Science Aids Runty Pigs With Antibiotic Feed Formula
Dr. W N McMillen and Allied Mills researchers report a high protein pellet feed using antibiotics and vitamins that saved runty pigs. In 30 days runts gained 28.2 pounds versus 5.7 pounds on standard rations, suggesting about 80 percent of runts could be saved annually.
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Libertville
Ill
W. N. McMillen
Michigan State College of Agriculture
McMillen
Allied Mills, Inc
McMillin
Confederate 103rd Veteran Whitsett Dies in Bonham
Bonham Texas May 1928 Joseph Haden Whitsett aged 103 one of the last Confederate veterans died at the home of his niece Mrs Zora Arledge. He moved to Texas with his parents in 1853 from Kentucky and settled near English southeast of Bonham. Two Confederate veterans are believed alive in Texas Walter W Williams of Franklin and Thomas Evans Riddle of Austin.
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William Whitsett
English
Bonham
North Texas
How to Keep Cooler With Electric Fan
General Electric guidance advises placing a fan on a table or shelf and pointing it away to circulate air softly. Directing the breeze at a person can cause moisture loss and heat sensation, while aiming upward at night keeps air moving for a cooler sleep.
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Pittsfield
Mass
General Electric Co
Oklahoma men invent mechanical mule for rough terrain
Two Oklahoma men Otto Zimmerman and Mylo Mettler invent a one wheeled stretcher like wagon. It hauls deer or injured persons over rough country and carries camp gear for four for a week. The invention aims to aid hunters and fishermen reaching remote spots.
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Oklahoma
Otto Zimmerman
Shafter
Mylo Mettler
Tom Bean School Welcomes Faculty Changes for Fall
Tom Bean schools will open September 3 with changes in personnel. Superintendent R. H. Jennings and Miss Juanita Spinks resign to take jobs in Sherman and Hillsboro schools. Vera Biggerstaff to replace Jennings as third grade teacher. G. E. Denny to become superintendent, coming from Weatherford. Spinks position as home making teacher not yet filled.
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Tom Bean
R. H. Jennings
Juanita Spinks
Sherman
Hillsboro
Vera Biggerstaff
Kentuckytown
Jennings
G. E. Denny
Weatherford
Miss Spinks
New Bond Drive Planned for Labor Day Launch
Washington reports a new defense bond drive will start Labor Day September 3 in Grand Rapids Michigan. The Treasury said the kickoff will feature a power for peace military spectacle and rally.
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Washington
Grand Rapids
Mich
The
Treasury
Want Ads Offer Broad Local Listings and Prices
A collage of classified lines includes want ad pricing, livestock and puppies, lost items, land and property sales, rentals, sales of trailers and farm equipment, general goods, and job recruitment offers from local businesses and services in Sherman and Denison Texas. The notices list contact names and addresses for perspectives buyers and sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Barbee
C. J. Meadow Truck & Tractor Co
U. S. Army
Air Force
W. Woodard
Denison
Texas
Truman to lead radio TV address with latest weapons exhibit
President Truman will participate in a radio and television broadcast announcing an exhibition of the latest weapons. He will view displays and discuss defense programs as part of the event.
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Truman
550 Mile Flight Sets Soaring Mark
Dallas report says Dick Johnson of Starkville Mississippi set a new world distance record in a motorless sail plane flying from Odyssa Texas to Salina Kansas The record requires certification by both the United States and international authorities in Paris Russians claim a 465 mile international record interim claim only
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Dick Johnson
Starkville
Miss
Odyssa
Texas
Salina
Kansas
United States
Paris
U S Flood Victims to Get Nippon Toys
Tokyo set to send 1200 dolls and 50 other toys made by Japanese children to American flood victims in Kansas City Kansas. A Japanese Red Cross official called this the first time goods from Japan reach the United States to aid flood relief efforts.
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Tokyo
Japanese Red Cross
Kansas City
Kan
Red Cross
United States
Old Settlers Picnic Now On in Sherman Park
The Old Settlers Association of Grayson County will sponsor its annual reunion August 16 to 25 at Old Settlers Park in Sherman. A fiddlers contest and Bill Hames carnival will be featured with cash prizes for top fiddlers and dance couples. Fiddlers and square dance run August 21 to 25 at Jess Loving auditorium. carnival admission free for children under 12.
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Old Settlers Association
Grayson County
Old Settlers Park
Sherman
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