Milford chronicle., 1925-06-05
FOXES OR TURKEYS is a prob-


d A remarkable growth in the turk
= industry in Texas is the result
l the vigorous warfare that has be'
+ waged in that State against pred
tory animals by the Biological Su
= vey of the United States Departmel
e of Agriculture. In 1907, when pre-
e atory animals were still numerous
] Mccullough County, only 500 turl
J eys were marketed; in 1924, abol
100000 were shipped from this cou1
ty. Practically no turkeys were shiI
ped from San Angelo, Texas, befoT
1921, but AZ carloads of turkeys lei
this point in 1924 for distribution al
over the United States. AS all tn
turkeys in this district are raised o.
the open range, the absence of pred
atory animals is an important fac
tor in bringing them to maturity ant
in building up the industry.
Se@
WHAT FOOLS we members be
might well be a very appropriate
soliloquy for those who were mem
bers Of the last legislative session in
Delaware, who voted for the bill
which provides a fine of twenty-five
dollars to be imposed on any teacher
in the public schools Of this state,
who fails to read at least five verses
from the Bible in each session of his
or her school room. That law was
conceived in bigotry and without
consideration Of the rights and priv
ileges guaranteed to the people un-
der the constitution of the United
States 1t was surprise that the
Governor affixed his signature to a
bill of this character, to those who
give heed to the legality and merits
of any measure. This bill is to be
contested in the courts; and, will
undoubtedly be declared contrary to
the fundamental principles under
which this government exists. A
law very similar in the legal ques-
tions involved, was last week de-
clared unconstitutional by the Su-
preme Court of the United States,
which came to it from the State of
Oregon. That bill would have closed |
every private school and all the pa
rochial schools in that state, and
compelled all children to attend the
public schools; very properly it
was declared by an unanimous vote
1f the Supreme Court, contrary to
he intent and purposes of the Fed
eral COnstitutiOn-and no state can
,verride through it's legislature, the
lights that are reserved for the pro-
ection of all the states. The contest
# the Bible law in Delaware will
,e carried through to a final decis-
on, to protect all people in their
light to educate children in any form
+ religion, which is recognized by
iVilized governments. The Slant
Bible" bill and the "Wierd" bone
ry bill were two orphans, which
hould never have been on the cal
ndar of the legislature in it's last
ession. Both were fanatical and rev.
lutionary so far as the free exer-
se Of the peoples rights under the l
ederal Constitution guarantee to {
lem. {
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WITH NEXT TUESDAY the '
,hool year ends and the graduates e
ass out from the nursery into the t
zen fields of life. Just a few will 1
,ntinue on into the colleges and b
liversities, to fit themselves for
but the greater num- v
II will stand at the entrance of 5
cir life career, which only they b
n mold into success. Those who S
elk will find places where they a
Ill start to gain experience, and 5
arm how to apply the theory of d
ucation which they have studied "
ore or less diligently for the past 81
-elVe years. That boy or girl, who Il
willing to start at the bottom and p
arm the trade, or profession, in IL
lich their opportunity will come ID
their individual creation, will
in place of responsibility in ol
siness, profession or in whatever c'
Drk their earnest effort leads to. c'
is play time now; but in a few IL
VS. the fact must be faced and the D'
estion answered, as to your fu- A
re activities in the affairs of the CT
rid in which you live. The cheers, m
} happiness Of youth and the con- eN
atulations of friends, are all to IN
desired, and they are pleasant. OF
t, the time has arrived when the VI
= and girl shall choose for them Is
YES. Those who are wise, will de- pT
e that some kind of work, in tlC
her trade or profession, will be St
afe road to follow and these will le
the early start. The dilatory, or nj
lazy will wait for opportunity tn
fire an opportunity at their head, Or
| these may never have to dodge tai
throw-for it may never come
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