Ex-Ranger Tom Stowe Found Guilty and Sentenced
Victoria Texas May 23 former Texas ranger Tom B Stowe 49 was found guilty of murdering farmer Alvin Marshall and sentenced to life imprisonment after a short jury deliberation. Closing arguments lasted four and a half hours with state prosecutors urging the death penalty.
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Victoria
Tex
Tom B. Stowe
Texas Ranger
Alvin Marshall
Stowe
T. E. White
Gertrude Allen Stowe
Vertiles Smith Stowe
Howard Green
Cuero
Arthur M. Green
August Hartman
Harry Leahy
P. P. Putney
J. V. Vanderberg, Jr
J. P. Pool
Marshall
Increased production under improved dairy management
A Beltsville study shows milking and feeding cows three times daily, housing in box stalls, fattening rather than ordinary flesh, and 15 month calving intervals raise production by 50 percent. A 400-pound butter fat herd record, under normal farm conditions, matches a 600-pound advanced registry merit record.
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Bureau of Dairy Industry
Beltsville
Herd Improvement Association
Aged Woman Burned in Oklahoma Hotel Fire
An 96 year old woman, Melissa M. Ames, died in a blaze at the Ames Hotel in Durham Oklahoma caused by a kerosene stove. Her daughter in law Mrs C C Ames escaped after attempting to help and police report dense smoke hindered rescue. The incident also damaged property and a notice about mens suits was included in the same report.
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Canadian
Tex
Melissa M. Ames
C. C. Ames
Ames
Durham
Okla
Texas
Inactive Germs in Fresh Milk Quiet Warm Period
Bacteria in freshly drawn milk are inactive for up to three to five hours even at 70 degrees, with readjustment time varying by conditions. Milk with low bacterial counts lasts longer. cleaning utensils and dirt reduce the period. Cooling to 50 degrees promptly helps, and stirring once after half an hour is advised.
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J. D. Brew
Cornell University
Father and Son Clash Over Teacher Complaint
A father recounts a teacher calling about his son while the son retorts with a sexist quip about women. The exchange highlights a gendered stereotype in a domestic moment.
Ringworm of the Hands and Feet Warned as Contagious
The article explains ringworm of the hands and feet is caused by a vegetable parasite, can affect both children and adults, and may spread via bath mats soggy floors towels or soap. It notes heat exposure may trigger or worsen the condition and urges personal towels soap socks and footwear, daily bath area cleaning and antiseptic treatment.
Blackhead in Turkeys Linked to Roundworm Infection
A study shows a roundworm in chickens may carry the germ causing blackhead in turkeys. Using semi confinement on virgin soil with alfalfa reduces infection risk by separating turkeys from chickens for at least two years. The term blackhead is misleading as many turkey diseases also darken the head before death.
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Turkeys
Too Much Protein? Boy Dies After Eating Beans
A Boston paper reports a young boy died after consuming large amounts of beans rich in protein. Parents and siblings were affected, shedding light on dietary risks and family health concerns. Authorities investigate the unusual death and advise balanced nutrition.
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Boston Paper
Proper Care Of Cream In Spring And Summer
As warm weather nears cream producers face challenges in delivering cream to the creamery in prime condition. Winter care routines may not suffice for summer needs. Odors from cellar vegetables can taint cream, so readers are advised to wash and scald separators cans pails and utensils after use and keep them dry. Sunshine provides cheap drying.
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