Hayland News Notes Community Life and Visits
Miss Nina Newton has been quite in the past week. Mrs. Conred's family is suffering from Smallpox. Several residents traveled to Vernon and Dallas for shopping, farm bureau work, and family visits. An ice cream supper at Harry White's will raise funds for the church. Ladies of the community meet at the Traptist church. Many locals are visiting relatives in Vernon, Aus tin, Odell, and nearby towns while some attend church duties and state university events.
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Mr. Woods
Vernon
Hanson, Walker
Rudd Cooper
Mrs. Mears
Lew Jordan
Harry White
H. H. Scherer
Wayne Adams
Sterman
Fargo
Hazel Havis
Jaiile Marr
Davis Bennett May
May
Rogers
Odell
Jim Alien Williams
California
Farge
Dan Coffee
Charlie Mason
Minnie Crisp
W. J. McfLanghlin
Huntsville
Alabama
Lucile Key
Down
Community Harvest Focuses on Education Program
In Fargo on June 26 farmers focus on harvest and crops. A Baptist Sunday school program on Christian Education drew interest. Mrs J T Mare, recently back from Hot Springs Arkansas, and Miss Florence May are noted among residents.
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Marge
Baptist Sunday School
Cave
J. T. Mare
Hot Springs
Ark
Florence May
Ben
Pleasant Valley Community Gossip Seeks Busy Summer
Pleasant Valley notes a visit by W E E Purner of Colort on Friday. Mr and Mrs Arthur Bell of Quanah return home after visiting relatives. Edward Cook traveled to Gael on business. Mrs M Wester and Mrs Edd White drove to Odell on Thursday. Methodist meeting opens July 19 with large expected attendance as Eda Turner visits Odell.
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Pleasant Valley
W. EE. Purner
Colort
Arthur Bell
Quanah
M. Wester
Edd White
Odell
Eda Turner
Family visits and local incidents highlight Red River report
By special correspondence Robert Bite and wife with two children Hazel and Lowell return from Vornom where they visited last week. A party at Rex and a gathering at Mrs Aaron Shaw's Friday night are noted. An eight year old son of Arthur Crownover was kicked by a mile Friday, with injury not severe.
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Red River
Robert Bite
Hazel
Lowell
Vornom
Dolumston
Odell Vriday
Rex
Aaron Shaw
Arthur Crown Over
Tragic Well Accident At Electra Claims Young Life
Randall Gandy, four, fell feet first into a 10 inch well near Electra on Saturday night. Despite frantic rescues by about 5,000 people, he drowned as water filled the shaft. His mother is hospitalized with an infant, and his father Lee Gandy led the rescue effort before the body was recovered at 4:30 this morning.
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Burkburnett Hospital
Lee Gandy
Gandy
Electra
Fort Worth
Women Drive Pure Bred Swine Raising Boom
More than 5,000 women on corn belt farms engage in large scale livestock operations. They predominantly raise pure bred hogs and shift focus from canning to breeding, showing, and public sales at fairs. Indiana and other state fairs will host many women exhibitors, signaling broader farm advancement and employment for women.
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Corn Belt
Fred J. Adgenchain
National
Spotted Pehind China Record
Indianeapolis
Indiana
Great River Valley
Obermednit
Nebraska
Minnesota
Texas
Asdreds
Ane Cous
Poultry Care Tips For Summer Insect Control
The article advises removing rubbish to curb blue bugs lice and mites that hide in cracks and crevices. It recommends spraying buildings with a two percent senolenm solution, sealing with whitewash, and dipping birds in warmed water with senolenm for thorough skin penetration. Keep fowl under cover in cool or wet weather and provide steady medium-fire coal.
Great System Of Highways Planned For United States
A nationwide highway plan aims to build 480000 miles of roads under federal guidance. The act requires a connected system with interstate and primary roads and limited state portions, with states adjusting routes to fit the national network. Nebraska and South Dakota show how states align with the federal framework after the act became law last November.
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United States
Bureau of Pate Roads
United States Department of Agriculure
O T
Geir Heighs
Nebraska
Athaperfant
Nherthert
South Dakota
Plehires
Tay Docks
Shiee
Specialists Increase in Farm Management Across States
The Agriculture Department reports growth in specialist staff with 24 northern and western states employing one full time specialist. Charity agents in SHG counties distributed AOS account books and many farmers assisted in keeping records. Over ? farmseeo and schools with 20 008 attendees were noted in 102 states.
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SHG
Couney Byeonte i
Bet Farners
Takbed States Department of Agriculture
Annie Cherter Undergoes Wrist and Arm Operation
The article reports Litthy Annie Cherter daughter of alae Vith Matthews of Mlelt underwent a 6 wn operation for removal of her torsila with the nyernong Th da thong Uae. The procedure aimed to remove all leis of stock remedies.
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Annie Cherter
Alae
Torsila
Uae
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