Whitewright notes and breakfast chatter echo through town
Community snippets include street sign absence, Hog Calling Contest rumors, early morning Chamber breakfast highlights, sausages shared by Bill McFatridge, and a Tigers game trip to Allen. Menu plan shows Tuna fish sandwich to Friday hamburger plate with sides.
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Cayce
Whitewright
Mail Bag reminiscences and weather notes from Colorado
The letter shares memories of a Katy Depot employee and family, noting a long career of a bookkeeper in Fort Worth, and mentions a rest home in Billings Montana. It adds a vivid Colorado storm episode with snow and temperature details and cites Los Angeles traffic figures.
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Rham Carr
Kay Milling Co
Ft. Worth
Southwest
Doris Weaver
Wolfe City
Billings
Montana
Colorado Springs
Pikes Peak
Colorado
Tola Montgomery
Anger and the Risk of Early Death
Dr William G Reese of Little Rock argues anger raises premature death risk in a Texas Medicine article. He links anger to heart disease strokes accidents and homicide while noting emotional factors affect infection resistance and overall mortality.
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William G. Reese
Little Rock
Ark
Texas Medicine
Monthly Scientific Journal
The
Texas Medical Association
Reese
Time for one more fall hay cutting urged by Texas A M agronomist
Extension agronomist Neal Pratt of Texas A M University notes dry weather trimmed this summer's hay yields and pasture grazing. He urges fall fertilization to boost quality and yield, with forage tests from Texas A M and other labs guiding fertilizer needs and hay shows highlighting high quality forage.
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Neal Pratt
Extension Agronomist
Texas A & M University
Texas
Dr. Pratt
Texas A&m University
TAP promotes peanuts honey and trees under TAP program
Commissioner John C. White announces TAP promotion for Texas honey forests and peanuts in Oct and Nov to raise consumer awareness and boost purchases. Cooperative effort includes Beekeepers, Forestry, and Peanut boards with booths at the State Fair in Dallas and media campaigns.
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John C. White
Texas Honey
Texas Forests
Texas Peanuts
Texas Agriculture Products
TAP
Texas
Texas Department of Agriculture
Texas Beekeepers Association
Texas Forestry Association
Texas Peanut Producers Board
East
Freeze branding proves effective for cattle ID at OSU
Oklahoma State University researchers report freeze branding with dry ice and alcohol as a satisfactory economical method for identifying cattle. In 1969 tests on 229 Hereford and Angus cattle at weaning, branding averaged 3.8 minutes per head including hair clipping, cost 17 cents per animal, with over 98 percent of brands readable after 114 days.
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OSU
Oklahoma State University Experiment Station
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