Good Luck Charm for Livestock Health in Cold Southwest
A veteran agricultural note advises that luck comes from proper care rather than charms. It stresses shelter, warm water, and ample feed for dairy cows and pregnant livestock during the coming weeks of volatile weather. Emphasizes minerals, lime, bone meal, and legumes in rations, plus extra grain when pastures lag.
Rural mail carriers still use horse drawn vehicles
Two percent of all rural mail carriers continue daily rounds by horse drawn vehicles. The fact highlights a lingering reliance on traditional methods amid modern delivery services and evolving transportation options.
The Glow Worm Staff Correction Note
In an issue prior to Christmas the Glow Worm misnamed Christmas seals as Red Cross seals. The staff apologizes to the fifth grade and promises greater care next time.
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Seventh Grade Welcomes Two New Members
The seventh grade reports two new students joining. Evelyn Garner transfers from Orangeville and Winnie Bell Rose comes from Bells.
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Absentees List Notes Illness From School Report
Absentees include Melvin Fleming with a broken collar bone and Kirk May recovering from pneumonia. Carl Hansard from first grade, M. H. Mullins from fourth grade, and Miss Sallye Hamilton all faced illness, with Hamilton back at school today.
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Carrl Hansard
M. H. Mullins
Sallye Hamilton
Seventh graders seek elephant during holiday sale wrap
The piece notes six baseball teams with four playing on church grounds and two rehabbing, captains Jones Ray Vestal and Wallace Reeves. Wallace’s team tops today after Jones Ray’s squad had dominated. A separate item mentions a lost white elephant after a December sale, found by Mr Manning on Friday at 11 in the seventh grade room.
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Visitors listed by towns in a period fragment
The fragment lists visitors by town including Sherman Gainesville Greenville Dallas Bonham Oklahoma Randolph Denison Farmersville and names individuals such as Margaret Hanna Mary Simmons J D Hughes Pattie Everheart Betty Thornhill Tommy Thornhill Mary Belle Price Mary Helen Maddux Charles Skaggs Ruth Maddux C J Watson Ann La Roe Ben Jones Dorothy Dougas Wallace Reeves Oulia Wilson Don Newman James Stateville Mary Frances Stephens Beth Cunningham Virginia Jones Leroy D Martin Wanda Green Bettye Nell Yeager and P. E.
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Margaret Lucyle Hanna
Mary Jean Simmons
Carl Simmons
J.D. Hughes
Pattie Everheart
Betty Sue Thornhill
Tommy Thornhill
May Belle Price
Gainesville
Mary Helen Maddux
Charles Skaggs
Ruth Maddux
C. J. Watson
Greenville
Ann la Roe
Ben Robert Jones
Dallas
Dorothy Sue Dougas
Wallace Reeves
Oulia Wilson
Don Newman
James Stateville
Mary Frances Stephens
Bonham
Monty Atkinson
Edith Biggerstaff
Etha Louise Brown
Margaret Ann Burnham
Mary Frances Call
Gladys Cambron
Joe Howard Cook
Ima Sue Garner
Margaret Hanna
Betty J. Harper
Edith Harper
Joanna Harrison
J. D. Hughes
Mary Lee Hughes
Henrietta Jackson
John Charles Jones
Virginia Jones
Dan Kent
Katie Kincaid
Ann LaRue
Kirk May
Bobby D. Montgomery
Edward Montgomery
Kenneth Norris
Billy Rhom Pennington
Eugene Reeves
Homer Rountree
Lester Simpson
Azilee Smith
Sammy Jack Taylor
Bettye Nell Yeager
Foucheaux Vestal
Melvin Fleming
Patrick Murphy
John Biggerstaff
Dorothy Sue Douglas
Leroy Martin
Jean Fern McLarry
Joe Smith
Jack Ward
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Names and Weights in School Roll Call List
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with ages and weights including B R J Monty Atkinson ten Edith Bigger staff fifteen and many others. The text appears as a roll call or roster with weights ranging from three to nineteen pounds and ages in single digits through late teens.
Alamo Drama By Hom er Gray Rountree Sixth Grade Cast
A staged drama follows Texans under Travis at the Alamo awaiting Santa Anna. Key figures include James Bowie Crockett Fannin and Mrs Dickinson as they mobilize to seek aid and prepare for the siege. Scene shifts to Mrs Dickinson’s home as Crockett and Bowie urge immediate Alamo travel.
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Alamo Siege Dramatization Scenes at Midnight Rally
A two scene wartime drama set at Fannin's home and the Alamo. Bonham brings urgent news of Santa Anna's assault. Fannin promises to join after gathering his men. Travis Crockett Bowie and Mrs Dickinson witness the fall of the Alamo and vow Texas’ eventual freedom.
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Oxygen explains hair turning gray says science
Richmond report says Prof. Frank H. J. Figge announced at the AAAS meeting that hair color from pigment depends on cellular oxygen use. Experiments on salamanders showed color potential remains but is activated by oxygen levels and declines with age, reducing pigment formation. A Want Ad will get results for you.
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
Frank H. J. Figge
University of Maryland School of Medicine
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