Mrs. Claude Flynn Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Riverside report shows Mrs. Claude Flynn coming home from Mercy hospital where she spent 7 weeks and 4 days recovering from a heart attack. She is cared for by her sister Mrs. Edna Webb of Santa Ana. Also noted are minor post op recoveries of Leila Knebel and Joe Chihak, and local family visits during a holiday period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marge Luckey
Riverside
Claude Flynn
Mercy Hospital
Edna Webb
Santa Ana
Calif
Flynn
Leila Knebel
Zeno Knebel
Joe Chihak
Austin Moody
Harold
Elaine
Raymond Woodfin
Hills
Poultrymen Remove Mature Chickens Before New Chicks Arrive
Leading poultrymen practice removing all mature chickens two to four weeks before a new brood reaches the flock. This method aims to cut losses from a range of poultry diseases and has shown favorable results.
Cotton diseases fade with stalk disposal and rotation
Certain cotton diseases have been much more important during the past several years. Disposal of cotton stalks means that these diseases will die out before next spring. Rotation and seed treatment also are of value.
Harold Timmons Bids for Goodrich Tubless Tires
Harold Timmons, a Washington resident, has ordered a set of Goodrich Tubless tires to replace puncture-prone wheels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Timmons
Mr. Timmons
Harold
Washington
Goodrich
Timmons
Local News From Young America Observes Community Ties
Mrs. Carl Phillips visited Mrs Claud Flynn in Mercy hospital Iowa City. Leo Beauchamp and family hosted Claud Rhodebeck and Charles Welsh visits. Louise Rouse Joy Fairchild and Bill Witmer from Marengo joined Lois Humston for weekend gatherings. Lloyd Humston and Frank McCray visit family in Winfield. Lois Humston hosted guests in Washington apartment. Lloyd Miller and Donnie Joe joined supper at Humston home. Local cinema over holidays noted with Raymond Humston family attending. Rural Woman's club annual dinner at Grant Humston Sr. home praised. turkey served. Helen Phillips won a prize at the lucky chair when alarm clock rang. Mrs. W. J. Marie Jr. and Claude Michael enjoyed oysters and milk with Grandma Schmitt. Jerome skinned his first rabbit with Aunt Babe present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Marie Jr
Carl Phillips
Claud Flynn
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Leo Beauchamp
Claud Rhodebeck
Charles Welsh
Grant Humeston Sr
Tome
Louise
Doris Rouse
Joy Fairchild
Bill Witmer
Marengo
Lois Humston
Lloyd Humston
Winfield
Frank McCray
Waldo McCray
Rural Woman's Club
Grant Humston Sr
Helen Phillips
Claude Michael
Grandma Schmitt
Marie Marie
Jerome
Learning from nature wolves shy and clever not a feared predator
Ted Kesting introduces Dr. William J. Longs nature piece on the timber wolf. He argues the wolf is shy intelligent and seldom forms large packs. The text details the she wolf pack structure hunting behavior in summer and winter and their diet and nightly hunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Long
Howling Wolves At Twilight Threaten Livestock
The passage describes wolf packs howling at twilight as they begin silent hunts. It details pack formation, the signal yelp signaling the kill, and the savage cry of the kill. In northern districts wolves are described as capable of destructive herd losses before feeding.
Domestic animals disrupt wolf balance and provoke predation
The speaker warns that crowding domestic animals irritates wolves, disturbing their balance and driving them to kill senselessly. The comparison to a dog startling a flock of chickens highlights unintended ferocity.
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Dale Howard
Dales
E. B. Howard
Leslie Atshire
Town City
Howard Beachy
Stanley G. Newton
Ledgers
B. F. Goodrich
Washington Oil CO
B.ie Goodrich
Ry Ad
Washington Concrete Co
12Th St
Rock Island
Dixie Dugan
Els
Myst
By McEvoy
Striebel
Hollywood
All In
Young America
By Ted Kesting
Louisa Gold
Wilson
Oleo
Russetts
Hewart
Piggly
Mackeral
Texas
Lge
Carton
Fuhr & Cochran
Harry Wing
the Journal
Va TS Han As
Il Salt
Joe Palooka
Palooka
Russell Palooka
Joe
Russell
Palocka
Ham Fisher
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