Public notice and weather notes from Texon column
The snippet reports a weekly column with weather remarks about rain clouds and wind, plus local notes. It mentions public censors, people like Bart tt Min Bob Babb Craws camp and Winter, plus poetry, a bachelor and bride line. It also covers the U S Senate race betting in Dallas and Houston with Stevenson favored then even money, and gambler chatter about odds and bets post primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Board of Censors
Ineara
Barttt
Min Bob Babb
Craws
JB. Bince
Vents
Norad
Charity
Underwood
Tack
Dallas
Lynion Johnson
Houston
Fort Worth
Stevenson
Tack Shares Texas Hospitality and Cowboys Club Fun
Mr Tack meets cowboys and cowgirls in Houston and nearby towns, praising their hospitality while recounting links to the XIT era. He bets on Bob Crues' hits, imagines four home runs, and notes a Texas citizenship proclamation looming as November nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Crues
Harry Gilstrap
Tack
Billy Carter
Office Money
Bob Santa Fe
Bob
Mr. Tack
XIT
Down State
Hem
Phill County
News-Globe
Cowboys’ Club
Texas
Jester
Humorous Valley Tales of Uncle Horace and Cow People
In town is Horace Gooch of Louisville and Colorado Springs famed as the best preserved man of his age. The piece recalls a colorful visit with Cow Charley Smith in Vernon and notes Tack’s bets on the senator’s boss race, plus reflections on cowboys, travel, and hospitality on the plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Gooch
Louisville
Colorado Springs
Horace
J ‘Tack
Tos
Bey
Barbecue Odds and Ends at a Kansas Jibe
A barbecue scene unfolds with Mr Sno’flen standing apart. A smiling woman offers a plate labeled as a Kansas man. The exchange turns humorous once the man reveals his Kansas origins. The woman recalls being born near Clay Center and Atchison, tying locals by shared geography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sno’ Flen
Honers
Kansas
Clay Center
Atchison
Polio diagnosis and early signs warned by Amarillo doctors
A local medical discussion clarifies polio is not contagious in the simple sense and cannot be ruled by a single skin or general test. Doctors emphasize early detection via spinal fluid analysis, noting stiffness and listlessness as possible early signs, and describe hospitalization for potential emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Panhandle
Amilo
Voice of Youth to Shape World Council Pronouncements
AMSTERDAM Aug 27 Youth voices will rise in World Council of Churches pronouncements and in the encyclical due next week. Christian Youth Forces units push parallel with older delegates. American delegate Charles P Taft says youth views will be incorporated into church statements and debates. Lineman Ralph Peters man, 45, of Waco was electrocuted after touching a 7 200 volt line while descending from a pole.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
World Council Assembly
Council
Charles P. Taft
Assembly
Taft
World Council of Churches
Waco
Ralph Peterman
Elec
Ted
Markets feature stock quotes and cattle prices from Kansas City
The page lists closing New York stock quotations from Merrill Lynch offices and presents extensive quotes for companies such as Loews, Sears Roebuck, Union Carbide, and Texaco, followed by Kansas City Livestock Market figures with cattle and lamb prices, sale totals, and notes on demand and sales pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Amafillo
Merrill Lynch
Pires, Fenner & Beane
Loews Inc
Alaska
Juneau
Lone Star
Allegheny
Lone Bell Lda
Auleg
Louise @ Nash
Mack Tracks
Ragio Co
Hadio K Groh
Bianciat
Feo
Atoxore Solo ‘Puellon
Republic Avia Some Gak
Upublie Stel
South
St Regis Pape Sonsel Baivon
Satewas
Sonsel Vultee
St. Josephia Sontinent Bek
Seneniey Dist Sontinent
Sears Roebuck
Sontinent Olgi” Servet Ines
Srane ™ Co
Shamrk Oa
Grucibie Steel
Sharon
Steel
Zuban AmSug
Shell Unionot
Guruive Wright
Simmons Co
Curtiss
Sinclair Ol
Deera Co
Socony
Vacm
del & Hudson
SocAmer
Distillers Corp
Porto Ric Sa
Doehler Jarvis
South Pac RR
Ral Motor
Gen General Tire
Gimbie Bron
Tex Guitsul Glidden “Co
BP Goodrich
Tidewater
O. Roodies
Transam Corp
Trance
Union
Union Cne
Furman Air
Pacific
United al
United
Howe Sound
United Gaskin
Hudson
Wallop
Walworth Con Internat
Warner Bose
Warren Petroase
Irieedal Pap
Internat
Wert
Ndiense
Jonna Mansi
iWestvnen Aish
Jones Aten
Weta
KC Southern
Ite Motors
Kennecott T
Solar Atrera
Sterling Inc
Idaho
Wright Harer
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Seek Rail Hike In Coal Rates
The nation's railroads asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for freight rate increases on coal coke and iron ore to raise about 140000 dollars a year. The proposal would lift rates on coal and coke by 25 cents per net ton or 28 cents per gross ton nationwide and 20 cents per ton for iron ore in the East and South. The increase aims to sustain adequate and efficient transportation amid slower prior rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sue Railroads
Florida Braces For Hurricane Swirl Near Miami
A tropical hurricane with 100 mph winds moved about 20 miles east-southeast of Miami as Florida residents battened down for a likely Sunday landfall. Forecasters placed potential impact between Jacksonville and Vero Beach, noting the storm could veer away or weaken at sea. Red Cross disaster workers were alerted, shelters listed, and storm headquarters set up in Miami while hunters confirmed center winds.
