Texas snakes in the wild and safe handling tips
The article explains which snakes are harmful and beneficial, lists poisonous Texas species including rattlers moccasins and corals, and urges caution. It notes non poisonous snakes curb rodent populations and promotes obtaining a free Texas Game and Fish Commission booklet with species pictures and maps.
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Fallout explained how radioactive dust spreads after blasts
The Office of Civil Defense and Mobilization describes fallout as tiny radioactive dust from nuclear explosions. Wind carries particles vast distances before they settle, continuing radioactivity until decay and posing illness risks with sufficient exposure.
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Church Worship and Study Schedule Compilation
A list of weekly church activities includes Bible studies worship services and meetings across multiple churches. Events cover Sunday School Sunday worship Prayer meetings choir practice and youth gatherings with times ranging from 9:45 to 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. and weekday circles and conferences.
Schedule of worship and midweek services
The church calendar lists an 11:00 a m worship service and 6:45 p m training union followed by a 7:45 p m worship service. Wednesday features officers teachers meeting at 7:00 and a prayer meeting at 7:30.
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Snake safety and snake bite kit tips from outdoorsman
An outdoorsman recounts that most snake strikes are defensive and not attacks. He notes rattlesnakes and moccasins can strike when stepped on or cornered, but fangs may fail to penetrate boots. Snakes are cold blooded and avoid direct sun, prefer shade, and nocturnal. Carry a snake bite kit, know its use directions, and consider repellent in high-snake areas. The Montana state flower is bitterroot.
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Curiosity Kills Cat Triggers Fire Near Adams
A cat climbed a power pole on the M. B. Friesen farm two miles west of Adams Oklahoma, causing a wire fall that sparked a stubble fire and cut electricity to Tri-County Electric customers for over an hour. Firefighters responded to the blaze and power was restored after repairs.
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M. B. Friesen
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