Bass and Grappie Season Opens May
Restrictions lifting May 1 start the general fishing season. General laws on licenses bag limits and gear apply alongside many county rules. Artificial lure license costs 1.10 and a 5 day license exists. residents under 17 or owning property are exempt from certain licenses. Nine state fish hatcheries released over 3 million fingerlings last fall to boost fishing.
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Austin
Game Department
Dundee
Lake Dallas
San Angelo
Ingram
Tyler
Huntsville
Ilmito
Cisco
Impressive counsel questions a witness in court
A courtroom scene unfolds as a lawyer presses a woman for answers while she replies with a personal anecdote about her small son at home, highlighting the human angle in judicial proceedings.
Mann Rules All Company Drivers Are Chauffeurs
Austin attorney general Mann ruled that drivers of company owned motor vehicles for any purpose must have chauffeur's licenses. The opinion, requested by Potter County's Ray, defines chauffeurs as individuals who operate a vehicle as part or all of their work for an employer, servant or agent. Licenses require passing a driving exam and a $3 fee from the Department of Public Safety.
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Austin
Mann
Ray
Potter County
Department of Public Safety
Cottonseed treatment profit grows in Texas fields
County agents report rising use of ethyl mercury chloride dust, sold as two percent Ceresan, to guard against damping off and bacterial boll rot. Tests show 11 to 65 percent more seedlings and 4 to 25 percent higher yields, especially in wet cold seasons. cost runs 10 to 15 cents per bushel. E A Miller of Texas A and M Extension calls it the cheapest crop insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
E. A. Miller
Texas A. and
M. College Extension Service
Miller
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Lubbock
Temple
Brazos
Money and creditors echo in a sharp exchange
A terse line contrasts desire and debt as one speaker jokes that true happiness would come from having all the money their creditors want rather than personal wealth. The exchange hints at financial strain and wit without detailing specifics.
Smiling Salesman Secures $37 From Credulous Crowd
A daylight hoax in Deport features a three man car show with a platform man who sells nothing but returns money after a staged demonstration. The crowd pays for items and finally for five dollar buyers before the salesman pockets $37 and flees, leaving spectators lighter in pockets but wiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deport Times
Deport
Main Street
Gabrel
Youngsters Outline Ideal Teacher in Junior Hi Y Club
Wilmington Del women teachers are advised on the ideal teacher image by Junior Hi Y Club members. Criteria include single status, medium attractiveness, ages 22 to 37, a square shooter, reasonable, direct, able to admit mistakes, and able to come down to students level. They add a touch of foolishness yet sternness would help.
European conditions may put Whizzer in pro football again
Pittsburgh club president Art Rooney says Whizzer White may abandon his Oxford Rhodes scholarship and return to professional football this fall if European conditions stay unsettled. White earned $15,000 last season as a Pittsburgh back. Rooney notes White has been in frequent contact but has not decided his plans yet.
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Pittsburgh
Europe
Whizzer White
Oxford
Art Rooney
White
Rooney
U S Building Four Million Dollar Farm Work Shops
Chemurgy promises to lift farmers from red ink by converting farm products into industrial raw materials. The government funds four laboratories across the nation with about one million dollars annually each, employing around eight hundred scientists to expand uses for crops like cotton, corn, peanuts, and soybeans.
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Washington
Chemurgy
Hoover Farm Board
United States
Henry Ford
Agriculture
Wallace
New Orleans
Oklahoma
Texas
Atlantic
Peoria
Philadelphia
North Carolina
Tennessee
Want Ads for Sale Gas Range in Good Condition
Classified line notes a gas range for sale in good condition offered by E. A. Douglas. No additional details or contact methods provided.
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E. A. Douglas
Engineers Hopeful for Future Path in Science Efforts
Scientists and engineers base their hopes for the future on ongoing research and innovations. The article emphasizes progress across disciplines and the potential impact on industry and society.
Unpedigreed Cow Is World Champion Milk Producer
In Amsbury England Cherry a shorthorn cow with no pedigree was named world champion milk producer. She yielded 4164 gallons in one year averaging about 11 gallons daily, surpassing Carnation Ormsby the American Holstein which had 3860 gallons.
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Amsbury
England
Cherry
Carnation Ormsby
Dr Tom Spies Receives 1939 Medical Award
Bonham reports Dr Tom Douglas Spies son of former county judge J E Spies received the John Phillips memorial award for 1939 from the American College of Physicians. The honor cites his work in developing a nicotine acid treatment for pellagra, a regimen that has virtually banished the disease where used.
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Bonham
John Phillips Memorial
American College of Physicians
Tom Douglas Spies
J. E. Spies
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T. W. Ayres & Son
Gossard
Carter
Wilmington
Del
the Sun
U.S
Dearborn
Mich
National Farm Chemurgie Council
Department of Agriculture
West
Western Laboratory
San Francisco
Albany
Calif
Methodist
S. T. Montgomery
Tom Barbee
Call Haile
Whitewright
Stephens & Bryant
H. A. James
Whitewright Hatchery
G. W. Ford
Auto Finance Company
F. W. Creager
Mgr
S. Travis St
Sherman
Simonize
Texaco Fire Chief
Texaco Motor Oil
Gillett’s Texaco Station
Thomas Gillett
Tom Spies
K. Walens
Kavolens
Department Stores
Denison, Texas
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