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Newspaper
Rusk Cherokeean
Location
Rusk, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1956
Page
16
Establishment July 5 1847 editor publisher E H Whitehead office manager notices state corrections policy and rates. Classifieds and cards of thanks priced at three cents per word with county and out of county options and six month or one year durations.
An editorial on freedom, government and Americanism contrasts with health advisories for rheumatic fever. It warns of strep throat risks as fall nears and urges prompt treatment, noting medicines available free at health departments for those unable to pay. The article mentions a dairy yield and a sire named McDonald Farms Le Patrician.
Facts from history note where the Statue of Liberty arm length is given as forty two feet and the goldenrod is cited as the US national flower. Contributions include Longfellow in Westminster Abbey and Drake circumnavigating the globe.
A commentary argues that both major parties avoid firm declarations of government serving individuals. It notes the Effective Citizens Organization formed to spur business leaders into politics and urges a positive freedom mindset including the right to learn and to provide for oneself.
State Health Department data show heart disease leads all causes of death in the United States. Rheumatic heart disease and rheumatic fever contribute to heart damage, especially in children aged six to eight. Advances now focus on preventing strep throat to avert rheumatic fever and its recurrences, offering hope to families with affected children.
Luke Brock of Jacksonville purchases the registered Guernsey bull Bluff View Pat's Philip from J. T. Lively & Son of Dallas. The bull descends from Max's Phillys of Sartartia, a Guernsey cow with an official production record of 16 302 pounds.
John S. Bolton, airman apprentice in the US Navy, serves with Airborne Early Warning Squadron 4 at Cecil Field Naval Air Station in Jacksonville Florida. He reports to Jacksonville October 8 from Memphis Tennessee and is the ward of J C Norwood of 304 S Henderson St Rusk. He attended Rusk High School before enlisting in August 1955.
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