Foard County Man Rasberry Dies at 45 on Sunday
Rasberry, a prominent Foard County farmer, died Sunday morning after a stomach illness. He was active in the community, wife served as president of the Foard County Farm Bureau, and he leaves a wife six children and extended family. Funeral services were held Monday at Crowell, with Oddfellows and Woodmen lodges in charge.
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Rasberry
Oar County
Foard County Fann Bureau
Armetine
Federation
Dallas
Vernon
Hasherry
Poni
Vivian
Crowell
Baptist Church
Aml
The
Oddfellows and
Woodmen of the World
J B. Je. Russie de
Raymond
Johnnie Roth
Garland
Aguether
Z. L. Rasburrs
Chekasha
Orkla
Cenwel
Woodmen
KR. B. Cox
Bb. Cheney
Wilbarger
W Orbe
Texas Fawn Perena
Hended
Few Blekel In Existence Now Found In Forest And Parks
The Forest Service reports that elk remain in national forests and parks across 14 states, with about 52 000 elk range on these forests earlier year. Antelope herds have been nearly eliminated in western states, leaving about 240 dead on forests, while 10 600 mountain goats and 1 000 mountain sheep survive in several states. Fur bearing animals show notable increases in many areas.
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Burger
Thal Parks
Forest Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Efk
Thwestern
Field Inspection Work Shown in Motion Pictures
A film titled Guarding Livestock Health highlights the field inspection service of the Bureau of Animal Industry. It shows large numbers of animals entering stockyards and the tracing of disease through railroad records, with checks for 28 hour law violations, tuberculosis, hog cholera, foot and mouth disease, cattle fever ticks, and quarantine of infested cattle. The film, available for loan or purchase, emphasizes disease prevention and pen sanitation.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Thoreigh
Arizona Stockven Welcome Government Lion Hunters
A garbled news item describes a November incident involving Cleve Miller, a government employee in Arizona, connected to a USDA survey and stock sanitars program. It references a three-day event with a district predatory animal desperator and an alleged encounter on a grazing trip. The text is damaged and difficult to parse.
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Cleve Miller
Arizona
Integren
United States Department of Agriculture
Baird. M. Oy. Magsgrave
Miller
Pack of five dogs treed and hunted big game on mountain
A hunting account describes five dogs in a pack chasing deer and bobcats after a freshly killed deer was found. The dogs split, three treed at separate spots, all were killed and retrieved the next day. They trailed a bobcat to a carcass, treed and killed it, then resumed the yearling hunt. The journey included encounters with an old female lion and a hot chase back to Gump. locals praise the Biologic Survey protective system and support cooperative range management with wage-covered gas and repairs.
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Gump
Locket News Notes and Local Visits Amid Illnesses
Jan issue brief from Locket recalls visits by Fred Gaines and relatives in Thalia and Par go, with health concerns for Mrs Pige and Mrs. Wright. Walter Bonnister, Abi Ross, and families travel to Oklahoma for funerals and returns. a 14 year old accident at Vernon prompts medical aid. Miss Wil Tovert hosts friends for Mixes Folinnl Wright at Electra, with a long guest list and a program by the Locket Literary Society featuring Bargain Save at the Photog raphers Sheup titled enactment.
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Fred Gaines
Tualia
Joe Leverett
Mer
Hubbard Leverett
Pargo
Walter Bonnister
Thalia
Sarah Wigs
Verdel Ross
O. M. Pigg
Oklahoma
Abi Ross
Mr. Pige
Mrs. Pige
Ifenite
Wil Tovert
Mixes Folinnl
Wright
Flectra
Geen
Therma Litchfield
Lois Roberts
Vivian Dervis
Meatrice Hopei
Vivian Meredith
Jehmate Wright Oo Mertra
Verena Chier
Leta Low
Vervem
Pat Led
Davis
Revi Om Monte Finvorim
Greay Mader
Jos Lincemin
Pierce Phillips
Wiank An Elmo Sylvester
Odie Phillips
Ceri Adams
Mroound Fee
Twubertob Ortson
Amd Mire
Mrs
Woy Mar
Local Community News From Vernon area
Coty Superintendent C A Thotlat visited the school Thursday. Vernon residents Andy Bourland W O McCalel and Sidney Archey were in the community Thursday. Mr and Mrs Lanter moved to Vernon to make their home. Rl uffa in A Lewis and Goldfrey Streit visited Mrs R F Ben Sunday. Little Pouwnnie Beasley of Vernon spent the weekend here. Pete Gamble was in the community Monday buying cattle. Mar Cambie lives near Crowell. T Thinken moved near Odell. Filly Paskell has been here several days. J N Parsiy of Mernon visited Mr and Mrs Godfrey Streit. ROS Streit and family spent Wednesday with Godfrey Streit. Mrs E Box spending a few days with daughter Mrs Wright. Miss Vering and Miss Rita Neel of Talmage visited Miss Jewel and Jenn Box Sunday. Vernon visitors from here Saturdays were J B Box and son, Mr and Mrs Homer Streit and family, Mo Neel and Musser Alfu Netfie and Nore Neel.
