Morris Ranch News Highlights Social Visits and Events
Mrs. Cottom Walker and Mrs. M. H. McLeod of Opalousas Louisiana spent several days with the Morris family. Ottmar Schnerr led a Lakeview Tourist camp rodeo July 22 and 23 two miles west of Buchanan Dam. Home Demonstration Club discussed pasture and flower arrangements at Mrs. Hugo Usener’s July 14 meeting. Next meeting at Mrs. G. H. Bierschwale July 28 will focus on a scrapbook of Texas shrubs and flowers.
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Cora Kathleen Morris
Alfons Klein and
Rudy
Mason
Home Demonstration Club
Morris Ranch HD Club
Hugo Usener
Alfred Heimann
Quality Eggs in Summer at College Station
Extension specialist Jennie Camp explains preserving egg quality in hot weather. Freshness depends on cooling, not shell color, and eggs should be stored unwashed in the refrigerator. Yolks provide iron and vitamins, making home production sensible for many families.
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College Station
Jennie Camp
A. and
M. College
Miss Camp
Vetoed Highway Appropriation Sparks Reform Claims
Julian Montgomery states the veto concerns a $1,000,000 itemization shift in the Texas Highway Department budget for the next biennium. He notes 327 field posts were shown in the bill for the first time, but not an actual fiscal increase, arguing governor O Daniel aimed to avoid inflated figures and preserve efficient staffing.
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Highway Department
Julian Montgomery
State Highway Department
Thos, H. MacDonald
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Owens
Missouri Highway Department
Owen
Highway Commission
O’daniel
Prevention of Coccidiosis in Chickens
Ry J Russel Couch, Poultry Husbandman, Division of Poultry Husbandry, describes early symptoms of coccidiosis in chicks and notes that controlling the disease was essential to growing birds on the experimental farm before 1937. The report outlines fever, pale combs, bleeding intestinal lining, and bloody droppings as warning signs.
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Ry J. Russel Couch
Division of Poultry Husbandry
Poultry Division
Regular Bedtime Aids Child Development Says Extension Expert
College Station July 18 Regular bedtimes boost normal development says Desca Hale A M College Extension Service specialist in parent education and child development. She notes regular hours aid physical growth ease in management and a normal disposition.
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College Station
Desca Hale
M. College Extension Service
Miss Hale
Hoover warns on propaganda to keep U.S. out of war
In a signed American Magazine piece President Hoover discusses how the United States can avoid involvement in war and outlines methods used by other nations to try to draw the country in.
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Hoover
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United States
Easy Modern Way to Carve a Ham Expert Explains
Carving authority Max O. Cullen demonstrates a simple method for preparing a ham. He emphasizes proper tools and a sharp knife, then guides through steps from fat side up to slicing across the bone for neat servings.
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Max O. Cullen
Cullen
Pete Smith
Ann Morriss
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