Fowl Leukosis and Rocking Chair Reflections
The article describes fowl leukosis in poultry including transmission, signs such as ocular grey eyes and paralysis, and organ tumors with guidance from the Texas Experiment Station on management, culling, and breeding. It also includes a long piece by Roger M. Kyes lamenting the loss of the rocking chair as a social symbol and urging thoughtful family plans, followed by culling and breeding recommendations to combat leukosis.
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Farmera Themacives
Bureau of Animal Industry
Texas Experiment Station
Fabricius
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Texas Sixth In Big Game In U S Says Report
A U S Fish and Wildlife Service report to Texas officials shows Texas as the sixth leading state in big game with 301 822 total big game animals. Texas leads in javelinas with 35 100, and also has 238 565 white tailed deer and 17 553 mule or black tailed deer.
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Austin
Texas
State Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Lone Star State
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Wisconsi
California
Minnesota
Arizona
New Mexico
United States
Warns Against Handling Rabbits In Tularemia Risk
Austin Texas December 11 Dr Geo W Cox State Health Officer warns hunters market men foothandlers and households to take precautions in handling rabbits after diseased rabbits are identified as the source of tularemia Also advises against handling rabbits without proper care to avoid infection and disease transfer.
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Austin
Texas
Geo. W. Cox
Precautions Against Tularemia in Rabbit Handling
Dr. Cox warns hunters to bag only healthy animals and avoid handling game with bare hands. Thorough cooking is essential to destroy tularemia germs, and gloves or soap and hot water are recommended after handling. The illness, peaking in hunting season, presents flu like symptoms, swollen glands, and possible ulcers, with immunity after one attack.
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Dr. Cox
Red Cross Aid Speeds to Disaster Victims Nationwide
Over the last year the American Red Cross operated in 84 states aiding 102 floods tornadoes fires and other disasters. More than 100000 victims received shelter meals clothing medical care and rehabilitation assistance.
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American Red Cross
Deep South
Red Cross
Coast Guard
Hunters Baffle Each Other in Deer Kill
Thomas Clyde Lacy and his grandfather F. H. Hicks of Marble Falls Texas fired at a deer simultaneously. Each believed he had killed the buck and only after close inspection was it found that Hicks actually made the kill while Lacy missed high. The Marble Falls Messenger reports the unlikely double shot.
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Thomas Clyde Lacy
F. H. Hicks
Marble Falls
Thomas Lacy
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Thurston
Aémiadante
L.* E. James
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Poultry Husbandman Division of
Poultry Husbandry
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Roger M. Kyes
National Farm Youth Foundation
Wee
the Society For the Prevention
Coats
Schandua & Reichenau
Fredericksburg, Texas
H. Welge Lewis
Harper
Alex Mittendorf
Aermotor Mills
Fairbanks Morse
Krauskopf Bros
Robert Blum
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Lochte Storage Commission CO