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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1971
Page
7
An Allen Academy notice in Bryan Texas markets quality education for boys in grades 6 to 12. It highlights small classes individual help counseling clubs hobbies and field trips plus summer and fall terms with contact number for admissions.
The ad promotes Drial tablets for hay fever sufferers who dislike injections. It claims Drial provides extensive nonprescription medication to reduce sneezing itching nasal swelling and headaches, addressing sneezes watery eyes and congestion.
Agricultural agencies sponsor a small grains tour for area farmers in Boise City Oklahoma Tuesday. Four performance test sites for wheat rye triticale and a new non-bloat legume will be visited. Ferrell Smith guides the tour sponsored by Soil Conservation Service Farmers Home Administration and Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service.
Midland County voters approved liquor by the drink for the first time, 6101 to 4755, in a high turnout special election. Previously wet only for beer and private clubs, the county cast 10,856 votes.
Paducah unveils a new sewer disposal facility costing 23000 dollars, open for public inspection. Located two miles southeast on the Cottle County farm, it will irrigate using city waste water and swap water for county services. Bill Cartwright notes compliance with state health and water quality rules. Upper Pease Soil and Water district staff designed the project. lift station planned by A C Bowden of Lubbock.
London AP report says Dylan Thomas first print appeared in 1923 in Boy's Own Paper under Miss Lillian Gard's name, with minor verbal tweaks. Telegraph follows with claim that Thomas's later 1927 piece His Requiem in Western Mail is not his first. Reader Richard Parker recalls seeing the poem in Boy's Own.
Two Panhandle cadets will graduate from the U.S. Military Academy at West Point with bachelor of science degrees and commissions as second lieutenants. Cadet Robert N. Ludrick of Plainview and Cadet Charles O. Smith of White Deer are among hundreds of graduates. Secretary Melvin Laird will deliver the graduation address. Ludrick, 22, is in field artillery and was a West Point senior leader and Baptist Student Union member. Smith, 23, is in infantry and participated in football, Ski Club, and the Fine Arts Forum.
Among Alaskan Indians beaded ceremonial aprons were highly valued as currency. The article notes their cultural importance and role in exchanges within communities.
The Baylor Pass and Pine Tree trails in the Organ Mountain Recreation area were added Friday to the national trail system as part of 27 trails across 19 states announced by Interior Secretary Rogers C. Morton.
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