Trapping trip yields varied pelts and cautions on coyotes
J A Watson spent 16 miles in Amarillo country trapping and returned with pelts of raccoon coyote ringtail cat fox and other cats. Betty Joe Watson recalls the expedition noting furs may fetch three to ten dollars each and urging bounty opposition to poisoning coyotes. The piece also catalogs nearby weather woes and community notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Watson
Panhandle Plains
Betty Joe
Sam
Amarillo
Panhandle
Betty Joe Watson
Courthouse Deed Transfers and Public Records Summary
Property transfers listed include J L Nunn to Gilmore N Nunn on 12-31-42 for 2356 dollars, O W Harrison et al to John L Britton on 7-20-42 for 10 dollars with stamps, Noel Kidd et ux to M B Ellerbee on 1-15-43 for 2000 dollars, Bob Crawford to L G Murphy on 11-20-42 for 10 dollars no stamps, and Mamie Scott to Juan Escoto on 1-13-43 for 150 dollars. District Court reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Harrison
John L Britton
Glenwood
Noel Kidd
M. B. Ellerbee
Bob Crawford
L. G. Murphy
Mamie Scott
Juan
Escoto
Cleopatra and the Pearl Drink Myth Explored
An old tale credits Cleopatra with dissolving a pearl in wine to drink it. The piece then pivots to advertise Udga tablets for stomach ulcers and indigestion, urging readers to try a 25e box with a double money back guarantee if the first dose isn’t convincing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleopatra
Divorces and Marriages Listed in Local Notices
A sequence of divorce petitions and marriage licenses appears in the notices. Filed cases include Hay Bolster against Melvin Bolster and Emma E. Gilman against Roy Lee Gilman. Marriage licenses are listed for Calvin Guest with Jaanita Fae Pearce and several other couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay Bolster
Melvin Bolster
Emma E. Gilman
Roy Lee Gilman
Barbara Faulke
J. T. Faulke
C. W. Corbell
Clodia May Corbell
Calvin Guest
Jaanita Fae Pearce
James H. Day
Ruby Kathay Roy Dale Logan
Emma Lynore Naylor
Joan A. Hernandez
Mary Beata Chaldry
Walter Edward Barrett
Helen Gould McCabe
John
Black Out For Gray Hair Home Tint Recipe
A home hair tinting method promises to revitalize gray or faded hair. The Barbo recipe uses bay rum glycerine and Barba Compound mixed with water, then applied by comb for a glossy natural look that lasts and won’t wash out or affect perms.
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Frank Buck
R. A. Burnett
Kansas
Mrs. Burnett
Pratt
Kans
Ama
Sherrill Boyd
Evelyn Boyd
Pantex
Marielle Oldham
Austin
University of Texas
Grady Oldham
Ong Street
Bauman Boys
Rudy Bauman
G. P. Tompkins
Tyler Street
American Finance Co
E. C
Britain
C. P. Atwood
Lester Stone
Mike Higgins
Skipper
Gwen Coble
Curtis Coble
Maryland Street
Gwen
Max Hayden
Fresno
Cal
Bennett Cornelius
Plains Boulevard
Hayden
Hue Benning, Ga
S. KE. Simpson
Washington Street
Dick the Shepherd
Tom
Marion
Joan
J. W. Mode
Georgia Lou
Monroe Street
Fort Worth
Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Kersey
Robert McCartt
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
University of Oklahoma
Norman
W. L. Chenault
Harrison Street
San Antonio
Corpus Christi
Wolflin School
O. W. Austin
Pampa
A. D. Steed
A. K. Baracat
Oriental Shop
Dallas
B. W. Rumsey
West Nineteenth Avenue
Ann Elizabeth
St. Anthony's Hospital
S. W. Jones
Dumas
Sammie Wayne
Diana Yvette Dorsey
C. G Dorsey
Polk Street
R. L. Dolan
John Michael
Uary
Dolan
Jefferson Street
James Joseph Blatzheim
D. C
Floyd V. Studer
American United Life Insurance CO
Polk Mary Adell
Nurito
Courthouse Records
J. L. Nunn
Gilmore N. Nunn
Tommy
Morgenthau
Tommy Bird
Para
Nile
Moon Mullins
Moonshine
Dee
Moon
Donald Duck
WAG
Birglegs
Janks
Umpateedle
Ocoola
Red Ryder
Hugh Striver
Larry
Blondie
Jane Arden
Weisenheimer
Spector
Masor
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