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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1947
Page
5
A Gaines Dog Research Center survey of 200 hotels shows 68 percent admit guests with dogs. Some hotels offer kennels, special rooms, and pet rules. 32 percent do not allow dogs, but arrange nearby kenneling.
The Gaines Dog Research Center describes field trials as public competitions for hunting dogs with 27 eligible breeds. Events are grouped by age and class, judged on speed, style, and the dog’s hunting drive, offering excitement for spectators and participants alike.
Zion Lutheran Church invites worship every Sunday morning at 10 in English. Sunday School is held at 9 each week.
In a Kotzebue Drug Company advertisement readers are urged to consider gum health with the slogan Pyorrhea may follow neglect. The ad notes irritation of gums and promotes LETO'S as a remedy with a refund offer if the first bottle fails to help.
Readers are invited to place notices in the paper under the classifieds. Post your sale or purchase details to reach local readers and connect with interested parties. Include item or need, price or negotiation range, contact method, and any relevant deadlines.
Harry Miller of the Gaie Dog Research Center in New York City advocates adoption of an official dog for all 48 states. He notes many states already have official birds or flowers and says committees will form to push the cause with legislative action governors proclamations or popular votes as possible paths.
The Gaines Dog Research Center argues that leash use prevents dog strays and fights, reducing rabies hysteria. True rabies is rare. about 7,000 US dogs are affected annually. Rabies risk rises in summer due to outdoor activity. vaccines exist but effectiveness is debated.
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