Zavala County Sentinel (Crystal City, Tex.), Vol. [18], No. 23, Ed. 1 Friday, November 1, 1929 Page: 2 of 8
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Wherefore fij
the* defendant
unswci herein
40f>li* have
w*tfn water. Souse tesd, «/M and ttU» article. 1 do a«t claim that raup
all lath thl« HOlutlou each time. Koup and kindred disease* cannot invade the
will often yield to treatment If caught premises where sanitation and other
in time, but each cose mutt! he bandied precautionary measures are always nl>-
ludlvidually and more detailed Inst rue- served. I do not hesitate to say, bow-
st ructions are required than the space ever, that the flock' where such meas-
nl lowed for this article will permit. urea do not obtain la Infinitely more
Ah a measure of protection for the HuM* to suffer Infection. Further-
bo lance of the flock, after infected more, If the t roperly managed flock
birds are removed (five e|M<tm salts In does become iufeoted, the damage will
a wet nutsh. (live one pound of ep- be much less than amen* fowls not so
soni salts for each 100 fowls of lighter well eared for. The old marlin, ‘An
breeds or for each 75 of the lmavier ounce of prevention Is worth a pound
hinds, and re|s*at In one week. A sn- of cure” may be well worn from much
line purgative such as epsom salts Is usage, but it Is still as true us It ever
invaluable at such a tjme. By causing was.
i lie prompt elimination of germ-laden (Copyrlriit, 1020,
matter, ttiis simple remedy may keep by Dr. L. D. Le Geur, V. 8.1
many a good layer on the job without -WGD-
Interruption. —We have some wonderful- values In
But. after all, there’s uo remedy like used cars, (tome in and see them,
the one quoted at the beginning of I Park Motor Co. ItC
Plaintiff alleges (hat she has been
an sett*) bona-fide Inhabitant of the
State of Texas for a period of U
mouths and bus resided lu Zavala
County where this suit is filed for u
Iierlod of ala mpnths nest proceeding
the filing of this ault; Plaintiff nll«go<-
tliut she at all times while married b
defendant conducted herself with pro-
priety doing her duty as a wife and
has treated him with forls-iiruuce nnf
kindness and has been guilty of nc
offense bringing about the hreelimft
er arts, commissions and conditions ou
the liart of the defendant
Plaintiff alleges that on. or abonl
the first day i f July 1923 without any
provocation or cause whntever, de-
femlunt dlthcrately left and a bund oiks'
the btnl and board of .this petitlnnei
with the intention of further seistrat
ing and living apart from her and ha
roiittnued to do so up to the filing, of
this petition: though often requested
by petitioner to return to her lied and
board and live with her as her hus-
To the Sheriff or any Constable of
Zavala County—Greeting:
You are hereby commanded to sum-
mon Lucas Dublin by making pub
Ucation of this Citation once in each
week for four consecutive wee s- pre-
vious to the return day hereof, iu
some newspaper published lu your
County, If there.I>e a newspajier pub-
lished therein, but if not, theu lu the
nearest County where a uewspuper lk
published, to appear at the next regu-
lar term of the District Court of Za-
vala County, to be holden nt the Court
House thereof, in Crystal City, on the
2nd Monday In November A. D. 1021)
the same being the 11th day of Novem-
ber A. IK 1920, then and there to an-
swer u petition filed In sabl Court on
the (1th day of May A. Ik 1029, In a
suit, nutnebered on the docket of said
Chart No. 2000, wherein I,nrlndu
Dublin Is Plaintiff, and Lucas Dabila
Defendant, and a brief statement o:
plaintiff’s cause of uction, being nt
Ing sli ' have jttdgnH|i|
n divorce from snid^RSI
Duiiiiu and ror such ^Bg|
relief special ainl 'fentHS
may deem proper wlth^Bf
Herein Fall Nob, b^B
snld Court, ut its
this writ wltlb your^rH
showing how you h.'tveB
some. ■
Given under my bauds
said Court, at of flee- In 1
Texas, on this 25 day ufl
1029. 1
(Beal) J. N. 4u%
District Court, Zfivalu ('tit
\V dO"-1' '-k
—1Tune tn on K.T.8.A. ri
in Ban Antonio of moruli
o'clock for a chiropractic
a Chiropractic health aervi
A. U. Thomas, D.C., 1’tX.
Poultry
By Dr. L. D. LcOear, V. S
St. Lomu, Mo.
Dr. LeGcar U ■ graduate of the
Ontario Veterinary College,
1892. Thirty -ala yearn of veter-
inary practice on diseases of 11 ve
stock and poultry. Eminent au-
thority on poultry and stock
raising. Nationally known poul-
try breeder. Noted author and
popular lecturer.
