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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1960
Page
6
Corn stalk and root rot is a major problem in all corn growing areas, worsened by high rainfall in South and East Texas. It causes early death or stunting, lodging, and poor yields. Fungal overwintering on old stalks means no cure, but seed treatment and resistant hybrids offer some protection.
The nominating committee reported strong support for re-electing officers who served faithfully. Mrs. Ernest Hajek was re elected president with Rudie Valenta as vice president and George Herder as secretary treasurer.
Congressman Clark W. Thompson notes House passage of the federal aid to education bill amid contentious debate. He predicts a Senate fight and possible veto while reflecting on its race neutrality provisions and rising local support. Garwood High School grads trip impresses him as youth engage in national affairs.
Practical steps for driver involved in a crash including stop render aid protect the scene call an officer gather information and write it down, avoid admissions, see a doctor, consult a lawyer inform the insurance and report to the Department of Public Safety, with a closing note of thanks from Mrs. Louis Kurtz and others.
John Degenhardt expresses sincere thanks to Drs. Dennis and Robert Wagner and all nurses and cooks of Wagner's Hospital for care after his accident. He also thanks Fred Culak Mike Benes Mr Sedlmeyer for the Gazette, and all who sent cards or visited. May God bless you all.
A patient at Wagner Hospital expresses thanks to Dr. Robert Wagner Dr. John Dennis Wagner and Dr. R W Williams and to Father John Hanacek hospital staff visitors flowers cards food providers and family for caring during illness and recovery.
Health officials warn summer is peak danger period for mosquito borne encephalitis or sleeping sickness. Texas data cites 57 cases in warm months. two mosquito species spread the illness. Readers are advised to eliminate standing water, clean gutters, cover tanks, drain containers, cement tree holes, refresh water in vases, and maintain screens and sprayed areas to reduce mosquito populations.
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