Banker Foresees Complete Change In Farm Landscape
In Dallas Texas banker Ben H Wooten predicts the next 25 years will saw major shifts in farming with grassland revival and greater crop diversification The Texas Research Foundation aims to rebuild soils raise productivity and foster self sufficient regions through new farming systems The note appears in January issue of Texas Bankers Record and stresses finance as a key driver for modernization
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Dallas
Texas
Ben H. Wooten
First National Bank
Board of
Texas Research Foundation
Renner
Wooten
Texas Bankers Record
Surgical risks reduced for aged people
In Dallas, Dr. J. Dewey Bisgard told 600 doctors that surgical risk falls with age due to better ambulation, improved anesthesia, safer transfusions, and pneumonia prevention from new drugs. He notes older patients feel less pain, require fewer drugs, and cancer progresses slowly, making outcomes often more favorable for those over sixty-five.
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Dallas
American College of Surgeons
Hotel Adolphus
J. Dewey Bisgard
Omaha
Neb
University College of Medicine
Bisgard
Dallas News
Well Known Proverbs Shelf of sayings and cautions
A list of proverbs and adages covers honesty courage fortune and social conduct. It includes warnings about speech patience and prudence with maxim like aim before you act and avoid foretold misfortune. The compilation features common wisdom on personal virtue and practical living.
Cole's Hatchery and Bedding Plants in One Ad
Immediate delivery of baby chicks and future orders offered by Cole's Hatchery next to Phillips Grocery. A greenhouse on South Bend St in Joe Meador also lists a large selection of bedding plants including Snapdragons Petunias Stocks and several geranium varieties along with tomatoes and foliage plants for indoor planting. Card of thanks express gratitude for kindnesses after illness and a fire incident that destroyed a home and broilers and acknowledge Kay Dillon for early fire discovery.
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Cole’s
Philips Grocery
South Bend St
Joe T. Meador
Jerry
Fire Department
Jerry Mack
Kay Dillon
Virgil Thornhill
Jimmie
Boss Questions Employee Request For Day Off
A Jokes scene shows an employee asking for next week off to celebrate a 25th wedding anniversary. The manager cautions about making a habit of such requests and jokes about granting time off for a future 50th anniversary.
Robbery Report Prompted by Delayed Response in Household Burglary
A claims adjuster questions why the robbery was not reported immediately. The claimant explains she assumed her husband was searching for a clean shirt after discovering bureau drawers pulled out and scattered contents at home.
I Sell Brains Aboard The Train
An advertising salesman boards a train with a single bag and explains he sells brains. The porter questions the lack of samples, prompting a humorous exchange about a salesman who travels light while claiming to sell brains.
Dinner Party Chat With Pediatrician Reveals Illness Concerns
At a dinner gathering several mothers asked a renowned pediatrician about the principal concerns in their children's illnesses. The exchange focused on common pediatric issues and parental worries.
Doctors Answer Question About Ailment Of Children
A doctor weighs a reader question about child illness and replies with a witty remark about mothers. The moment turns to a humorous line about a mother wanting to be mother in law for a time.
New Superintendent Feels Accepted by Patients
A patient told the new mental hospital superintendent that they prefer him to the previous one. The patient explained he felt the new official seemed more like one of the patients.
Groom Seeks Ring. Clerk Pitches Three-Piece Combina
A young man asks to view a wedding ring in a jewelry store. The salesman offers a three piece combination described as engagement, wedding and teething, prompting a humorous exchange.
Real Difference Card in restaurant menue
A restaurant offers a price contrast with a “real difference” card noting sixty cents for a meal like mother used to cook and a dollar twenty for a meal mother used to think she cooked.
Officer's Tuberculosis Telegraph Tragedy
A commissioned man receives two wires from the medical board. The first reports tuberculosis and heart trouble. The second asks to disregard it, claiming a mix up with another candidate. He responds that correction comes too late and states he committed suicide forty minutes earlier.
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Men’s Sox
Rayon
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China
A. Bennett
Fryers
Allan Davis
E. F. Eoyerheart
New Hampshire Reds
John Mack Brown
R. B. Matthews
J. L. McSpedden
McMillin
West Grand Avenue
M Farmall
C. J. Meador Truck & Tractor Co
Dawson Butane Gas Company
John Reynolds Jr
Hannah Florists of
Sherman
Carrie Hamilton
Langford Nursery
Tom Bean
Babcock Auto Store
Farley & Hill
Stephens & Bryant
C. J. Meador Hardware
Whitewright Sun
Tom Barbee
Alotf
Farmall
Bond Street
Main
Delfel Place
Lewis Whitworth
Orenduff
Ben F. Bailey
John Hughes
Utah
Chevrolet
Plymouth
Chevrolet CO
Gasoline Oil Service
North Side
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Highway 69
Humble
Bill
Sociale
U. S. Choice
Alaga
Brillo Cleanser
ENTON
the Food Mart
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