Ponds of Texas Could Boost Farm Fish Supplies
Stanley Gunn reports Homer G. Towns of the U S Department of Agriculture says Texas has 100 000 ponds with potential to produce 30 000 000 pounds of fish annually if properly managed Most ponds are underutilized Fertilized ponds yield 300 600 pounds per acre and unfertilized 75 200 pounds per acre Towns emphasizes stocking balance and hatchery sources to avoid stunted stock and to maximize meat substitute output for farms and wartime diets.
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Stanley Gunn
Ft. Worth
Fort Worth
Soldiers III After Sharing Box of Food at Camp Maxey
The Maxey Times reports soldiers were hospitalized after sharing a box of food from home. Lt. Col. Albert W. Sweet cautions senders to omit fried chicken cream puffs and custard cakes. The paper urges avoiding home meals and stopping dining in local eateries.
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Camp Maxey
Maxey Times
Albert W. Sweet
the Times
The Value of Free Enterprise in American History
The author argues that U S history and private enterprise drive national greatness citing surveys on student knowledge and praising free enterprise as the engine of wealth. He criticizes neglect of industrial history and calls for education emphasizing American ideals and individual achievement.
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America
Texas citation summons in Grayson County case No 49615
No 49615 state citation to William Harrison to answer Jessie Mae Harrison petition by July 19 1943 before the Fifteenth District Court in Sherman Grayson County Texas. Plaintiff alleges defendant was a convict vio lating parole and associating with immoral companions, making living together impossible. Issued June 2 1943 by Clerk S V Earnest.
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State OF Texas
William Harrison
A. D
Fifteenth District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Jessie Mae Harrison
State
S. V. Earnest
Grayson
County
R. C. Steed
Hitler strategy of divide and conquer urged to split America
The piece argues that Hitler would benefit from a three way clash among laborers farmers and investors in the United States. It contends that only by neglecting Americanism for years could the nation suffer costly consequences in blood and sweat unless unity is maintained.
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United States
America
New York Times
Atlantic Seaboard
West
Theodore Roosevelt
China
Hitler
Amerca
Early Tuberculosis Treatment Urged for Health Recovery
Dr. Geo. W. Cox Texas State Health Officer warns that early diagnosis is the surest path to recovery from tuberculosis. He stresses the disease harms through stealthy invasion rather than virulence.
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Austin
Geo. W. Cox
Early TB signs ignored risk life and long treatment
Dr. Cox Cox warns that tuberculosis patients who notice warning symptoms such as persistent cough weight loss and fatigue should seek immediate medical advice. Delays reduce chances of rapid arrestment and may lead to prolonged treatment or premature death.
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Cox Cox
Cox
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