The Richland Beacon-News from Rayville, Louisiana • 3

THE RICHLAND BEACON-NEWS, RAYVILLE. LA.8ATURDAY, DECEMBER 9. 1962. In 1961, more than 190,000 Amer- leans died of stroke, which results A YOU XZhe Sportsman's Corner by Dr. Jot Linduika, Remington Wild Life Exptrt taken into my possession and will offer for sale at public auction at the east door of the court house in the town of Rayville, Louisiana within legal hours of sale, on SATURDAY, JANUARY 12, 1963, the following described property, One 1) 1958 4-ton pick-up Ford Truck Ranchero model.

BAGGING RABBIT 3 It'c nfs ia uv more lead Is sauirted at from interruption of the blood supply to the brain. Terms used to describe different kinds of strokes include cerebral thrombosis, cere bra! embolism, cerebral vascular occlusion and cerebral hemorrhage, according to the Louisiana Heart Association. ROWS IN rabbits than any other game in America. of ron. and combines to make the anemia problem more serious for our progressive swine growers.

Early recognition of the relation of iron to this problem, has led to the introduction of numerous iron swabs and tablets. Dr. Hansard said. Although they are relatively inexpensive, their application to animals is time consuming and troublesome. Te explained that it is doubtful if many of these products are effectively utilized by sows, because there are many iron compounds that fail to provide an available source of iron that can be assimi 1 vo 1 1 fl) 1 Li' in neavy wooas ana inicei, ww is the favorite in more wide-open spaces, it's the .22.

by Grits Gresham By GRITS GRESHAM rtaicintocbesr ed up as head of the proof room at Doubleday in New York for 30 Serial and Motor No. C8KF-158594. Seized as the property of the defendant and will be sold to satisfy said Writ of Seizure and Sale and al! costs. Terms of sale: Cash to the last and highest bidder, with the benefit of appraisement. EARL E.

HILL, Sheriff, U29lt lated by animals. The chief value of the LSU re Compuments of XLKDfSON MOTORS, DfC. ur Authorized Chevrolet Dealer" LOUISIANA'S FIRST GAME WARDEN was Robert H. Wilcox, who was hired by the parish of Orleans back" in 1898 to enforce their "green trout" ordinance. His job was to.

keep people from catching bass during the spring spawning months. got a Christmas card from years. He "retired" in 1935 to Vermont, and since then has been In the Vermont legislature several times, on the town grand jury (city council), and is justice of the peace. He has also acquired a great collection of antique firearms. I visited young Robert twice some 8 or 10 years ago, and he immediately became one of my favorite people.

He still Is! His re-Collections of life and times in Louisiana around the turn of the century, (including poker playing search lies in that it has shown a simple and convenient method of preventing anemia in nursing pigs by feeding a readily available iron source to lactatng bow. 0 Friendship Baptist Churctt On River Road Rev. J. W. Kennedy Bob this week, which lets me know that he's still alive and kicking.

He was 89 years of age on May 1, 1962. After a varied career as a printer, rice farmer, trapper, publisher with the James brothers), are sharp, vivid, and interesting. Vermont weather is rugged. Bob's card last year showed his house blanketed with snow, and on DOKJI DUO Pillow fights have given way to pillowcase creations the newest teen fad.1 The study outfit at top was made from a cotton percale pillowcase in Lady Pepperell's Bridal Rose design, while the obi robe was fashioned from two pillowcases in the Solo Stripe motif. When chased by frisky beagles, cottontails usually run in wide circles, returning, if possible fo their holes.

Jack rabbits, wilt run, if jumped by a dog too, but will often stop and freeze in one spot, offering a still but small target at longer ranges. of the first Louisiana outdoor Sunday School. 10:00 a. Lm Sharbono, SupL Morning Worship, 11:00 a. m.

Training Union, 6:30 p. W. H. Adcock, director. Evening Worship, p.

m. Music Director, Mrs. Gladys Day. Wednesday evening. Family night, 6:30 p.

bv; Prayer Meeting 7:30 p. S. -i. magazines (Southern Sportsman, New Orleans, 1899 which folded when all mail had to be punched and fumigated because of the yellow fever quarantine), and the stint at game wardening, Bob end- it he had quipped, "We don't have snow like this all year only in the fall, winter, and spring." He wasn't exaggerating very much. The snow is deep there now, out on Lake Hortonia, and I'd like to see the postman deliver enough Christmas and New Year's cards 7 ft A A mm S.

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Ronnie Burns, Pastor Bennie Ratcliff Sunday School Superintended Johnny Weatherford Training Union Director ture and water proof plastic shells. The .22 lona-rifle hollow point is the r-oJS to Wilcox in the next week or-so to keep the codger out of mischief for a few days. If you've got an extra card lying around pen a greeting on it and mail it to: Rob-bert H. Wilcox, R. R.

