The Seminole Sentinel (Seminole, Tex.), Vol. 45, No. 33, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 17, 1952 Page: 2 of 20
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THE &EMXNOL SENTINEL
THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1902
II
LIVESTOCK
LIFE-LINES
Tetanus in farm animals can
b<* confused with several other
diseases including cerebral men-
ingitis. epilepsy, accute muscular
rheumatism, "tetany" and rabies.
of swine, sheep and cattle was
first reported in the United States
in 193a
Sows fed trace minerals wean-
ed nearly one more pig per lit-
ter in recent feeding tests con-
ducted at a midwest agricultural
experiment station. Figured on
this basis, the added profit on
2(1 sows would lie almost $300.
SUSPECT ARSON IN KTl DIO FIRE—Five million dollar fire,
the second in three months, Mweepit Warner Brox. studio in
BuiNmk, i«l., leading officials to suspect arson.
California has vaccinated its
one millionth calf In a concerted
campaign to stamp out bovine
brucellosis in that state.
Listeriosis, a strange disease
which attacks the nervous system
Veterinarians say the greatest
potential disease threat to live-
stock production in North Amer-
ica is foot-and-mouth disease. It
Is now present in Canada and has
Just recently been erradlcated in
Mexico.
Successful worming or treat-
ing of horses for digestive up-
sets is greatly aided by the skill-
ed use of a stomach tube.
In one midwest state last year,
the number of cases of rabies
in animals was divided almost
equally between dogs, cattle and
skunks.
symptoms, as they may be con-
fused with such diseases as grass
tatany, ketosis, and shipping
fever.
Veterinarians are investigating
a new therapy which apparently
is very effective in treating tri-
chomoniasis, a breeding disease
of bulls.
Antibiotics may stimulate the
growth of chicks, but these drugs
apparently do not improve egg
production when they are fed to
young pullets or older hens.
Lead poisoning is one our
most common forms of animal
poisoning. Yet, it is often difficult
for the farmer to recognize its
Don't let your desire to acquire
outdo your desire to enjoy.
Too many people waste their
until their time is about
time
gone.
Who Cores Anyway?
District OPS Office
At Lubbock to Close
Orders to close the Lubbock
district office of the Office of
Price Stabilization were received
today, H. R. Gholson, district di-
rector, announced.
The elimination of the Lubbock
office, which for more than a
year has administered the gov-
ernment's price stabilization pro-
gram in 69 West Texas counties,
was brought about by the
agency's move to reduce its per-
sonnel and otherwise curtail its
operations to conform to the
funds allocated by Congress.
Gholson received information
that personnel in Region 10,
That this nation, under God,
shall have a new birth of free-
dom, that government of the
people, by the people, for the
people, shall not perish from the
earth.—Abraham Lincoln.
I know not what course others
may take. but. as for me, give
me liberty or give me death.
Patrick Henry.
Eternal vigilance is the price
of liberty. Thomas Jefferson.
Natural liberty is the gift of
I the beneficient Creator of thel
j whole human race. Alexander I
j Hamilton.
I The loose-leaf system dates
back to the Garden of Eden.
A MAN FOR A MAN'S .IOB
T. I). WALKER FOR COUNTY
1 TREASURER.
THE MAN FOR THE .JOB IS
i CARROLL t 'OBB!
When Buying or Selling Property
-SEE-
TED SCHULER
McGINTY-STEPHENS
114 Ave. B SE
building
Phone 2165
YOUR HEALTH IN YOUR HANDS
Your health is vitally important to you.
Protect it! And in times of illness, rely
with confidence on our competent phar-
maceutical staff. Every prescription ac-
curately checked; every ingredient the
finest available!
Oswalt Pharmacy
Phone 3656
m
WORKING FOR YOUR HEALTH
Now Available
we now have in stock
JOHNSON DUSTERS
ROW CROP SPRAYERS
and
SUPER M TRACTORS
SEMINOLE
TRUCK &
TRACTOR CO.
SEMINOLE, TEXAS
which Includes the states of Tex-
as, Oklahoma, Arkansas and
Louisiana, must be reduced from
the present total of 1040 persons
to 240. The national office, in
effecting this reduction in the
region, ordered the closing of
district offices in Lubbock,
Shreveport, Fort Worth, Tulsa
and Houston, and the combining
of regional office In Dallas with
the Dallas district office. District
offices remaining will be in Dal-
las, San Antonio, Little Rock,
Oklahoma City and New Orleans.
The section of the state pres-
ently included in the Lubbock
district will be placed under the
Dallas office, according to tenta-
tive plans.
Research reveals that golfers
who make the best scores don't
swear. Why should they?
Conditions have changed. While
the old-fashioned girl hesitated
to hold a man's hand, the mod-
ern girl is afraid to let go.
PROVEN ABILITY
WALKER FOR
ffiOSOl
Reelection 'm
5£C0ND V&Rn
as
Reared and Worked
On Caw son County
farm -Attended
Rural Elementary
School & tnd Ljmesa
ScKoof.
t*
Worked His Way
Through Texas Tech
Wdifmg or> Tables
later TaugM- end
' Served <3t Principal
in Dawson
County Schools
/Htended -tho
University of
Texas School
of lav.Murni
And B&came 4He,
Youngest Caunif
Jut/g? inTfjws
«♦ the age of
2.2.. GoiSin
Served tjiwt
Tet-ms « County Judge of
Dawson County before,
his election to-The State
Senate.
How Serving Firrt Term As
State .Senator From IhisDitbiJ
Asking For A
Second Term
On The 8«i>t of
Mil A«0
find ft PMge *
To Continue To
Wo>k for "Wit
Best Intewd
of the hnpte
of tht< "
Plains
RE-ELECT
JOYCE DAVIS HAIRSTON
YOUR
COUNTY TREASURER
EVERY VOTE AND EACH WORD OR DEED DONE IN HV BEHALF WILE BE
SIHCERILY AHD DEEPLY APPRECIATED.
0
I Thank You for Your Past Support and Kindness
IF ELECTED I WILL CONTINUE TO SERVE YOU IN A COURTEOUS, EFFICIENT MANNER-ENDEAVORING ALWAYS TO PLEASE YOU.
JOYr TS HAIRSTON
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Steakley, Melvin. The Seminole Sentinel (Seminole, Tex.), Vol. 45, No. 33, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 17, 1952, newspaper, July 17, 1952; Seminole, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth412387/m1/2/?q=music: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Gaines County Library.