AAA Election Tomorrow in Amarillo
Announcement urges Potter County farmers to vote in the AAA committeemen election in Amarillo. Polls open 9 a m and close 4 p m tomorrow. Candidates include Detten Hogge for chair. Dammier McNeil for vice chair. Glovier Starker regular. Berg Krabbe first alternate. Paxton Blessen second alternate. Voting sites include basement Amarillo Post Office building rooms.
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Amarillo
Mr. Detten
J. R. Hogge
David F. Dammier
Cecil K. McNeil
Luther Glovier
Roy E. Starker
Joseph J. Berg
Floyd Krabbe
Ernest C. Paxton
Henry J. Blessen
John Detten
Potter County
AAA
Detten
David pursues Santa to break spell on bunny
A small white bunny and a distressed boy named David trek through forest and town in a fear that a spell will turn his sister into a white hippopotamus. He seeks Santa Claus to reverse the magic while townspeople misinterpret the scene and the Keeper of the Zoo claims the bunny as his own. A stray ad for Star Sulphurous Compound follows.
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David
Gigmy
Fairhaired
Santa Claus
Santa
Zoo
Keeeer
Frantic boy seeks Santa Land for missing sister
A boy laments the disappearance of his sister as townspeople doubt his tale. He vows to take her to Santa Land despite mounting worry. Tomorrow: David Goes to the Zoo.
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Santa Land
David
Zoo
Optimist Aid Sought to Form Mexican Boy Scout Troop
Sam George, Army veteran of Pacific duty, urged the Optimist Club at a Capitol Hotel luncheon to back a new Mexican Boy Scout troop. He previously led an Optimist sponsored troop before serving with the 724th Ordnance Group in New Guinea and the Philippines. The meeting also welcomed new member Truman H. White and visitors Harry Hatch Curly Phillips with J. E. Proper as program chairman.
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Sam George
Pacific
Mr George
Mr. George
724Th Ordnance
New Guinea
Philippines
Truman H. White
Ed Snook
Harry Hatch
Curly Phillips
J. E. Proper
Capitol Hotel
Dairy herd output in New York rises in 1945
Production of cows in New York dairy herd improvement associations is four percent higher in 1945 than for the same period in 1944.
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New York
Demonstration of Coyote Centre Methods At 4 H Club
Potter County Boys 4 H Club meets Saturday at 2 in the county agent’s office. Johnny Gabel and Charles Detten will demonstrate cynide bombs and other coyote control methods. Art Bralley notes Albert Koenig may discuss his Chicago trip if he arrives in time. Koenig attended the 24th Annual 4 H Congress as one of 26 Texas boys chosen from 33,000 state members.
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Potter County
Johnny Gabel
Charles Detten
Art Bralley
Amarillo
Albert Koenig
Chicago
Young Koenig
Texas
Baylousett Returns to Amarillo After Marine Discharge
Steve Baylousett stepson of Ivy Wilkinson of 2404 Taylor returns to Amarillo with a discharge from the Marine Corps. He received his papers December 1 in Chicago after three years of service, much of it in the Pacific theater.
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Steve Baylousett
Ivy Wilkinson
Taylor
Amarillo
Marine Corps
Chicago
Pacific Theater
No Change in Condition of J. D. Lard Ill Here
J. D. Lard of Miami pioneer Panhandle resident is seriously ill in St. Anthony's Hospital with no reported change. He came to the Panhandle in 1884 as a Bar C Ranch cowboy and later owned a ranch on Chicken Creek in Roberts County, dividing time between his ranch and Hot Springs New Mexico.
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J. D. Lard
Miami
Pioneer Panhandle
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Mr. Lard
Panhandle
Bar C
Chicken Creek
Roberts County
Hot Springs
N. M
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