A KOItltFK IN Till-: I'MICK
Roup May Wipe Out a Whole Season's
Profit If Allowed To Gain Headway,
Says Hr. L. D. l«Gear. V. S., of St.
I>oui», Mo.
AMERICAN LEGION
"The Itest way to cure roup." sagely
remarked an old tinier in the |s<ultry
Bttiue, “Is never to have it ." That may
sound like a very weak attempt to he
funny, but it is g s|«-l truth. Con-
tagious tl‘sense., such as roup do not
fall willy iiilly from tin- heavens on
some whimsical f;eak of fate. The
way is usually paved lor them by the
lack of ail-spiate sanitation, improisu
facilil ies,
housing facilities, incorrect feeding,
failure to cull out weaklings, the weak
euing effect of parasites, or by s ine
other form of neglect, ll-.-allhv. ro-
bust fowls, |s-o> 4-rly fed and housed in
sanitary xniTDMiatiiig.s, will almost ,->l
ways throw off the genus of disease.
Even when they do not. however, tlieli
rugged ciHisUlo.ioi.s make the su-.--
success id treat incut practically cer
tain.
Acting ou tile idea of prevention as
the best cun* for roup, I never add
new fowls to my flock until they have
been kepi in qua rant im> from two to
three weeks. Even if it is practically
sure that the biid.s come from an un
Infected flock, Ibis is a wise precau-
tion. They might he cur lying the
germs of infection which would ma-
ture later with disastr us results. If
this should happen before liiey art-
added to the flock they can lie ties
troyed or treated as the case may de-
niuiSr wiMiout danger of spreading Ihc
dixeii se.
•
Watch young ami delicate birds
very closely as (hey are most suscep-
tible to the deadly roup germs. The
same is true of fowls suffering from
common cold or entaarh. The throat
and nasal passages,being already sore
and inflamed, arc easily infected.
Si< k hints, no malter what tin* ailment,
should always be isolated. They can
be much mure effectively treated when
away from the flock ami they cannot
contaminate the healthier ones if the
disease should piovo t.i he contagious.
Should any of your flock le-gin to
show symidoms of roup, uo time
should lit1 lost iu starting measures to
prevent further spread. All houses,
Itens, coups and runs sh mid be thor-
oughly cleaned and sprayed with a
strong solution of a good coal fur dip
and disinfectant.
AND
AT CRYSTAL CITY
MONDAY NOVEMBE
PROGRAM--
9:30 CALF ROPING
A.M. The fastest calves obtainable will be in the t
sure to see some fast time made.
10:30 STEER RIDING
The Crystal City football team in uniform v
riding exhibition.
11:00 GOAT ROPING
Plenty of fast goats and some good riders to
12:15 DINNER
Served on grounds by Woman’s Chamber of
1:30 CALF ROPING
2:30 WILD COW MILKING CONTEST
3:00 WILD HORSE RIDING
Valuable Prizes will be given to first, second
riders. We will provide plenty of wild broil
agreed upon by competent judges. 1
4:00 GOAT ROPING
. ■ ....
Droppings, litter
anti trash of every description should
be removed and burned. All unneces-
sary equipment of every kind should
be removed from houses and yards.
Every piece of equipment for aupidying
food aud water should be scrubbed and
• disinfected. All this sounds like work
and It is, but the saving is decidedly
worth the work required
As the inroads of this deadly dis-
ease have lieeii known to wise out as
high ns 95 per cent of a flis-k, every
owner of a (multi) flock should learn
to recognize the symptoms. At first
they are mscii like those of a simple
cold or cat«*Mi, but more fever, <Iu I -
ness, prostration and loss of apfietlte.
First symptoms are a watery nasal
•discharge, difficulty-breathing with
wheeze sound and constant shaking of
the head tn dislodge aecumulated mat-
ter.
After two or three days the dis-
charge from the nose becomes thicker
and gives off a characteristic offensive
odor. The nasal passages then be-
come so dogged that the bird must
breathe through its mouth. A dis-
charge gradually becomes thicker
7:30 P. M
DANCE
Admission to D:
REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED BY LADIES CHAMBER OF COMMERCE DURING ENT
COME AND BE PREPARED TO HAVE A GO
NOTIC E the
RIGHT TO BAR FRi
BEHAVIOR UN,
fowl hi known to
ice to Itself M far
Lath!e and give it
■t eixwuii an Ha to
■from the syw
ELEVEN YEARS SINGE THE AMERICAN ARMY,
■U. S. A
|R ANY
NAVY AND MARINES HAVE ADDED GLORY^TO THE
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Hardy, J. H. Zavala County Sentinel (Crystal City, Tex.), Vol. [18], No. 23, Ed. 1 Friday, November 1, 1929, newspaper, November 1, 1929; Crystal City, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1096121/m1/2/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .