Diet of Burs Kills Cattle in Hutchinson County
Four cockle burs sprouting after rains are blamed for cattle deaths in Hutchinson County Texas. County agent Luther T. Hunter cites reports from farmers and ranchers with A. E. Henderson of Morse losing 14 of 75 cattle in a 24 hour period. Cows should be kept out of bur labeled pastures until new growth sprouts and burs develop leaves.
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Luther T. Hunter
Hunter
A. E. Henderson
Morse
Crystal White Soap Promises Quick Cleansing and Savings
The ad touts Crystal White soap for fast cleansing without scrubbing, claims half the cost of premium brands, and uses expensive tropical oil. It highlights safety for hands and fabrics and offers $13,000 in vacation money with weekly free checks to women, from Colgate-Palmolive Peet.
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Colgate-Palmolive
Peet
Railroad Week Inspires Amarillo Rail Enthusiasts
Railroad Week draws crowds through the Burlington Denver Santa Fe and Rock Island lines with tours of facilities and speeches. Veterans like Fd Hartzell recount long careers as others promote Colorado fares and Grand Canyon stays while Santa Fe and Rock Island officials announce safety awards and forthcoming events.
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J. B. Briscoe
Santa Fe
Amarillo
Dad's Day at First Lion Church Honors Fathers
Mrs. B. B. Holland with her orchestra entertains the T. Newton Hill Bible class and the uptown business men's class Sunday morning. The orchestra performs at 9:35 and through class singing, with special numbers. The class meets in the new stone unit at the First Lion Church corner of Eighth and Taylor. H. A. Shaw and Miss Doris Shaw lead the class and devotional services. Judge W. E. Gee and Darrell L. Jackson deliver the lesson message. Sunday is Father's Day and all men are invited to regular church services.
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T. Newton Hill
New Stone
First Lion Church
Eighth
Taylor
H. A. Shaw
Doris Shaw
W. E. Gee
Darrell L. Jackson
University Proxy Freed of Charges
Dr. Robert S. Vinson former president of Western Reserve University Cleveland exonerrated in criminal courts on charges he abused partners in a lumber business to the tune of 100000 pesos about $27850 The court found he was a victim of a conspiracy led by his American partner John J Hawes of Los Angeles who faces criminal slander charges Vinson had earlier been released on bail and has led university roles in the South Excavations at Susa suggest horse riding began over 5000 years ago
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Mexico City
Robert S. Vinson
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Vinson
John J Hawes
Los Angeles
University of Texas
South
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