Texas Women Lead At World Conference In Washington
A 62 member Texas group joins 7,000 countrywomen from 17 nations at the Associated Country Women of the World meeting in Washington. They discuss home electrification modern conveniences and farm culture aiming to keep families on the farm and create a cultured rural home. President Roosevelt addresses the gathering noting both parties share responsibility for national tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bascom N. Timmons
Washington
Washington, D. C
Texas
Associated Country Women of the World
Teékas
J. L. Morris
Dawson County
Morris
Texas Home Demonstration Clubs
Annapolis Hotel
Paul J. Lawson
Lynn County
Lone Star State
Roosevelt
H. V. Robertson & Company Accountants Firm Action
The notice lists H. V. Robertson & Company accountants and auditors tax counselors with contact details at 2-2038 Oliver Eakle Building. No further substantive information appears in the fragment.
Let's Explore Your Mind by Albert E Wiggam
A column excerpt presents Wiggam musing on criminal tendencies and environment versus heredity, noting some may be born with inclinations resisting even strong influence. It discusses fear of superior knowledge, memory methods by Dr. Wiggam, and signals future prompts on marriage trust.
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Goethe
Henry C. Link
Albert E. Wiggam
Texas Demonstration Club Members Attend National Conference
Texas home demonstration club members and officers joined national leaders at a capital conference. Secretary Hull urged preventive reforms and world friendship through better understanding of shared interests. Texas delegates highlighted 68 000 women and girls in 3 500 clubs across 165 county agents aiding home making.
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Texas
RDC
Morris
Texas Home Demonstration Organization
John Palmore
Fannin County
Palmore
Texas Demonstration Clubs
O. H. Blankenship
Amarillo
Raymond McElreath
Coleman
Alice Evans
San Antonio
C. A. Blankenship
O. L. Fink
Clarendon
S. D. Ballard
Nowlin
W. R. Goodman
Hutchinson County
J. R. McAdams
R. Duke
Dallam County
John Wray
Hartley County
Paul Lawson
Lynn County
G. K. Horton
Lubbock County
E. F. Alford
J. L. Morris
Dawson County
Trail Dust by Douglas Meador
A stark prose poem contrasts a cattle roundup with branding fire and rider's pains on the prairie. vivid scenes of heat, smoke, and roped chaos unfold beside reflections on fate and mortality amid a desert landscape. The piece ends with historical notes on Nile tax rises and gun manufacturing hubs in London and Sheffield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Meador
Night
Donley County Names Cluck Cluck Big Egg Champion
In Clarendon on June 7, Rhode Island Red hen Cluck Cluck owned by Mrs. W. H. Strawn won Donley County’s Big Egg title after producing a half pound egg. The event measured eight inches by oblong route and seven inches by circle route, surpassing last year’s White Leghorn champion. Small egg division went to Little Red Hen, Maggie Davis of the Martin community, weighing one fifth of a pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarendon
Rhode Island
W. H. Strawn
Donley County
B. F. Knowles
Lelia Lake
Rhode Island Reds
Maggie Davis
Martin Community
Building Gets Swift Start
Construction activity jumps after rain with permits totaling 10 348 dollars in the first week. Magnolia Petroleum at 749 North Pillmore Street plans a brick service station costing 4 000 dollars under Albert L. Randall. John Deere Plow Co at 905 Johnson Street builds a brick 1 600 dollar business structure with Randall as contractor. W C Anderson to erect a 2 000 dollar frame house at 2103 Monroe Street. Dempsey A Winn adds to residence at 1008 West Eleventh Avenue. W E Ferguson to build a two room office at 115 West Sixth Avenue and W H to construct a cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia Petroleum Company
North Pillmore Street
Albert L. Randall
John Deere Plow Company
Johnson Street
Randall
Monroe Street
W. C. Anderson
Dempsey A. Winn
West Eleventh Avenue
West
Sixth Avenue
W. E. Ferguson
W. H
Fishing Party Goes Awry in Mosquito Laden Tale
Reporter recounts a fishing trip gone comically awry as the party crosses warden lines, loses a catch to a snapped line, endures mosquitos, and a reluctant journey home with one member left to thumb a ride. A humorous slice of local misadventure with an emphasis on the fisherman’s rough trek home and a final claim of having had a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Yours Truly
Permits Issued for Remodeling at 3401 West Sixth
O Neal at 3401 West Sixth Avenue issued permits for remodeling and repairs. Frank Wolflin, Mrs G Yates, R Gamblin and Mrs H A Palmer listed among permit recipients.
Soto Leads The Way In Smartness And Style Car
A Borger Motor Co product boasts 100 percent hydraulic brakes and a safety steel body with steel reinforcement. It features a 93 horsepower motor, Floating Power engine mounts, ride stabilizer, shockless steering, syncre silent transmission, air cooled clutch, and lists a wide regional network of automobile dealers across Texas.
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Soto
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Oliver Eakle Bidg
Albert Edward Wiggam
John F. Dille Co
Gofhe
Hull
Wallace
Robert Bingham
U. S
England
Lady Tweedmuir
Lady Reading
United States
Harry Hopkins
WPA
Rexford Guy Tugwell
W. 16Th. Ave
Santa Fe
Dallas
Roosevelt Day
Cal
P. H. Winstead
Sta
T. B. Gallaher
London
Sheffield
Eng
BY Don Wood
Lizzie
Auto
Amarillo Rubber Stamp CO
L. C. Whitney
FOX Drug Company
Randal Drug Stores
de Soto
Commercial Credit Company
Detroit
THE
Chrysler Corporation
Plymouth
Wolflin Motor Company
East Tenth Street
Borger Motor Co
Borger, Leake Motor Co
Bovina, Scott and Lott Motor Co
Canyon, Collins Motor Co
Channing, Scott & Lott Motor Co
Childress
Holland Bros. Motor Co
Clarendon, Hughlett Motor Co
Claude, Hutton & Cummings Motor Co
Dalhart, Baird Motor Co
Happy
Cabine Bros. Motor Co
McLean
B and Motor Co
Memphis
Fish Motor Co
Paducah
O'Dell Motor Co
Perryton
Frank’s
Umbarger
Lewis Motor Co
Shamrock
M and
L’s
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