Surprising Wildlife Myths Busted In Quick Facts
A collection of natural history notes debunks common beliefs about bats light attraction and blindness, eagles parental fidelity, snakes scents, lizards squirting, and other curiosities. It covers eels changing color, kangaroo rats, sparrow hawk diets, frog underwater singing, and longevity of wild geese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mister Cricket
Cricket
Legal Notice No 70080 in Grayson County Texas
The Texas court orders Clara Bell Davis and numerous co defendants to answer by 10 am July 13 1964 in case No 70080 filed May 26 1964 seeking damages of 200 plus title and possession of land described in the 39 acre portion of the M C Davis survey including a block 11 area and east line references. The notice lists many defendants and unknown heirs and fiduciaries and warns service within 90 days. Published in Whitewright Sun June 4 11 18 and 25 1964.
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State OF Texas
Clara Bell Davis
Walwood Parkway
Dallas
Texas
Hanna Lloyd
L. A. Filiere
Mary Filiere
Mollie Filiere
Laura Filiere Lively
Enoch Lively
Emilie Filiere Keebler
Walter Keebler
Louise J. Filiere
Frank F. Filiere
Fred Wilson
B. S. Clarke
Leonie Clarke
E. I. Jones
Euthelia Jones
E. S. Jones
Carl D. B. Wolfe
Ray Jones
Roy Jones
Juanita Jones
Myrtle Jones
Eva Grace Jones
A. D
Fifteenth District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
N. A. Jones
Flora Ellen Jones
Towit
Grayson
M. C. Davis
Denison Independent School District
J. Zenn Taylor
J. B. Sims
M. C. Davis Survey
Shirley Davis
Whitewright Sun
Quotable Quotes in the Post Dispatch
The country editor boasts he will publish the full truth about everybody and everything. Dave Conkey died at his home last Friday evening and was laid to rest at a large Sunday funeral as townsfolk awaited the edition’s startling revelations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Jones
Jim Smith
Methodist
Dispatch
Charles Didway
The
POST
Texas) Dispatch
Dave Conkey
Man Swallows Watch to Save It from Robbers
In Bryansk, V. Kolosov swallowed his wrist watch when three robbers attacked him, keeping it in his stomach for 24 hours. The Nedelya report notes no word on whether the timepiece remained functional after the incident. Sulphuric acid was among the first chemicals produced in the United States.
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Moscow
V. Kolosov
Bryansk
Nedelya
America
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Asia
United States
E. R. Brodhead
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Upton
New York
A. M. Petrosyants
KPL
Senor
WHS
Whitewright High School
Gladys McMurry
Mildred Browning
Arthur Badgett
Cecil Blanton
Leon Davidson
Lloyd Wright
Cecil Doss
Eunice Cook O'Neal
Gladys Denton Mitchell
Buford McIver
M. Jones Roberts
Izetta Gillett Wilson
Icy Reeves
Nadine Holcomb Bryson
Ermine Webster Kearney
Kathleen Badgett Hatfield
Edwin May
Bryant Penn
Maud Biggerstaff Wilson
Clausie Glidewell Francis
Thelma Anderson Bollman
Elvy M. Hampton
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