Poor Spraying Results From Carelessness
A historical note on orchard spraying urges thorough coverage of trees with 5 to 6 gallons per average tree in early sprays and fruit and leaves in later passes. It warns against careless application, recommends a barrel sprayer on farms, and suggests equipment like 26 feet of hose and an angle nozzle to create a fine mist for wide coverage.
Meat Hints For Family Dinner
Housewife friendly recipes for family meals include a tomato ham macaroni bake with cheese crust and a flank steak dressed and rolled with celery onion and breadcrumbs. The dish uses ham macaroni tomato sauce and grated cheese baked until browned for about twenty minutes.
Epidemic Cerebrospinal Meningitis Explained and Prevented
Oklahoma expert Dr. Hammonds outlines meningitis basics, transmission, incubation, and risk factors. He warns crowded conditions worsen spread and urges water boiling, proper food handling, milk from tested cows, and careful can sanitation. Fredericksburg Implement Co promotes new farm tools.
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Oklahoma
O. O. Hammonds
Fredericksburg Implement Co
Your Child Protected Against Diphtheria
Public health notice urges all children ages one to twelve to be protected against diphtheria with toxin antitoxin and Schick tests. It explains dosing, delayed immunity, and the need for follow up Schick testing, noting limited availability and the role of clinics and schools in Texas for immunization efforts.
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Bureau of Vital Statistics Bureau
State Department of Health
State Boards of Health
Wolf Proof Fencing Carload Advertised by Local Firms
A full carload of Wolf Proof Fencing in all sizes is advertised by Fredericksburg Implement Co and linked to KOLMEIER & KLIER CO. for plumbing and water supplies. The notice emphasizes service scale with the claim no job is too small or too large.
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Kolmeier & Klier CO
Fredericksburg Implement Co
Kerrville Clinic
Secor Hospital
Fire destroys portion of San Antonio federal building
A morning blaze started in the attic of the San Antonio federal building housing the post office and federal court. The fire, believed caused by a short circuit wire, caused about 50 000 dollars in damage. Mail matter was not damaged or delayed.
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San Antonio Federal Building
Post Office
Federal Court
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