Gene Tunney Quietly Builds Hereford Herd at Star Meadow
Former world heavyweight champion Gene Tunney, 58, presides over Star Meadow Farm north of Stamford Connecticut with about 50 Hereford cattle on 250 acres. He shifted to Herefords in 1946 for docile temperament and plans to move toward purebred, while clearing land with farm manager Herman Zu ern to expand pastures.
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Laundry Supplies Uses Demonstrated At Chestnut Level Meeting
Chestnut Level Home Makers Club holds its fall meeting at 1 30 p m on November 2 at Chestnut Level Church House. Agriculture Extension will demonstrate laundry supplies and their uses with water samples from attendees wells or cisterns for testing. Everyone is welcome.
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Reminded by Doctor of Wife's Sore Fit
An absent-minded man visits his old friend the family doctor. After a long chat the doctor says come again soon and asks about the family. The man corrects him and mutters that his wife is not well, prompting the humorous exchange.
County Reports 23 Rabies Cases
Dr. Davis warns rabies remains a serious menace and outlines prevention methods. He explains dog confinement for 10 days to test infection, head examination if a dog bites, immediate wound washing, and medical follow up. Vaccinating dogs yearly is advised with 75 percent coverage reducing outbreaks.
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