County Cotton Project Assured Voters To Choose Director
Four thousand bales of cotton have been signed up for the Farm Bureau in Wilbarger county and 750000 bales countywide have been received by the organization. A conference in Dallas outlined district representatives, with Wilbarger producing Beecham and Jones and Haney from Foard. Voters in the district will decide on a director before June 20 as directors from districts meet in Dallas to incorporate the cotton association.
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Farm Bureau
Wilbarrer County
Bureau
Pallas
Cotton Association
Texas
Methodist Triumph Over Baptists In Tight Baseball Win
In a late surge the Methodist team overturned the Baptists 8 to 6 as Winston pitched for the Submarines and Bridges made a leaping one handed catch in left. The Baptists had led early but Methodist rallied for the victory, with key hits from Vaughn Carney and Norwood.
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Methodist
Baptists
Winston
Bridges
Baptist AB. R. H. O. A. F. Gilliland
Sneed
Thyann
Fostey
Os Larimore
Ifayer
Poe
A. F. Vaughn
Carney
Ov & Peiaekele
Norwood
Ss&po
Porterfield
Teel
Woo Ee
Lovelace
Blanton
Baptist
Key
Ladd
Vaugh
Rouse and Ramage
Hogsett
Gilliland
F. Delmaasso
Todd
Larrimore
Foster
Rf. Christians
Curtis
Johnson
Cabe
Sheppard
Frank Delmasso
Vaughn
P. Teel
Rendolph
Costume worn by Miss Eileen Young shocks Boosters Ball
Miss Eileen Young of Mono County Drama wore a costume at San Francisco Boosters Ball made from wild animal skins she trapped herself. The outfit drew more attention than the latest imported fashions and highlighted her unique craftsmanship.
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San Francisco
Eileen Young
Mono County
Trachoma A Contagious Risk Said To Spread By Immigrants
A report explains trachoma as an old disease newly entering the United States via immigrants from Kyria Armenia and nearby regions. It notes high contagion scant cure and severe eye damage with early isolation of infected children and swift medical consultation urged.
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United States
Kyria
Armenia
Turkey
Department of Immigration
Electra Weekly Notes on Hay and Cures
Misses Alice and Clara Wright visit relatives and try ordinary methods to cure hay quality. The section notes hay caps used with vegetables grown for market and reports on distant relatives benefiting from the practice.
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Alice
Clara Wright
Electra
Wire fry basket offers versatile kitchen uses and tips
Home economics specialists from the United States Department of Agriculture highlight a three wire frying basket as a superior drainer for vegetables and fried foods. It can be set on ice to keep foods crisp, blanch tomatoes, peaches, and beets, boil eggs, and drain fat from fried doughnuts. It also assists in grating soft cheese and frying efficiency.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Fragmentary note on ritual text and cheese reference
A garbled fragment mentions forcing cheese through a rite after an event and a lingering reference to a sequence. The text is unclear and provides no identifiable people places organizations or dates.
Dairy cows on test yield four times more milk than herd
The USDA led study shows test cows received high protein rations with up to 20 pounds of grain daily plus alfalfa and corn silage. Cows on test produced 15 000 to 20 000 pounds of milk over three to four years, due to better breeding and increased feed intake. Experts note the split between genetic merit and feed amount as a key question.
Hay Caps Save Their Cost in Protection From Rain
Farmers Bulletin 77 from the U S Department of Agriculture notes hay caps help prevent rain wetting hay in cocks across the eastern United States. In the corn belt they aid curing alfalfa and mixed Timothy and clover, reducing losses during first and last cuttings. In the rainy South hay caps prove especially valuable for multiple alfalfa and Johnson grass cuttings yearly.
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United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Marriage Licenses Issued in Late June and Early July
Marriage licenses were issued June 30 to J. N. Fulcher and Miss Elizabeth Moore. July 1 to W. L. Langston and Mrs. Ollie Simonds. July 2 to J. B. Parker and Mrs. Mice Bennett. July 2 to Joe Lewis of Colorado and Miss Grace Lane of Oklahoma. July 2 to Frank E. Stewart and Miss Fallon Livingston. July 2 to Pemple Pagh and Miss Lorena Russell. July 5 to R. P. Alexander and Miss Jess Jenkins. July 5 to H. W. Kelley and Mrs. Ophelia J. Cotten.
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J. N. Fulcher
Elizabeth Moore
W. L. Langston
Ollie Simonds
Highway Officials Inspect Oklahoma Road Paving
Vernon hosts H. J. Cox division engineer and H. Hessignian federal highway engineer for a final inspection of the paving on the Oklahoma road east of town. Cox praised the work saying it is probably as good as could be done.
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H. J. Cox
State Highway Department
H. Hessignian
Vernon
Oklainton Road
Taylor Returns from Crowell Business Trip
F. Taylor came back Thursday from a business trip to Crowell.
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F. Taylor
Crowell
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District
Collinsworth, Hall, Childress, Hardeman, Wilbarger, Cottle
Foard, Knox, Baylor, Haskell
And
Jones
Sunday School League
AMG
Baptist Christiana
Methodists
C. T. Herring
Amarillo
Old Mexico
Wests Chamber of Commerce
Becket
Tneen
X .Collins
Miss Rilees
Yousuk' Sunt
RED Cross
Rsz
I. of the Riteater
Minarik & Mallow
T.J. Youngblood
Palm Beach
the Vernon Abstract Co
James C. Rouse
Wilbarger County
U.S. Davis
L. G. Hawkins
James O. Rouse
GO Devils
Harrows
Wilbarger
John Deere Implements
Ford Parts
J. H. Freudiger
Mgr
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