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tf. 0 GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY! SHERIFFS SALE buy it! A really great guy. I HUNTED LAST WEEK down at Win Hawkin's Oak Grove Hunting Lodge below Creole, surrounded by a bunch of genuine simulated cajuns from Hammond and Lafayette and St. liartinsville. There was Conrad Kidder, who sells autos and makes pepper sauce; W.

S. Rownd and Claude Hooks and J. Winston Bradley and Dennis "Red" McFaddin; Larry Townsend, who raises chickens and who spent hours describing his great new "juicester" chicken discovery; and Ramon Colmer and Cliff Webb, who sell boats and motors when they're not limiting or fishing. That Hammond contingent was bulwarked by J. M.

Tompkins, of St. Martinsville; and Tarry Tompkins, of Lafayette. Since there are a couple of million ducks in the southwest marshes and since the duck limit is two, there was ample time in camp for activities other than hunting. How you call these game? Question: Our family is qiiite musical, Can' we insure our piano, trumpet, violin and other valuable instruments? Answer: Yes, indeed! A Musical Instruments Floater provides broad insurance protection against losses by fire, theft, breakage, water damage and many other perils. It's low-cost, practical coverage you'll readily appreciate.

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Evening Worship. You are invited to come and study with us. "The Churches of Christ Salutes you." 16:16. found an effective way cf prevent-, ing anemia in suckling pigs by In TROUBLE, can't find a dealer with serviceman and parts to help you it happens every day very distressing. GET FRIGIDAIBE Original cost low-Proper installation Instructions in proper use Factory trained SERVICE Factory precision PARTS in STOCK YOU'LL be happy FREE ESTIMATES for repairs on APPLIANCES BROUGHT INTO SHOP.

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The LSU researchers, employing tracer methods with radioisotopes, have proved for the first time that dietary iron absorbed from feed is actually transferred to sows milk, and that the milk iron is utilzed almost 100 per cent by nursing Pigs' Dr. Samuel L. Hansard, professor of animal science and project leader, said the research shatters previously beliefs that only a small percentage of iron is utilized by young pigs. Anemia, which results from a decrease in the number of red blood cells carrying vital oxygen to body one mallard and one pintail drakes only, if you prefer. No scaup in this marsh.

Mallards were the most plentiful duck, but lots of pintails, teal, gadwall, shoveller, and baldpate. One of the really odd things to hear your hunting partner say was, "Don't shoot! It's a mallard!" Never thought Td see the day. We Furnish Material For A. Lee Booth Construction Company's Quality Homes Laboratory of the LSU animal science department. Measurements of radioactive iron in animal tissue, blood, and waste by the counters proved that practically no iron escaped these animals.

Observations were also made of suckling pigs, whose mothers received iron fumerate in their feed which had not been irradiated. These pgs were heavier 21 days after birth than those that did not receive added iron, and they retained more iron in their liver, redbone marrow, spleen and kidneys. Analysis of milk from the sows receiving the special ration indicated a 25 per cent increase in iron HUB CITY SUPPLY COMPANY WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ARCHIBALD, LA. tissues, is normally caused by an iron deficiency. I Degree of iron utilization was determined by dosing sows with radioactive iron fumerate at a level so low as not to harm the animals but high enough to be measured and traced throughout the their milk, and their offspring.

Pig offspring were also dosed with radioactive iron to substantiate the BOX 7 PHONE 2801 content over control sows. Results of the study, conducted findings on how much of the iron llllBi an alarm that rarely rings AOAPTABEU Car And Truck Inspection is assimilated by the digestive system. Instruments used the study included a portable survey meter, used for tracing radioactivity in the animals, and scintilation counters located in the Radioisotopes mmm For 1963 li I rv crra nrn rn under the auspices of the LSU Agricultural Experiment Station with the aid of grant from the Walnut Groves Products Company, was recently reported by Dr. Hansard to the Federal Food and Drug Administration in Washington, D. C.

Assisting in the research were Dr. Donald M. Thrasher, associate professor of animal science, and graduate students Fred Hoskins and Walter Newman of Baton Rouge, and Jon "Lowe, of Minden. Dr. Hansard said it is estimated that 50 per cent of all nursng pigs develop symptoms of anemia due to inadequate iron intake.

This retards growth and in many cases leads to death. I Modern emphasis on sanitation and confinement methods for growing swine have increased the incidence of anemia, he said. Farmers farrowing pigs on open pas-' ture are having less difficulty be-cause dirt eaten by pigs contains sufficient iron to partally supple-. ment a sow's milk. Pigs are born with limited stores wmm If LvJ WW WE ARE STATE APPROVED AND AUTHORIZED INSPECTION STATION FOR ALL MAKES OF CARS AND TRUCKS Radiator CLEANING REPAIRING and RECORING A clogged or leaking radiator can result in serious motor damage.

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