Falls Lead Farm Accidents in County Ag
Falls are a leading cause of accidental deaths in farms and homes, second to motor vehicle crashes. The article outlines risks on farms and homes, urging quick safety actions like keeping stairs clear, securing rugs, maintaining ladders, lighting hallways, and using grab bars and rubber mats to prevent slips and falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Safety Council
Ares
Council
Oil and gas leases and royalties in several Texas Gulf fields
Oil and gas news item lists multiple actions including lease transfers from IL Parham to Texas Gulf Producing Co in SW 4 section 38, and from Maxwell to Shell Oil Co of 120 acres in SE 4 section 4. Other motions include Stokes to Shell in SH/4 section 37, Olivia Hill to Shell in SE/4 and NE 4 sections, Warrick to Shell in SE part of section 14, and Head to Raymond Friedlander in section 84, block 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parham
Texas Gulf Producing Co
L. Parham
Tes Galt
Frank FE. Kennedy
Limpia Royalties, Inc
W. Maxwell
Shell Oil Co
Dale Stokes
Shell
Ea Olivia Hill
Shell A Co
Satere VE
New Cars and Trucks and Farm Road Plan Highlight Texas News
Roy Canada of Quail Pontiac introduces a 4 door sedan. Texas highway officials approve over 1000 new miles of farm to market roads across 172 counties at an estimated cost saving of 24 million dollars. The FM 1 road program aims to reach 196 percent completion, with many miles built since EOAS. State Highway Engineer I C Greer links road expansion to city growth and notes farm road interdependence. Mr and Mrs Cameron Beams of Dallas visited friends en route to Amarillo to see his brother Tommy Beams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas State Highway Commission
Eoas
Hurdwas
1. C. Greer
Cameron Uenmar
Dallas
Amarilla
Mra
Tommy Eam
Reunion Travels and Local Accidents Mentioned in Brief News
I See eee by Virginia Robey recounts a June visit involving Mary Miles Pigg in Oklahoma City and a reunion in Midland with Grace and Joe Coleman. A pedestrian incident injures a man but no bones break. Dusty Scott visits, plans for Suzie Garcia from Puerto Rico, and a heart attack strikes Pink Scott after Wheat harvest travel. Community notices include family travelers and local health concerns.
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Marian
Clyde Watts
Oklahoma City
Mary Miles Pigg
Odessa
Grace
Joe Coleman
Watts
Stolwell
N.M
Midland
Mary Frances Templeton Walker
Farm Fire Toll Heavy in Money Loss and Tragedy
Nearly 1 in 10 of the 8,700 residents killed in accidents in 1961 died in fires. Farm fire costs rose to 163 million in 1961, with most fires in homes and the old and young as frequent victims. The National Safety Council urges fire prevention, inspections, and safe habits, listing eight main causes and safeguards for farms including extinguishers, chimney spark arresters, proper wiring, lightning protection, and field burning cautions.
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National Safety Council
Gottweil
Cooper
Emergency water sources for farm fire protection
The article discusses water options for rural fire protection. It suggests placing a pond within pumping distance of farm buildings as an emergency supply, or if impractical, building a clay tank with at least 8 000 gallons capacity. Stock tanks and sand buckets are noted for tackling small blazes before they spread.
Garcia Earns MEd Degree in Agriculture
Danny Garcia a Wellington high school vocational agriculture teacher completed a Master of Agricultural Education at East Texas State College after the first summer term. He also earned a BS and completed Smith-Hughes requirements. Mrs Garcia and sons Dusty and David accompanied him as the family stayed in Sulphur Springs with Carela commuting daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danny Garcia
Wellington High School
East Texas State Callege
Garcia
Smith-Hughes
East Texas State
Nine Norwood FFA Members to State Meeting
Nine Norwood Future Farmers and sponsor will attend the State FFA convention in Lubbock opening Wednesday July 17 with activities through Friday. Mike Wischkaemper serves as Area 1 president and participates in the convention program led by John Dwyer, vocational agriculture instructor. Members listed include Billy Winchkaemper, Dean Tate, Danny Tate, Lloyd Stice, Jerry Hipelt, Ken Baxter, Neal Lowry, Rory Wischkaemper, and Mike Wischkaemper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snimnorwood Future
FFA
Lubbock
Mike Wischkaemper
Area 1
John Dwyer
Goluz
Billi Winch- Kaemper
Dean Tate
Danny Tate
Lloyd Stice
Jerry Hipelt
Ken Baxter
Neal Lowry
Rory Wischkaemper
Mrs. Dwyer
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OIL and Gas News
Roy
Canada
Palo Duro Canyon State Park
Amarillo
Palo Duro Canyon
Texas Panhandle
Eee
Virginia Robey
Dusty
Vanny
Joyce Garcia
Suzie Garcia
Fajardo
Puerto Rico
Suzie
Arcias
Chas
Pink Scott
Kansas
Nebragia
St. Joseph's Hospital
Prank Keesee
Bronte
Curtis Hall
Stinnett
Haford Minter
Lefors
J.C. Scott
Wichita Falls
Pinkney Sun Ray
USDA
Krafts Miracle
Banner Cleo
Mountain Pass
Glaiola
Med
Norwood Ffa
Uruguay
Mary Shipley
BE. D. White
Bdb
Sandie
Browning
Loreta Shipley
Mra. Wheeler
Esther Atwood
Gene Nelson
Tenn
Reserve
Charles Rntrile
Earl Alexander
Jack Davis
R. Crawley
Lapa Mh
Rae
Winnter
Paneer Ee Dee
St Choice
Pirestone
Pune
Fed
John Holton