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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1941

Page

3

Texas Game Commission Antelope and Deer Trapping Report

The Texas Game, Fish and Oyster Commission reports ongoing major trapping projects in West and South Texas. About 300 antelope have been trapped in West Texas and over 400 deer have been captured on South Texas ranches, with costs pegged at about 1.70 dollars per animal. Hunters describe a scene of winged planes and horsemen rounding up game under dusk light.

Texas Game, Fish and Oyster Commission Commission West Texas Game Department South Texas

Grandfather and grandson shoot javelina at same spot

E M Ted Dealey recounts a dusky hunt with partner Donald Bennett. Both fired simultaneously at a 75 pound boar javelina 15 yards from live oaks, each believing the other had not fired. Only one bullet hole appeared in the animal.

E. M Ted) Dealey A. H. Belo Corp Dallas Morning News Dealey Bennett

Motto query on including girls in hunting and fishing

J C Cross of the department of biology at A and I College Kingsville asked to modify the motto "Take a Boy Hunting and Fishing" to include girls. He suggested that girls also enjoy hunting and fishing and questioned why the motto excludes them.

J. C. Cross Department of Biology A. & I. College of Kingsville Mr. Cross

Coyotes Homeward Bound as City Pup Returns

The Corpus Christi Caller reports that Mickey a 6 month old coyote raised by E C Schneider of Mercedes was given to a family six miles east of town but returned to his home after being set loose. Schneider notes the pup prefers scraps over hunting and suspects he misses his old master.

Corpus Christi Mickey E. C. Schneider Mercedes Schneider

Argentine geese eyed for U S relocation plan

East Bernard resident E. T. Bull urged the State Game Department to capture thousands of Argentine geese and release them in the United States. Officials note the birds are non migratory grazers and could cause agricultural damage outweighing any benefits.

South America E. T. Bull East Bernard State Game Department United States U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

Half Million Acres Planted To Trees In 1940

The Soil Conservation Service reports nearly 500000 acres of land were planted to trees in 1940, totaling 67000000 trees on 67000 acres. Projections for next season push cumulative plantings to 628000000 trees on 530250 acres. Texas Oklahoma districts show slight share, with 41 percent in the Cotton Belt. Black locust leads, followed by oak ash black walnut willow mulberry wild plum Chinese elm hackberry. As of January 1 1940 farm population reached 32245000 in the United States.

Washington Soil Conservation Service Hugh H. Bennett Texas Oklahoma Cotton Belt Mississippi River

Complete Home For Small Family Five-Room Cottage

A modest five room cottage with a sheltered front entrance leads directly into the living room. The $3,600 property is financed with a $3,200 FHA insured mortgage and monthly payments on a 25 year loan run about $19, excluding taxes and hazard insurance.

Federal Housing Administration

Labeling Liquor As Poison Advised By Psychiatrists

Three leading psychiatrists urged labeling every liquor bottle as poison. They argued the FDA could require warnings under current law to curb alcoholism and hospitalizations, while noting alcohol can be therapeutic in moderation but dangerous in excess.

Philadelphia United States American Association For the Advancement of Science Merrill Moore Abraham Myerson Boston Mass Leo Alexander Harvard University Federal Food and Drug Administration Alexander Moore

Flowerless funeral nets $200 for Buckner Orphans Home

Friends of Lena Howard 85 had honored her dying wish by placing checks on her grave rather than flowers. About $200 was sent to the Buckner Orphans Home in Dallas, per the decedent's request. An old velvet cloth is noted as a useful polishing material for silver or furniture.

Littlefield Lena Howard Buckner Orphans Home Dallas

Largest Pecan Tree in the World

The Nogal de la Musica is described as the largest pecan tree with a 150 foot limb span and 160 foot height. Its trunk at four feet is 104% feet in diameter and a ground circumference of 41 feet. Owner Senor Gaspar Corral cites about one ton annual yield and 200 consecutive crops. The tree, old by the time of US independence, sits in Allende Valley about 300 miles south of El Paso, Texas.

Nogal de la Musica Senor Gaspar Corral United States Cabeza de Caca Allende Valley el Paso Texas Mary Alene McDonald

Syrup of Black Draught Promoted as Child Laxative

A gentle laxative marketed for children claims to ease sluggish bowels and improve mood. It praises its pleasant taste and gentle yet thorough action with two bottle sizes, 50c and 25c.

Increased Social Security Benefits Talked at Capital

Washington legislators debated boosting old age security with two main options. A flat federal payment of 20 to 30 dollars monthly for those over 60 or 65. A 2-to-1 federal to state matching plan up to a maximum total of 15 dollars monthly, replacing the current 1-for-1 matching up to 40 dollars.

Washington Downey Calif White House Senator Connally Texas Finance Committee Connally

Lighting bulbs advice from U S Department of Agriculture

Lighting experts advise buying one high wattage bulb rather than several low wattage bulbs to save cost and provide more light. A 100-watt bulb costs 15 cents versus four 25-watt bulbs at 40 cents, with similar operating costs. Inside frosted bulbs diffuse light more than clear ones, both needing shading. Dust buildup reduces efficiency, so bulbs should be cleaned periodically.

U. S. Department of Agriculture

How to Clean a Light Bulb Safely

Instructions advise removing the bulb from the socket and wiping with a damp cloth. Do not soak the bulb or let the base become wet to avoid damage or danger.

Robot bugler used to awaken soldiers at Presidio

In San Francisco the Thirtieth Infantry rises to the call via a robot bugler. The phonograph disk system plays all standard calls on twelve records, timed by an electric clock. A button allows immediate playback of any call in an emergency.

San Francisco Calif San Francisco Presidio

Lemon Juice Recipe for Rheumatic Pain Relief

A vintage remedy promotes lemon juice with two spoonfuls twice daily to ease rheumatic pain. If relief isn’t quick, Ru-Ex offers a money back guarantee via druggist purchase.

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