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Pete Gamble
Catila Mar Cambie
Crowell
Thinken
J. N. Parsiy
Mernon
Godfrey Streit
Ros. Streit
Streit
Rose
Box
Wright
Vering
Rita Neel
Talmage
Jewel
Jertin Box
Vernon
Spiurdas
J.B. Box
Homer Streit
Mo Neel
Musser Alfu
Netfie
Nore Neel
Climatic Conference Sparks Diverse Scientific Views
A December conference on climatic cycles led by John C. Merriam of the Curonegic Institution of Washington gathered scientists from the USDA Weather Bureau and other agencies. Attendees included Charles F. Marvin and five Weather Bureau researchers, plus scholars from Columbia Yale Chirk University and the Astrophysical Observatory.
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John C. Merriam
Curonegic Institution of Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Avere
Charles F. Marvin Chigt
Weather Bureau
Res
Chanegte Institution
Astrophysical Obje
Columbia University
Yale University
Chirk University
Climatic Cycles and Tree Ring Research Highlighted
The discussion centers on climatic cycles and the study of tree rings by Dy. A. F. Douglass of the University of Arizona, noting sedimentary deposits showing ringlike patterns. These findings offer clues to ancient weather conditions, complementing Weather Bureau records of present climate.
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Dy. A
Weather Bureau
Guyer Community Notes and Church Attendance Report
Guyer community reports a Sunday church gathering affected by bad weather. A Vernon delegation formed a parent teachers association at the Guyer school house. Several local people, including Mrs. Henry Haynes’s family, face illnesses, while a child recovering from surgery in Vernon is improving. Walter Dotland recovers from pneumonia and M. G. Gardner works with a road grader near Beaver Creek in Wichita County.
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Guyer Jun
Ebben
I. A. Hollar
C. Clair
Vernon
Guyer School
Parent-Feaellers’ Association
Tedney
Gilles
Henry Haynes
Corder
Whitford
Veron
Reed
Oof
Onnion
Walter Dotland
North Carolina Games and Fish Development League Formed
The North Carolina Game and Fish Development League was formed at a Charlotte meeting on December 28. It urges creation of a statewide department of game and fish, conservation measures, refuges, and a federal licensing plan, seeking stronger protection for wildlife and a unified state approach.
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North Carolina Game and Fisi Development League
Charlotte
George
United States Game
Biological Survey
Unites States Department of Agriculture
State Department
Congress
Uwe
Aer Tiben Society
Cainedin
North Carolina
The Golden Fleece department film on wool handling
A one reel film from the Bureau of Agricultural Economics explains proper wool grading and cleanliness in handling to achieve higher prices. It follows Jason as he joins a wool growers’ group and learns the value of clean fleece, contrasting with his neighbor Old Man Hidebound who discovers cleanliness boosts sale value.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Wiis Fils Dewig
Jason
Kenizing
Hiidebound
Department
Department of Agriculture
Definitions of Collaborator and Cooperator Adopted by Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace clarifies terms used in the department. A collaborator is someone on the rolls under formal appointment with nominal pay. A cooperator is an organization providing services or premises to the department without compensation and not on the payroll.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
Department
Guy Kind
Road Needs of National Forests Seen for Development
A Forest Service annual report outlines a national plan to build 14 500 miles of roads and 11 000 miles of trails across national forests at an estimated 71 5000. The survey pins a primary forest highway system for states centers and communities with an outlay of 107 645 000 for construction or improvement. With current funding, completion of an adequate road system within the national forests could take 20 to 26 years. Also noted are local items on Keystone poultry netting barbed wire and assorted hardware from Swartwood and sons in Mose. G B Miwehmiain and daughters visited Wichita Pulls Saturday and Lloyd Parker was in Wichita tall Saturday.
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Forest Service
Unites States Department of Agriculture
Counties and Cities Expand Campground Programs
Counties in Arizona and California along with Denver Salt Lake City Los Angeles and Buite establish programs to maintain county or municipal camps and grounds nationwide. Forests records show hundreds of families annually use forests to camp under Forest Service permits for general or secluded sites. United States Department of Agriculture document notes this trend.
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Gila County
Ariz
Fresno
Mariposa
Calif
Denver
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
Buite
Forest Service
United States Ducument of Agriculture
When Danger Smiles at the Vernon Theatre
A Vernon Theatre program teases a sequence from When Danger Smiles showing next Saturday. William Duncan is dragged by a runaway horse for a quarter mile, emerging bruised but not seriously hurt. The stunt highlights how the horse was kept in frame by guiding the animal with others in its group.
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Vernon Theatre
William Duncan
Darncan
The Horse Photo Op and Camera Nerves
The text describes horses gathered near trees beyond camera range and a race to reach companions. A trainer notes timing a tap to spur the lead horse, while photographers must master camera technique and anticipation to capture the decisive moment. If the shot misses, try again with better judgment and focus on the action.
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Camery
Osaid
Notice of land posting against hunting with dogs or guns
Landowner posts property banning hunting with dogs or firearms. Violators will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
Miss Clara Louise Riddle Leaves Sav urdey for Pallas
Miss Clara Louise Riddle departed Sav urdey for Pallas after spending holidays with her sister Mrs. Joie Newth.
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Clara Louise Riddle
Sav Urdey
Pallas
Joie Newth
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