Hereford associations resolve row in Texas meeting
In Sweetwater on June 23 a Texas Hereford Association clash with the American Hereford Cattle Breeders Association was settled. About 75 Texas breeders heard a plan for a full time field man funded by the American group, with coordination by a Texas committee. The meeting, led by President John M. Gist, produced a draft resolution urging a Southwestern representative to promote Hereford publicity and cooperation.
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Sweetwater
Texas
Texas Hereford Association
American Hereford Cattle Breeders Association
John M. Gist
Odessa
Texas Association
R. J. Kinzer
American Association
Kansas City
Albert K. Mitchell
Blue Bonnet
Kinzer
Gist
Ed . Bradford Sweetwater
R. L. Mitchell
Marfa
D. L. McDonald
Amarillo
W. T. Lewis
Gainesville
T. B. Ellison
Fort Worth
Mr. Kinzer
American Hereford Association
Waverton
United States
American Hereford Breeder's Association
Texas Hereford Associa
Yesterday's in the Spanish Southwest adapt to Pima missions
The article cites Jesuit reports from 1738 describing Pima receptivity and obedience as missionaries establish fields for corn, build arbors for mass, and educate Pima children. It notes baptism of some elders, marriages, and instruction by native teachers as efforts proceed to convert and civilize the community.
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Arizona
New Mexico
George P. Hammond
University of Southern California
New Mexico Historical Review
Jesus
Texas Hereford Association Feud Cites Partiality Claims
President Gist convened a Sweetwater meeting amid growing tension between Hereford groups over partiality in the American association. A field representative question was to be answered by a Texas-based rep, with a committee including W. T. Lewis, D. L. McDonald, and F Courtney Mellard. Rumors circulated of Texas and possibly neighboring states forming independent herd books if issues remain unresolved.
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American Hereford Association
Texas Hereford Association
American Hereford Breeder's Association
Gist
W. T. Lewis
Gainesville
D. L. McDonald
Amarillo
Courtney Mellard
Marfax
American Association
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
California
Sweetwater
Mr. Kinzer
Wheat Harvest 10 to Start Next Week in Donley County
Wheat harvest will begin in Donley County next week as showers hasten ripening. In the trade area around Clarendon hail last night and early today caused damage, including a 1400 acre farm nearly wiped out and 60 percent destruction on another farm. The report notes the season’s early damage is limited to this area so far.
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Clarendon
Ashtola
Goodnight
Here
Sam Dyer
Notice to creditors of W W Flenniken estate in Texas
Potter County Texas probate notice from Myrtle B Flenniken administratrix urging debtors to settle and creditors to present claims by law at 725 West 16th Avenue Amarillo on June 14 1929 notice date and administrator declaration.
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State OF
Texas
Potter
W. W.flenniken
W. W. Flenniken
Potter County
Sam B. Motlow
West 16Th Avenue
Amarillo
Texans
A. D
Myrtle B. Flenniken
W.W. Flenniken
Germany's towns adopt Yankee ways more than Berlin
The Associated Press reports that American influence is stronger in Germany's provinces than in Berlin. Movietone film acceptance grows outside the capital. grocers use American advertising phrases. small towns stage fashion shows with live models. car talk is common. provincial towns boast sport stadiums with fervent crowds akin to Madison Square Garden audiences.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Jack Barrymore
Grocer
Apple Woman
Germany
Madison Square Garden
Plainview Student Wins Fire Prevention Contest
Plainview, June 23. James M. Hicks, a ten year old Plainview Junior High student, won fourth prize in a state contest for Fire Prevention posters sponsored by Cragans, Dargan and Company. The competition was open to all Texas school children.
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Plainview
James M. Hicks
Cragans
Dargan and Company
Texas
Receiver's Notice to Creditors in W M Moore Lumber Co case
Receiver appointed by Judge Gee for W M Moore Lumber Company announces obligation to notify creditors. Notice directs examination of company books and records and outlines immediate duties of the receiver under the court order to collect and protect the assets of the corporation.
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W. M. Moore Lumber Company
W. EF. Gee
108Th Judicial District
State of Texas
Said
Up-To-Date Spring and Summer 1929 Book of Fashions
An offer for a concise comprehensive dressmaking article and a stitch guide. The item promises 500 designs for Ladies Misses and Children, color plates, and 30 simple stitches illustrated. Order via The News-Globe, 11 12 Sterling Place, Brooklyn NY.
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News-Globe
Sterling Place
Brooklyn
N. Y
Notice of Receiver Publication for Moore Lumber Company
Written notice states that a receiver order requires publication in the No Daily News for ten days to notify claimants and creditors to intervene in the case. Pleas of intervention must be filed within ninety days from June 4, 1929. C. W. Harrison is named receiver for Moore Lumber Company.
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No Daily News
C. W. Harrison
Moore Lumber Company
Ines
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