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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1951

Page

8

Rabies in Dogs How to Spot Signs and Prevent Spread

The article lists common rabies signs in dogs including sudden affection, paralysis of facial muscles, trouble swallowing, and wobbling hind legs. It urges confinement, veterinary notification, and humane handling, plus vaccination campaigns and public responsibility to control rabies.

Smaller but stronger auto motors foreseen at World Petroleum Congress

Prof. J. J. Breeze told the World Petroleum Congress in The Hague that gasoline engines would shrink to a fraction of their present size. The smaller but more powerful engines would transform the car into a simpler conveyance, eliminating the bulky motor hood once admired in youth.

The Hague J. J. Breeze World Petroleum Congress

Senate considers education bar for barber licenses

In Michigan a bill would require applicants for barber licenses to have at least a tenth grade education. State Sen. Frank Heath of Bay City opposed the provision saying it would merely raise the level of conversation in Michigan barber shops.

Lansing Mich Michigan State Senate Frank Heath Bay City Heath Michigan

Texas 4-H clubs enroll 116 713 rural youths in agr

Mid-century report from College Station shows 116 713 Texas rural boys and girls joined 4-H demonstrations in 4 793 clubs. White and Negro youths numbered 94 063 and 24 174 respectively. The program reached 67 782 farm homes and 87 146 others with demonstrations in swine poultry beef cattle home gardens and more.

College Station Texas A. & M. College Extension Service

Numerous Want Ads Highlight Local Goods and Services

A dense page of local want ads lists items for sale including lawn mowers, a four wheel trailer, Burpee sealer, and California rabbits. Trades and services appear with firms like Farley Hill, Babcock Auto Store, Sandy's Radio Shop, and C. J. Meador Hardware offering gear, repairs, and supplies. Proposals to buy eggs and hides, land sales, and rental notices round out the notice section in a period voice.

Preston Hefner Farley & Hill Jack Nossaman Stephens & Bryant Babcock Auto Store California J. E. Moran Whitewright Tom Bean Westinghouse Philco Television Sandy’s C. J. Meador Hardware Ford Chevrolet Tom Barbee Cline Martha Joe Sears Emerson Cole’s Phillips Grocery Rawleigh Grayson County S. R. Brinkley E. Evergreen Sherman Texas Rawleigh’s Dept Jlk Memphis Tenn Farmersville E. D. Bivens

4-H Recognition Awards Highlight 1950 Beefs Up Program

The Sears-Roebuck Foundation funds a four phase 1950 4-H program with Extension Service collaboration. Breeding stock support reaches 161 counties for swine 54 for dairying 44 for poultry and six for sheep. State and county agents oversee operations with club demonstrators showing livestock at major stock shows. The main trend focuses on yielding a strong commercial beef animal.

Texas Chicago Sears-Roebuck Foundation Extension Service

Formosa Tuberculosis Rate Sets Mark for 6-Year-Olds

A United Nations official cited Formosa as having the highest tuberculosis rate for 6-year-olds among available figures. Henry T. Sampson, of Mount Vernon New York, representing the International Children's Emergency Fund, said 30 to 40 percent are infected. White fronted geese once overwhelmed California fields, leading to guards hired to protect crops.

Tripeh Formosa United Nations Henry T. Sampson Mount Vernon N. Y United Nations’ International Children’s Emergency Fund California

New Texas Corn Hybrid to Be Released in 1952

Texas Agricultural Experiment Station introduces Texas 30 a new corn hybrid from inbred lines of Yellow Dent and Yellow Surcropper It yields larger ears than Texas 26 or 28 matures slightly after 24 and 28 but earlier than 26 and adapts to the Blackland Prairie and East Texas timber region Broad tests planned this year expect seed availability in 1952

College Station Texas Texas Agricultural Experiment Station J. S. Rogers Blackland Prairie East Texas Rogers

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