Record Panhandle Steers Bring Top Prices in Trade
Prices for Panhandle cattle reach postwar highs as Lovett and Christie sell 600 three year old native Panhandle steers to Al Edwards for 107.50 a head. The herd will be wintered at Stratford and grazed at Flinthill. Jimmy Shelton sells 1000 head to Maurice Degan for about 100000. Many buyers target three year olds before the Cattlemen's convention in March.
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Lovett
Christie
Kansas
Stratford
al Edwards
Lebo
Southwest
Jimmy Shelton
Amarillo
Maurice Degan
Denver
Panhandle
Airplanes Soon To Pass Automobile In Industry Growth
William R. B. Stout, head of the airplane division of a large car concern, predicts air travel will outpace the auto industry. He notes a $45,000 plane carried 16,000 passengers at $5 each in June and earned profits, claiming commercial flights can be self-sustaining and safest, aside from taxi rides. He cites two new airlines planned, potentially placing Cleveland on two trans continental routes.
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Cleveland
William RB. Stout
Stout
United States
Trans-Continental
Pittsburgh
Detroit
St. Paul
Radio Transmission Findings Outline From International Report
The report by Dr. L W Austin of the U S Bureau of Standards describes how the Kennelly Heaviside layer affects radio signals. It notes strong daytime reflections in England and varying signal strength with distance, plus Africa showing no skip distance for ultra high frequencies.
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International News Service
Washington
L. W. Austin
Austin
Aberdeen
Scotland
Manchester
Africa
United States
Pick Aviation as Goal for Life Work
Lincoln Nebraska February 8 police and railroad engineers are losing glamour to modern youth. A survey of over 40 000 Nebraska school children shows fewer than two hundred name these two professions as life goals. Aviation ranks high with Col Lindbergh credited by C A Fulmer state director of vocational education. Four girls say their life's goal is to be president of the United States. A melon colored shanting frock with brown jacket and silk embroidered hat described.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Col. Lindbergh
C. A. Fu
Citizens urged to plant trees around Lake Amarillo
W E Sandsberry of the city health department asks citizens to donate trees for Lake Amarillo to create a beauty spot within years. He notes native black walnuts grow in Palo Duro canyon and suggests inspecting local trees at Twentieth and Washington and his home at 608 Carolina Street San Jacinto for demonstration. He plans to supply walnuts and paper shell pecans at cost and favors four to five foot trees for best growth.
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Lake Amarillo
W. E. Sandsberry
City Health Department
Palo Douro Canyon
East
Texas
Arkansas
Twentieth
Washington Street
Carolina Street
San Jacinto
Landsberry
Amarillo
Fort Worth
Trees and nuts era plan for Lake Amarillo and cemetery
The speaker proposes blasting to break hardpan so trees will grow faster and reach larger sizes. Squirrels would be released to boost nut-bearing trees in time. The chinese elm is praised as suitable, with nut trees seen as equally attractive.
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Landsberry
Lake Amarillo
Mrs Day Granted Divorce in Paris By The Associated Press
Mrs Elizabeth de Selding Day has been granted a divorce from Henry Mason Day, vice president of the Sinclair Exploration. The Paris court action reflects a formal dissolution of their marriage amid high profile business connections.
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Associated Press
Paris
Elizabeth de Selding Day
Henry Mason Day
The
Sinclair Exploration
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Bandon Company
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Sinclair
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Freeman Drug
Lambert Pharmacal Company
St. Louis
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Ilinois
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