TRETHINA Laxative Promises Relief for Babies
An advertisement touts TRETHINA as a safe laxative and carminative for infants and young children, claiming no narcotics and wide mother approval. It invites requests for a free baby care booklet from TRETHINA in Columbus Georgia and lists various local medical notices and personnel moves at General Motors Acceptance Corp. The notice includes several surgical patients and an active business briefs section detailing staff changes and regional relocations.
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Columbus
Georgia
Railroad workers and executives conduct business in Amarillo week
Assistant General Freight Agent W. B. Futral of Oklahoma City met with Rock Island official W. M. Conway in Amarillo. Santa Fe fireman Felix Huckabee reports back after flu. Bill Smith of Denver visits Amarillo for Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen matters. Marion Roberts took head end job on the Dalhart switcher vacated by W. E. Thompson. Mrs. J. J. Melchior of Albuquerque travels to Topeka for her father’s death. she returns to visit ill daughter. George Raleigh returns from Topeka after medical care and plans to resume Santa Fe shop duties soon.
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W. B. Futral
Oklahoma City
Amarillo
W. M. Conway
Rock Island
W. A
Bill) Smith
Denver
Brotherhood of Railroad
Forth Worth
Brotherhood
Marion Roberts
Dalhart
W. E. Thompson
Santa Fe
J. J. Melchior
Albuquerque
Topeka
Bill Shock
George Raleigh
George
Rezoning Granted by City for North East Eighth Avenue
City commission approved changing 2400-02 North East Eighth Avenue from B dwelling to D commercial with no protests. Protests were filed against 20103 Jefferson Street from first to second manufacturing and 306-08-10-12-14 West Thirty-sixth Avenue from B dwelling to D retail. Final protest map determinations to be set next Tuesday night. The wedding cake line mentions blood from the bride and groom.
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City Commission
North East
Eighth Avenue
D Commercial
Jefferson Street
Thirty-sixth Avenue
D Retail
Frigid porch tensions and fateful words from a farm dispute
A narrator recalls a stubborn rival and a harsh challenge over rights to a farm. He describes the insistence on proving one's worth, the bitter confrontations, and the threat of violence fueled by long-standing conflicts, including a night spent on a freezing porch.
Frightened Rival S rast? Not provided in source
Unfortunately, the provided text is fragmented and does not present a coherent event or identifiable names beyond Allen Bartell and Tomi. The passage depicts betrayal and tension involving a frog farm, inheritance, and looming public scrutiny, ending with Tomi feeling a vast loneliness as Bartell leaves.
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W. L. Barber
R. D. Cottingham
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H. W. Murphy
Mary
Donald Budge
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San Francisco Co
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T. E. Rohrbach
Hereford
St. Anthony's Hospital
W. E. Bennett
Vega
Northwest Texas Hospital
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J. L. Shelton
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T. H. Sonnenberg
J. C. Montgomery
Sayre
A. P. Stevens
Arkansas
Little Rock
Glenn T. Moore
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Allan
Timothy
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Timothy Toland
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Mr. Bartell
Lily Mankin
Allen Bartell
Polk Company Ph
Sonny Brook Brand
Kentucky
Sunny Brook
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Lesage Company
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C. F. Collier
Lipscomb
E. E. Watkins
Hayden
Geo. A. Porter