Penn
Earl Prolific
New Orleans
Reanno
New York
Health Officer Urges Check of Children's Health
Health officer Dr George W Cox urges parents to have children undergo thorough physicals before school opens. Readiness includes dental, eye, ear nose and throat checks and immunizations. The appeal aligns with state school opening dates and notes health impacts on learning.
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Austin
Texas
George W. Cox
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