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Miami
Fla
Atlantic
Here
Florida
Jacksonville
Vero Beach
South Florid
Red Cross
Snake Free After 3 Day Web Battle In Illinois Basement
YORK CENTER, Aug 27 An 8 inch garter snake trapped for nearly three days in a basement spider’s web broke free and slithered away. The second spider joined the effort to recapture it, but the snake freed itself and disappeared. Farmer Norman Lingenfelter declined to intervene as calls from across the country poured in. The Chicago Anti Cruelty Society urged stopping the spectacle. A second brief item notes Adam Rieb, 64, received 30 days for a liquor store holdup joke in New York.
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York Center
Ill
Norman Lingenfelter
Lingenfelter
United States
New York State
Texas
Chicago
New York
Adam Rieb
Campaign trail and primary races across Texas and Rio Grande Valley
Candidates continued in Dallas on Thursday with speeches at the Venetian Blind Manufacturers convention and a noon radio broadcast attacking the opponent's governor record. Lloyd Bentsen led Kazen in the 15th district race as McClain and Thornberry contested vacancies. Patton and Pickett disputed the 7th district runoff. Retail sales in New York rose 7 to 11 percent year over year according to Dunn & Bradstreet.
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Dallas
Texas
Venetian Blind Manufacturers’ Convention
Richards
Rio Grande Valley
Lioyd Bentsen
Mission
Philip Kazen
Laredo
Kazen
Johnmn
S Senate
Homer Thornberry Austin
W. K. McClain
Georgetown
McClain
Tom Pickett
Palestine
Nat Patton
Crockett
Pickett
York
Dunn& Bradstreet
Amarillo Chamber backs Community Chest survey results
The Amarillo Chamber of Commerce reports 88 percent favor continuing the Community Chest as the parent fundraising body. Of 1,200 survey cards mailed, 320 returned. 41 or 12 percent oppose continuation. 29 members offered changes, including for name, budget, overhead, and external fundraisers.
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Amarillo
Community Chest Board of Directors
Neal D. Cannon
Polk Street Methodist Church
Polltential runoff surveyed from Belden voters data
A state wide survey reports runoff implications from Belden precincts with July 23 and August 25 end dates. Interviewers questioned 1,500 voters, balancing by gender, age, and economics, to reflect the electorate’s proportions and capture potential runoff outcomes with Stevenson and Johnson figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
Johnson
Toad on Horns Dilemma Stuns Oklahoma City Chamber
An unclear August report from Oklahoma City describes the Chamber of Commerce reacting to an odd incident involving a horned toad and several named individuals. The text includes garbled phrases about hospitality and reception, with no coherent outcome or dates beyond the date line.
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Oklahoma City
Shriners Plan Harvest Ceremonial This Saturday
Nobles and novices of the Mystic Shrine register at 1 PM in Khiva Temple for the Harvest Ceremonial. A social hour follows at 5:30 PM, with War ren Freeman in charge. Charlie Wilson and stewards serve dinner at 6. The stewards include Riley Strickland 8. O. Callaghan Jr. Charles T. Crowe Arthur Gene Miller Claude Goodnight. Monte Rosenwald to be master of ceremonies.
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Mystic Shrine
Khiva
Warren Freeman
Charlie Wilson
Riley Strickland
O. Callaghan, Jr
Charles T. Crowe
Arthur Gene Miller
Claude Goodnight
Chai ‘Monte Rosenwald
Law Places Curb on Free Rides to Polls
County attorney Roy Snodgrass advises candidates not to provide transportation to polls. Loren Jones, county clerk, sought guidance after inquiries. The opinion notes the prohibition on furnishing transport unless voters are unable to attend. Courts view random conveyance as petty bribery to be suppressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Snodgrass
Iquirs
Loren Jones
Telephone Installed in Office of Congressman Worley
The Federal Building office of Congressman Eugene Worley is installing telephones this Friday in preparation for the office opening around September 1. Secretary Mrs. Altavene Clark will be on site next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressman Worley
Federal Building
Eugene Worley
Altavene Clark
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