New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 19, 1927, Page 7

BEACH GOWBOYS ISNEWEST JoB Hired to Herd Picknicers O Pri- | Yate Shores Hollywood, Cal, Aug. 19 (®—Not ‘all of the cowboys in Southern Cali- fornia are working in the movies. Some of them are regularly em- ployed to herd bathers and pick- nickers off private beaches. One long stretch of undeveloped ocean frontage northwest of here— a strip of white sand and breakers raralleling the state highway for 25 miles—is patrolled day and night by riders watching the coastline closely as it for rum runners. Occasionally a motoring family will try to slip past the cordon, but before the children can pull off their stockings and wet their feet In the ocean a horseman gal- lops down upon the trespassers and drives them back to the automobile they parked on the highway. “How do you like your job?” one of the beach cowboys was asked. “Pardner,” quoth the tanned znd sombreroed rider, fingering the colled lariat that hung from his saddle, “this ain't my idea of a job for a cowpuncher that's roped ‘em and branded 'em and bulldog- ged 'em froin New Mexico to Mon- terey. 'm tellin’ you T never done no harder work than ridin’ up to a coupla kids that just want to look at the Pacific Ocean an’ wiggle their toes in it, an' haf’ to make ‘em gwan git off the beach. But I'm gittin® paid to patrol this here sand, and if I don’t do it the owner ‘Il hire somebody else; an’ I need my job. “Some folks act real mean when I herd ’em back onto the highway; as if T enjoyed doin’ it. Why, it's just a hard job of work for me, that's all.” A few hundred feet down the heach two girls clad in bathing suits were skipping across the sand toward the surf. “Weil, so long, pardner, the cowboy, turning = his pony’s head toward the young women. “I gotta shoo those heifers back to their coopa " sighed Towa Farmers Grow Strong, New Oat Des Moines, Ta., Aug. 19 (A—TFor the first time JTowa farmers will harvest this year a new selection of the Kherson oat under the name of “logold."” The specie was developed from a single plant selected by Prof. L. C. Burnett of Am Towa, in 1906. It was brought to its present stage after 20 years of cooperative experiments by the Towa Agricultural Experiment station and the United States de- partment of agriculture. Outstanding cha teristics of “Togold” are high ielding power, stiffness of straw and resistance to stem rust. The average acre yield is 63.3 bushels as compared with #4.3 bushels for “Iowar.” Indian Boys and Girls Enroll in Farm Clubs Washington, Aug. 19 (B—More than 5500 Indian boys and girls have been enrolled during the past vear in juvenile agricultural clubs, Statistics at the interior department show. Last vear Indian club raised products valued at $4 including corn, potatoes, other veg- etables, poultry and farm animals. Canning clubs and sewing circles are credited with splendid work Among those winning high hon- ors in the club was jlannah High Hawk, rear old full blood Sioux girl of the Cheyenne River v ition in South Dakota She was awarded a free trip to the Na- tional Corn cov\u S. Road Conditions in State of Connecticut conditions and detours in Connecticut made construction d by tme State as of August members Road and repairs, ¢ Highway Department 17th, are as follows Route No. 1. Branford— Post road is un delay to traffic. Fairfield—Mill River bridge is un- der construction. 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No in right now and take Ly Pinkham's Vegetable Compound have tried the Compouy anc received fine resul scribing her condition before mkmg the Compound, she writes, “I afraid in my own ho daylight, 1 used to lock the doors and pull down the shades so that nohody could see me.” One day a booklet advertising the Vegetable (,om round In so doing, o A woman whose condiil own, ‘I Compound,” tinued, “and h The cond!tion 1 len to iy lushaud. {ow 18 hougekoan) S, “It 1s just Mke being n.. luawn‘ ft on her porch and | WEW BRITAIN DAIRY HERALD, FRIDAY, Post road, | Route No. 8. are under | * On the Hampton-Brooklyn road, construction. No delay to traffic. |the bridge over Blackwell brook is Guilfori—Short one way traffic. |being rebuilt. Temporary bridge is | New Canaan—Pouiidridge road is | in use. under construction. No delay to Route No. 8. traffic. Thomaston—Approaches to Reyn- | Stamford—West section of Boston | olds bridge are under construction. | Post road is under construction. Ope-way traffic through rock ledge. Slight delay to traffic. | startfora—Shelton road is under | Madison—Short one way traffic at | construction. No delay to traffic. East river underpass. [ Route No. 10, Norwalk & Darien—Boston Post | Middletown—Haddam road, one- road is under construction. No de- | Way traffic for one-half mile. lay to traffic. | Bloomfieldi—from Bloomfield Cen- | Westport and Fairfield—Boston | teF north, road is under construc- | Post road, Blacksmith and Buckley tion. Traffic passing through. sections under construction. No de- Route No. 12. lay to traffic. | Norwich-New London road in | Route N s of Waterford and Montville is Berlin—Beckley crossing s Open to trattic. der construction. No delay to traf- Through tra P it | tic. Norwich-Groton road | Newington avenue is under con- t side Thames struction, open to traffic, but is very rough. 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