Fishing Is Made Easy By Garland Worm Hatchery
Merle Gibbons runs a Garland worm hatchery as his sole occupation after leaving General Electric due to a 1957 heart attack. He raises night crawlers and Texas redworms, plans a minnows tank, and notes winter fishing benefits. Worms sell for 25¢ a dozen for night crawlers and 1¢ each for small worms, with about 3,000 large and 3,000 young night crawlers in stock and shipping packed in compost and ice for long distances.
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Merle Gibbons
Merle
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General Electric Co
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Worms Thrive in Compost Pits Despite Rodent Losses
Merle Gibbons covers worm pits after a winter of rodent predation that cost thousands of worms. The compost blends Corry bog material with dry leaves and is fed with ground corn husks oats and moistened grain. A worm hatchery setback showed centipede predation preventing egg hatching.
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Merle Gibbons
Merle
Television set as a conversation starter quote
A fragmented quote by William R. Nimmo defines a television set as an electronic device that, when broken, stimulates conversation. The remark reflects midcentury views on media as social catalyst.
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William R. Nimmo
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