Farmer starts season by bulldozing boulders for field work
The farmer began the season by using a bulldozer to clear rocks on his land. He towed a tractor with pails and collected a supply of worms to last the season.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1947
Page
5
Mentholatumsoothes sunburns with camphor menthol relief
When skin feels on fire quick relief comes from Mentholatum with camphor and minty menthol. The medicated action cools and comforts sore sun seared skin providing soothing respite.
Circus Press Agent on Route Plans and Costs
Globe reporter outlines Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey tactics via press agent C Foster Bell. He explains emergency routes, daily costs of 22000 dollars, and why the circus travels, with notes on weather, market signals, and worker conditions. Bell details route decisions for Amarillo shows and the balance of road life versus city stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Thompson
C. Foster Bell
Ringling Bros
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Amarillo
Mr. Bell
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Washington
Idaho
North Carolina
Kentucky
Alabama
Plainview
Lubbock
Sweetwater
Bell
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Boston
Philadelphia
Charles Ringling
James A. Haley
John Ringling North
New York
Santa Fe Rail Net Income Rises in July Figures
Santa Fe reports July net railway operating income of 7,223,903 dollars, up from 5,261,217 in July 1946, while seven month totals show net income of 25,134,117 dollars versus 22,364,319 a year earlier. President F. G. Gurley released the figures, noting gains across both monthly and year-to-date comparisons with 1945 and 1946 on file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
F. G. Gurley
Buried Liquor Cache Found During Tavern Dig
Joseph Freitas unearthing a tavern site in Dunkirk New York discovered a cache of liquor likely from Prohibition era. The find included whiskey and wine hidden underground, a holdover from earlier laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkirk
Joseph Freitas
Rites Arranged for Mrs Josie Stephens Amarillo Resident
Funeral services for Mrs Josie Stephens a longtime Amarillo resident will be held tomorrow at the Eden Baptist church time undisclosed She died yesterday at age 78 in her home 1607 Fillmore Her body was in state at Blackburn Shawm Memorial Chapel then taken to Eden near San Angelo She belonged to First Baptist Church Fidelis Sunday School Rebekahs and the Order of the Eastern Star Surviving include three sons J M Stephens J F Stephens Eden Joe A Stephens Dallas four daughters Irene Ballard Annie Bess Stanley Hallie Stephens Amarillo and Essie Schaeffer Oklahoma City a brother R H Mitchell San Diego twelve grandchildren and three great grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Stephens
Amarillo
The
Baptist Church
Eden
Stephens
Fillmore
Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel
San Angelo
First Baptist Church
Fidelis
Rebekahs
Order of the Eastern Star
Joseph Stephens
J. M. Stephens
J. F. Stephens
Joe A. Stephens
Dallas
Irene Ballard
Annie Bess Stanley
Hallie v. Stephens
Ell
Essie Schaeffer
Oklahoma City
R. H. Mitchell
San Diego
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Peans
Rose Gould
Daily News
Alexander Fleming
War Production Board
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N.Y
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Polk St
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Ivory Personal Radio
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