The Sanger Courier (Sanger, Tex.), Vol. 78, No. 1, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 2, 1975 Page: 3 of 12
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CHEROKEE CHARMERS OFFICERS Captain Julie Odum of the Sanger
vnrmmtr, vtiAKMEKS OFFICERS Captain Julie Odum of the Sanger Cherokee
Charmers Drill Team leads the Charmers through drills and routines during halftime
ceremonies at football and basketball games and other occasions. Helping her guide the
( harmers through their fine performances are co captain Tamara Urban, Lt. Donna Jenkins,
line officer, Donna Morse, line officer Gayle Sims and alt. Lee Ann Kirby.
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INFLATION
The uses of plastics are
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to fight inflation, The use
of plastics in furniture, for
example, is in an early stage
of development. The con-
sumption of 320,000 metric
tons in 1970 is expected to
increase to 7.5 million metric
tons by the year 2000, an
annual average growth rate of
11.1 percent.
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DCLA Meeting — The
Denton County Livestock
Association meets Thurs
day, Oct. 2 at 7:30 p.m. at
the Ramada Inn in Denton.
Dr. Dennis Herd, beef cattle
specialist, will present a
program on beef nutrition
and winter feeding. The
meeting is open to the
public. If you are interested
in this subject, plan to
attend.
Freezone is for corns that Kurt?
Absolutely painless No dangerous cutting,
no ugly pads or plasters. In days, Freezone
eases the hurt safely helps ease off the
corn Drop on Freezone-take off corns.
National l-H Week — Or t.
5 1 1 is National 4 II Week If
your youngster is not in a
4 H Club, investigate it. Call
the county extension office
for details. Highlight of the
week is Oct. 9 when
standing 4 Hers will
awards for their
achievements.
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Anaplasmosis — A
weeks ago, we reported
anaplasmosis
the next
part icularly
riant supply of calves. The
lour choices open are: (1) sell
calves now, (2) winter paster
the calves and sell in the
spring. (3) rough winter the
calves and sell in the spring,
and ill feed the calves to
slaughter weight. Each
choice has advantages and
disadvantages. What you do
depends on your individual
circumstances. If you decide
to winter pasture the calves
and need help on your
pasture plans, call the
extension office.
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Repotting House Plants —
This will improve their
overall performance and
prepare them for the winter.
Use a good soil mix of two
parts garden loam and peat
moss, and one part sand.
Heat the mix in the oven to
200 degrees for 30 minuts to
sterilize.
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an
increase in anaplasmosis in
Denton County. It has
continued to increase and a
similar condition exists over
the state. Infected animals
go off feed, breath rapidly
and become constipated.
Slobbering and frequent
urination is usually noticed.
Membranes around the eye
and nose become pale or
yellow tinged. Contact a
veterinarian right away, be
cause death can occur in
21 !K hours. Do not move or
excite cattle more than nec
essary. Control flies and
ticks to reduce the spread of
the disease.
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Wheat Allotment — Sep
arate wheat allotments will
not be mailed this year. One
notice showing wheat, feed
grain and cotton allotments
will be sent from the ASCS
office later in the year.
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Brucellosis — The latest
report shows 39 herds in
Denton County under bru
cellosis quarantine. All
livestock producers are
urged to observe all rules on
livestock movement to help
eradicate this costly disease.
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Composting — The fall of
the year is a good time to
start a compost bed. The
availability of I.....„ ......
other dead plant material
provides plenty of organic
matter to compost. Call the
extension office if you need ZEMO relieves itching fast be-
details on a compost bed.
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Cole, Ralph. The Sanger Courier (Sanger, Tex.), Vol. 78, No. 1, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 2, 1975, newspaper, October 2, 1975; Sanger, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1282542/m1/3/: accessed July 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sanger Public Library.