Fourth of July Fireworks Opinions From Amarillo Residents
A survey of Amarillo residents on Fourth of July fireworks shows varied views. Librarian Ruth Delzell calls them dangerous but confesses affection. Judge Sam Motlow supports regulated fun. bankers and store owners defend fireworks as essential festivities. physicians urge careful use. many mothers oppose due to safety concerns.
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Potter County
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National Bank of Commerce
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White and Kirk Dry Goods
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Postmen Support Good Roads Bill at Dallas Convention
Five postal organizations passed resolutions pledging support to good roads bills and protesting high interest and financing charges for automobile equipment during their joint convention in Dallas. The report notes bromine in seawater at 60 to 70 parts per million.
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Million Acres To Be Put on Market In Texas
More than a million acres across 100 counties will be offered for sale about September 1. The land comprises school lands that had been sold and later forfeited back to the state, announced by State Land Commissioner J. T. Robison.
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Austin
Tex
J. T. Robison
Reprisals Threatened In New Border Row
Tension between Czecho-Slovakia and Hungary over the arrest of a Czech railway ticket agent on espionage charges escalated today with reprisals threatened by both sides.
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Czecho-Slovakia
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Victoria Bridge Plan Approved by Texas Highway Dept
The War Department has approved Texas highway plans for a bridge across the Guadalupe River at Victoria Texas. The approval comes as the federal agency clears the project for construction funding and execution. Municipal leaders expect the project to modernize crossings and improve local transportation once funded.
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Brakeman Loses Arm in Mineola Yard Mishap
Longview Texas July 4 1 Ed Mund Sutton brakeman whose left arm was severed yesterday when he fell in front of a train in the Mineola yards. Sutton formerly lived at Long
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Longview
Texas
Edmund Sutton
Mineola
Sutton
Long
Orchid claim tied to vast plant production discussed
A fragment notes a Texas Marshall hospital treatment after an incident and mentions an orchid producing 74,000,000 peeds from the plant. It also reflects on the Mississippi Valley once being a great interior sea.
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