The Denison Press (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 16, No. 52, Ed. 1 Friday, June 15, 1945 Page: 4 of 8
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SRIDAY, JUNE 1ETH, M45
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Plant Sudan
Before It Is
Too Late, Say
'Sanitary Steps
IToPreventPolio
I Are Pointed Out
College Station—As a summer[ In addition to the general in-
pasture, sudan grass is better i structions for community sanita-
than any other grass or legume tion which may be important in
because its grazing capacity is1 preventing poliomyelitis, Dr.
better able to withstand hot wea; George _W. Cox, State Health
ther and drouth. | Officer, today issued an urgent
warning to every individual in
"j Texas to practice strict personal
hygiene to protect his own
Fortunately, for Texas farm-
ers and stockmen June is not too
late to plant sudan grass provid-
ing moisture conditions one fav-
orable. says R. R. (Lancaster, pas-
tor specialist for the A. & |M. col-
lege Extension Service. Earlier
planting is desirable, however.
Mr. Lancaster recommends sweet
sudan where it is availble, since
this variety is more juicy and
palatable, more disease resistant,
leafier and heavier yielding than
the common type. The seed dif-
fer in color from Johnson grass
seed, w’hich is also a distinct
advantage.
The specialist recommends
that' you allow one acre of sudan
for each milk cow or other
farm animal unit. The land
should be prepared as for other
farm crops. You will gets bet-
ter yields from late plantings by
applying 2/00 to 800 pounds of
health and that of those about
him.
“Of course, cleanliness and
personal hygiene are ordinarily
taken for granted," Dr. Cox
said, “tout at this time with
ploiomyelitis reaching into every
section of our state and with
more than 120 cases already re-
ported I would like to re-empha-
size some personal sanitary
measures which may help in pre-
venting the spread of this crip-
pling and often fatal disease.”
The State Health Officer
Stressed the importance of
scrupulous cleanliness of the
person. Frequent bathing and
immaculately clean clothing are
vitally necessary. Oral hygiene
with thorough brushing of the
teeth and the use of a mild an-
tiseptic are recommended. The
4-12-4 fertilizer per acre and by nasal passages should be kept
Top Advertising .Men Of
Katy Here for Big Event
Of Katy Diamond Jubilee
•Mlere for the big event of the
Katy celebrating its diamond
jubilee year into Texas, top Katy
advertising men of St. Louis re-
mained throughout the entire
period. Specialists in ad writ-
ing along with the photogrpahic
end were visitors to take every
possible advantage of the occa-
sion. Much of their material
will find its way into the Katy
Magazine, one of the finest of
its kind published in the country.
Visiting in the l'ress office
were IVf. R. Craig, in charge of
the advertising department of
the Katy, and his assistants,
V. V. Masterson, specialist in ad
wri ing, and J. J. Beatch, offi-
cial photographer.
Superba Theatre Give*
Show Honoring Katy Men
Honoring the observance of
the Katy railway and its coming
to Denison 75 years ago, the Su-
perba theatre opened its doors
free to all employees of the road
and their families Tuesday. The
theatre was thrown open at all
the shows all day long, and Lon-
nie Legg, manager, stated a
large number of the Katy peo-
ple were his visitors and he en-
joyed having them.
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The Texas Slate Guard is or-
ganized for the purpose of hand-
ling civil disturbances, mob and’
riot control, and disaster relief.
adding 100 pounds or more nit-
rogen fertilizer per acre. The
nitrogen fertilizer may be ap-
plied as one or more side dress-
ings.
Plant eight to lo pounds of
seed per acre in rows two to
three feet apart, Lancaster says.
This will give better results than
broadcasting the seed.
The specialist adds this tip on
management: If your acreage
must be limited, you will get
better results by grazing sudan
grass only :i few hours a day
when it is young and tender
After the sudan has reached
•eight to 12 inches in height, be-
gin grazing. Continued grazing
or mowing will keep it tender
and high in food value. Should
it begin 'o head out, it should
be cut for hay immediately.
clean and dental defects correct
ed immediately.
Sanitation and thorough clean-
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i Any Way You
Look at It ...
The mayor of Goose Creek,
is 7 feet tall without his boots
and ben-gallon hat. Perhaps the
tallest mayor in the nation.
^Another Lure* PleMure
oat Addad on Laka Taxoma
Aniother large boat was add-
ed this week to the growing
t nlber of vessels being placed
on Lake Texoma when a 40-
oot cabin cruiser was launched
by B. B. Simms, president of
the Simms Tobacco and Candy
company.
The boat is an 18,000-pound
Chris-Craft cruiser and is pro-
pelled by a 29*6-horse power ma-
rine engine* K been chris-
teued Joanna Kay for the young-
est daughter of IMr. and Mrs’
Simms.
liness in the home are instinctive
with the average housewife, but
at this time their importance to
health must be re-emphasized.
Home sanitation includes those
taken-for-grantled measures such
as washing the dishes in hot
soapy water and rinsing them in
hot clear water; keeping sinks,
bath libs and fixtures stoured
clean and rinsed with a mild an-
tiseptic solution; sunning and
airing toed clothes, ridding the
home of flies, rats and roaches
which, since poliomyelitis is be-
lieved to be a filth-borne dis-
ease, are suspected as toeing re-
sponsible for transmission.
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with most becoming results. Typ-
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outfit of weskit, blouse and skirt.
Its feminine touch comes from the
little bow tie, bloused sleeves and
skirt with impressed pleats. Select
the pattern in a local store, and buy
War Bonds for Victory.
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Canning Center
Here to Reopen
At Early Date
A canning center is being re-
opened for Denison housewives
who have no facilities for can-
ning it was announced this wreek
by Doyle Williams who is at
the head of the Denison high
school agricultural department.
The cannery will be in the
cafeteria of the high school and
will have a working schedule of
two or three days each week, as
he needs mise.
Lessons in canning a* well as
making it possible for the house-
wife to use the canning devices
will feature the center.
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Southwest Divisional Offices Kraft Cheese Company, Denison, Texas
It is with genuine pleasure that we join
with all Denison in extending our sincer-
est congratulations to Mr, Sloan and oth-
er officials and executives of the Missou-
ri-Kansas-Texas Lines, not} only upon the
significant occasion of their seventy-filth
anniversary, hut also upon the magnifi-
cent accomplishments they are marking
up in the many forms of improved serv-
ice and equipment they are now offering
to their customers, The Katy not only
“Serves the Southwest Well,” but is doing
a splendid job of getting into position to
serve it even better when peace comes.
KRAFT
Cheese Company
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Anderson, LeRoy. The Denison Press (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 16, No. 52, Ed. 1 Friday, June 15, 1945, newspaper, June 15, 1945; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth527250/m1/4/: accessed July 12, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Grayson County Frontier Village.