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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1963
Page
4
Texas Agricultural Extension Service veterinarian Dr. C. M. Patterson warns stockmen grazing sorghum family plants may face prussic acid poisoning. Wilted young plants under moisture stress pose risk. monitor herd closely, move animals at first signs, seek veterinary help for treatment.
Extension column notes a licensed shrinkage method reducing knitwear shrinkage to under ten percent and brings it in line with woven fabrics. It highlights labeling rules, fiber groups, and consumer protection, then shifts to frogs farming myths and realities in Louisiana markets with four practical hurdles.
Advice from the AMA on safe fishing practices. Avoid hook injuries by shielding hooks and storing lures. Look before casting to prevent accidents and injuries to others. If hooked, seek medical care for proper removal and possible antibiotics and tetanus shot. Fishing remains fun with careful habits.
Austin reports Seton School of Nursing will close in August after 61 years. Enrollments have plummeted from 117 in 1959 to 28 in 1963, with a shift toward university and junior college nursing education. Transfers will be absorbed by Incarnate Word College San Antonio St Pauls Dallas UT Austin and Brackenridge Austin.
Texas A M College Station forester Bill Smith describes the Lost Pines of Central Texas as isolated in Bastrop Caldwell Colorado and Fayette counties about 50 to 100 miles from East Texas. Explanations cite historical rainfall shifts or soil water retention allowing pines to survive and reseed in scattered blocks southeast of Austin. The Lost Pines aided Texas history by supplying lumber for the Capitol and other buildings and remain a source for breeding disease resistant pines and recreational use.
State Bar of Texas outlines how federal law governs Indian treaties and tribal courts while tribal nations retain control over many internal matters. It discusses juror duties, unanimity, and the evolving role of women in civic service, plus cautions about legal advice.
Mr and Mrs Jerry B Havel their daughter Mary Ann and son Sidney with Angeline Kral completed a 4340 mile tour through 17 states and Canada. Starting in Detroit they visited Greenfield Village and the Windsor border then Toronto Niagara Falls and more, including Washington DC Gettysburg and Monticello. They recalled helpful locals, a free repair at Roanoke and numerous roadside stands with fruit and other goods. Weather remained cool throughout.
Relatives visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hajek included Mrs. Philip Tanis of Corpus Christi, Mrs. Robert Elder and daughter Julie Anna of Oklahoma City, and Mrs. Diane Blakney of Range. The Shamrock Hotel in Houston features 66 shades of green and cost 21 million dollars.
Great humorist Will Rogers once observed that humor reflects the human condition, blending wit with wisdom to illuminate daily life. His famous quips endure as entertaining social commentary and a lens on American character.
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