Water dogs emerge after rainstorms in Panhandle region
Recent heavy rains bring forth water dogs in the Panhandle. The article explains the axolotl life cycle, morphing from larval salamander to water dog, with details on gills, fins, and color changes. It also notes non-poisonous skin glands and reproduction in both stages.
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Paul Timmons
Panhandle
Missing Pet and Community Notices From Tack Letters
MRS JERRY MALIN offers reward for light blue rimmed items and asks return at Lord's or her home. MRS THOMSEN gives away quart fruit jars at 1509 Lincoln. A reader seeks owner to retrieve laundry left at 314 North Van Buren. MRS GREENHAW seeks lost Boston bull Wally city tag 1684 vaccination 138003. then a tan female greyhound notice.
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Greyhound
Hillcrest
Bluebonnet Drive
J. W. Flanagan
Lord's
Jerry Malin
Florida
Tack
North van Buren
Wally
Boston
Hen mothers lone puppy at Kansas farm
A hen at C. C. Burker's farm in McPherson, Kansas adopts and shelters a single puppy from a litter in the barnyard. The hen spreads her wings to comfort the pup while ignoring the other four.
Telephone Provides Gospel in Memphis
Memphis Youth for Christ runs a telephone ministry using 4011 calls handled in ten days. Volunteers answer 9 AM to 11 PM with a message from God's word and a scripture passage inviting personal faith.
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Memphis Youth For Christ
Jimmy Stroud
Christ
Non-Priority Sale Planned at Amarillo Army Air Field
The War Assets Administration schedules a non-priority sale August 11 to 12 at Amarillo Army Air Field to liquidate surplus items. Bids open after inspection with sealed bids due by 1 PM August 12 and awarded to the highest bidder. Inventory includes a complete quartermaster laundry valued around $78,000 and diverse office, factory, and warehouse equipment.
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Amarillo Army Air Field
Collie Martin
War Assets Administration
Martin
Amarillo
WAA
Grand Prairie
Pantex Ordnance Plant
Lumber Yard Fire Ravages Texarkana Plant
A blaze at the E. A. Stewart Lumber and Hardware Co. plant in Texarkana caused extensive damage estimated at around $500,000. Firefighters fought the flames as smoke blanketed the area and several nearby structures were threatened. No injuries were reported, and investigation into the cause was underway.
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Texarkana
U.P
E. A. Stewart Lumber and Hardware Company
Fire destroys buildings in large blaze. lumber saved
A massive fire last night wiped out part of a block, causing about five hundred thousand dollars in damage. Fire crews battled flames for over four hours and saved three million feet of lumber from the smoke and embers.
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