Lumber Head Discusses Paint Tonight in Amarillo
Otto R. Hartwig of the West Coast Lumber bureau speaks at the Amarillo Hotel meeting tonight at 6 15 discussing painting on Douglas Fir, West Coast Hemlock, Western Red Cedar and Sitka Spruce. He covers linseed oil use, priming, mixing times, and care in coating exterior woods.
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Amarillo
Otto R. Hartwig
West Coast Lumber Bureau
Japan
Hartwig
Lumber Bureau
United States
Wayside Holding Five Day Farm School Opens
A farmer’s school runs five nights at Wayside east of Happy under Mrs. Phebe K. Warner of Claude. Judge L. Gough, president of the Texas Wheat Growers association, spoke to a large crowd. The International Harvester company will show farm development pictures via Delco Lighting.
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Wayside
Happy
Phebe K. Warner
Claude
L. Gough
Texas Wheat Growers Association
International Harvester Company
Delco Lighting Company
Polk Street church plans three day Merchants Fair and Pure Food show
The Missionary society of Polk Street Methodist announces a three day Merchants Fair and Pure Food show at Lindy Land starting July 12. Events include a style show, a play, and a mock wedding with ten prizes nightly. Booths are 6 feet deep and 5 to 10 feet wide. space is available via J Roy Smith.
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the Missionary Society of
Polk Street
J. Roy Smith
Glee Club Concert Tonight at Polk Street Methodist
The Men's Glee club of the Bible Institute of Los Angeles performs at Polk Street Methodist Church at 8:15 p m tonight. Prof John Bissell Trow bridge says admission is free. The church's young people's department sponsors the event.
Plans to Send Hanson Legion Drum Corps to National Meet
Plans to send the Hanson Post American Legion drum corps to the national convention in San Antonio in October will be completed tonight when the post meets at the Legion home in Municipal auditorium. A ladies drum corps will be organized at the same meeting.
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Hanson Post
American Legion
San Antonio
Legion
Municipal Auditorium
Milk From Grass Creates New Process Claim
International News Service reports in London that a new process could turn grass into milk. The speaker A. FE King announced the idea, noting a potential shift away from cows toward a machine driven system.
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International News Service
London
A. FE
King
Synthetic milk without cows may revolutionize dairy
The Sanitary Inspectors' Association notes a future when cows are unnecessary for milk. A speaker predicts a day when synthetic milk from grass will be produced directly, eliminating the cow as a factor.
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Sanitary Inspectors’ Association
California Gas Tax Reaches New Half-Year High
California’s three cent gasoline tax produced nearly 14 million dollars to fund road work. The six month apportionment shows total highway funds at 19,808,593.90 with 4,682,002.26 allocated to the state apparatus and project costs.
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International News Service
Sacramento
Cal
California
Ray L. Riley
State Road Board Receives Maintenance Fund Transfer
The counties allocate a state maintenance fund totaling 580.38 dollars into the new COAS treasury of the state road board.
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Coas
State Road Board
Too Many Bosses Debate Police Staffing in Syracuse
Syracuse Alderman William A Panworth argues police protection can improve without enlarging the force. He contends too many officers sit at desks and too few patrol streets, urging desk workers be reassigned to street duty for a practical remedy.
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Syracuse
N. Y
William A. Panworth
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