Dangers of Electrical Death Traps on Farms
An article catalogs frequent farm electrical hazards from wet weather and worn cords. It urges safety checks such as discarding old extension cords, using proper fuse sizes, electrician inspection for added appliances, sturdy poles with insulators, worn switches, correct wire sizes, and replacing flimsy light sockets to prevent electrocutions and shocks.
Electrical safety tips from Southern Agriculturist
Buy heavy duty extension cords. Keep moisture and uninsulated conductors apart. Teach children to respect electricity. Avoid makeshift repairs. Check all motors for wear where wires enter. Insert safety links in pull chains. Check lines and cords for friction wear. Shut off power while making repairs and adjustments.
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Southern Agriculturist
Results Last Week and Next Sunday Games
Results show Seipp s five Blanco two Harper three Stonewall eight Ingram ten Sisterdale eighteen. Games next Sunday May twenty three feature Sisterdale at Stonewall Blanco at Ingram Harper at Camp Stanley with Seipp s off day and Seipp s to play at Comfort.
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Seipp’s
Blanco
Harper
Stonewall
Ingram
Sisterdale
Camp Stanley
Seipp
Comfort
Stonewall Ptcoodosao
Odes Sures
Seipp's
Sitalakosser
iSisterdale
District meeting forms German Catholic aid group
A district meeting of German extraction Catholics organized to spread faith and mutual aid among newcomers, champion oppressed rights, and aid Christian social reconstruction. The National Women's Union auxiliary was founded in 1916, with St Ann's Society linked to the Union and St Anthony's Men to Central Verein.
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National Women's Union
St. Ann’s Society
St. Anthony’s Men’s Society
Verein
Progresso and Tejas Club Officers Stall Meeting
Progresso Club of Menard stalled Tejas Club and Hill Country Club officers during a candle lighting ceremony led by Mrs Matthews. Mrs Worth Howe praised faithful service, presented a gift, and Mrs Oehler quoted the Club Collect. Guests and members listed with floral tea decor and refreshments.
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Worth Howe
Carl Oehler
R. O. Dittmar
Mesdames Douglas Brewer
Milton Dyer
Glenn Hopf
Robert Kensing
Walter Parker
R. E. Peri
Belton Tatsch
Fred Whetstone
Fred Whitewood
Gilbert Anderegg
A. J. Arnold
Arthur Bierschwale
Cora Coplen
M. R. Maines
Carl Oohler
J. R. Peril
Vester B. Parker
Will Stockard
Walking Tarr
Mack Scarborough
Temple
M. E. Duderstadt
Fredericksburg
R& Stevens
Wimberly
Norton Matthews
Menard
John Whitewood
Edinburg
Misses Peggye Gould
Joyce Whetstone
Inez Whitewood
Dinner Guests Highlight Stev ens and Wedekind Families
Mr and Mrs Homer Lee Stevens and two daughters were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Wedekind Sunday. Mrs Otto Strackbein and son Clarence visited in the home of Mr and Mrs Milton Wendel and daughter Tuesday.
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Homer Lee Stevens
Fred Wedekind
Otto Strackbein
Clarance
Milton Wendel
Arthur? Bierschwabe
Clark
Watkins Tarr
Texas General Revenue Reaches Record High
The Texas General fund stands at 64,690,420 after Controller George H. Sheppard transfers over ten million from clearance funds. Net April balance exceeds fifty four million as revenue increases boost the Available School Fund while crude oil tax nears eight million monthly.
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General Fund
Texas
George H. Sheppard
Sheppard
Omnibus
Stonewall Beats Harper 8-3 in Sunday Game
Stonewall topped Harper 8 to 3 as L Schneider and J Heep limited Harper to five hits. Heep starred in 1947 Hill Country League and again excelled with no hits allowed, six strikeouts in five innings, and a three bagger. Cottle led Harper with two safe chances, while Stonewall built a 3-3 tie before pulling away in the 6th and 7th innings.
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Stonewall
Harper
L. Schneider
J. Heep
Heep
Omer Cottle
Abrhore Weinheimer
Luck
E Schumann
Keller
Luckenbach
Harper— Arrhore
TFOX
DeLorey If
Lorenz
Oren Cottle
Thurman
Tatsch
Intelonolaionetves
Kaiserie
Simmary
Deike
Schneider
R Coffee
R. Coffee
Lindig
Coffee
Schnet
Government Sues For Refusing To Collect Taxes
Miss Vivien Kellems, a manufacturer in Saugatuck Connecticut, has consistently refused to collect withholding taxes from her employees claiming government authority over employers. The government recently replaced Hens of 1685.40 against the Kellems Company, with $837.70 in withholding taxes, $10 interest, and a $837.70 fine. Fortifying sheep rations with cobalt and iodized salt shows promise to cut lamb losses on some farms.
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Miss"Vivien Kellems
Saugatuck
Conn
Kellems Company
Dust gun and dust material aid farm garden safety
The text suggests using a small hand dust gun and minimal dust material to protect the home garden. It also notes dim lighting, slow heating appliances, and poorly running motors as possible signals for a rewiring job on the farm, and mentions a southern doctor tying singing to higher blood pressure without naming who.
Welsh Rarebit Recipe Sparks Beverage Debate Column
A reader praised Nancy Gale's Welsh rarebit recipe using tart cheese Worcestershire and sparkling tansy beer. The correspondent asked what beverage to serve with it and Nancy Gale's column promises a simple answer about an ideal drink.
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the Clarion
Nancy Gale
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