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Newspaper

Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1968

Page

10

Phosphorus needs for cattle herds in Texas

College Station reports Extension animal husbandman A D Thompson says phosphorus is highly deficient in dry pastures across Texas. He outlines methods to supply the mineral through drinking water or mineral feeders, with specific dosing for hand application and automatic dispensers, plus salt and bonemeal mixes and adjustments for Gulf Coast saline areas. Einstein refugee arrival note appended with date.

College Station A. D. Thompson Texas A&m University Texas Thompson Gulf Coast

Game prospects look good in Hill Country hunting

A. W. Lewis of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department reports strong hunting prospects in the Hill Country. Jerry Butler notes deer sightings including fawns appearing with adults and large velvet antlers, while Horace Gore and Huey Robinett report widespread positive deer and turkey activity. Adolph Heep adds that young turkeys are more numerous than in 35 years in Fredericksburg.

Waco Texas A. W. Lewis Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Lewis Department Jerry Butler Llano Butler Horace Gore Huey Robinett Department 1 Adolph Heep Fredericksburg

Hail Kills and Injures West Texas Wildlife

West Texas reports severe hailstorms that damaged vegetation and killed or injured wildlife across several counties. Biologists led by George Litton found five dead antelope fawns and numerous quail and songbirds in Borden County after June storms, with winds up to 165 mph and three inch rainfall.

San Angelo West Texas Texas Parks , and Wildlife Department George Litton Sweetwater Borden County Litton

Coyote Gets Its Kicks By Just Being a Coyote

Texas Parks and Wildlife biologists use a scapegoat coyote to study a mother antelope. A loud fawn draws the mother into action and she strikes at perceived threats. The scientists release the fawn unharmed after noting the coyotes’ distance and behavior.

Biologists Chart Javelina Size In Texas Hunt Study

Texas Parks and Wildlife Department biologists report javelina size from the 1967 Black Gap Wildlife Management Area hunt near Big Bend. Hunters killed 39 javelinas, 16 males and 23 females, with average weights 35.8 pounds for males and 33.3 pounds for females. The largest bag weighed 46 pounds field dressed after an 11 hour hunt, per biologist Sam Brownlee.

Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Black Gap Big Bend Texas Department Sam Brownlee

New Cars and Trucks Featured in Local Auto Show

Tom Wilson shows a Chevrolet coupe as Jesse Burns Jr unveils a Pontiac four door sedan. Jay Ward Beattie presents a Pontiac? No, Beattie presents a Pontiac four door sedan. Alva Bob Wooldridge introduces a Buick two door. C J Bradley displays a Chevrolet four door and Chester Fires a Cadillac sedan. New Hampshire formerly known as the Province of La Conia.

Tom Wilson Jesse Burns, Jr Jay Ward Beattie Alva Bob Wooldridge C. J. Bradley Chester Fires

Termite Pre-Treatment Guidance For Homes On Slabs

Extension entomologist Phil Hammon urges home builders to pre treat new houses for termites, noting lower costs and higher desirability when slabs are involved. He recommends hiring a reliable pest control operator to coordinate with the builder or architect for proper application.

Phil Hammon

Budget Diet Tips to Fight Vitamin C Shortage

COLLEGE STATION Many Texans can cut vitamin C while on a tight budget says Gwendolyne Cly att Extension consumer marketing specialist. Buy in season to save money and keep quality. Include fresh grapefruit oranges greens broccoli cantaloupe strawberries and canned tomatoes daily. Do not overcook or chop foods too finely and save cooking water to preserve nutrients.

College Station Gwendolyne Clyatt Texas A&m University

Grapefruit Capsules Could Replace Citrus in Tablets

US Department of Agriculture scientists have developed orange and grapefruit tablets in a research effort to find new uses for citrus. The work explores future possibilities for serving citrus compounds in pill form.

US Department of Agriculture

Card of Thanks to Local Supporters

Bob Cummings thanks City State Bank Wellington Leader and neighbors who saved and collected extra coupons for him.

City State Bank Wellington Bob Cummings The Wellington Leader

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