Prairie Weather Sparks Talk Of Rain And Regional Fair
A column recalls a heavy four and a half inch rain and forecasts more showers with clearing later in the week. It also describes a forthcoming Sportsman Show at the fairgrounds with exhibits from the Texas Game and Fish Commission, showcases from archery to trap shooting, and features including Jack Lamb and a beaver display plus free pictures and a mock cockfight with boxing gloves.
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Fair Grounds
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Texas Game & Fish Commission
News Globe
Chicago
Cattle imports, trade policy and war talk in early columns
The piece rails at perceived phony western cattle policy and says nearly 100,000 head of Mexican and Canadian cattle enter the United States monthly. It links imports to boosting Eastern manufacturers and cites Roosevelts stance on Argentine beef. It also notes global views on a potential war and mocks various journalists and leaders while recounting odd anecdotes about Germany Italy and British affairs.
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Mexico
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Swatow
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L. W. Holland
American Methodist Episcopal Mission
Holland
William Lewis
Lewis
Tientsin
G. A. Smith
Roma
A. M. Miller
Maybe Cousin Nat Was Right About the Queen Link
Washington June 22 Rep Nat Patton Democrat Texas who called Queen Elizabeth Cousin at a congressional reception may be right. Robert Cook editor of the Journal of Heredity said the queen and George Washington or Roosevelt and Chamberlain are eighth cousins three times removed. He traced Roosevelt and Chamberlain lines to a 16th century Englishman.
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Oll
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Hong Kong
Tientsin
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Shanghai
Washington
Nat Patton
Texas
Queen Elizabeth
Robert
Cook
Journal of Heredity
Anthony Wagner
George Washington
Roosevelt
Chamberlain
Waener
William Coytmore
Services Held for Mrs Velma Collier
Funeral services for Mrs Velma Collier 317 North Van Buren Street were held at 4 PM from N B Griggs and Sons Funeral Chapel with Adjutant W T Johnson of the Salvation Army officiating She died yesterday morning in a local hospital She is survived by husband J M Collier and sister Mrs Frank Hollis of Pampa Burial will be in Llano Cemetery under N B Griggs and Sons direction
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Velma Collier
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van Buren Street
N. 8
Griggs and Sons
W. T. Johnson
Salvation Army
Earl Long emerges as steady heir to Huey in Louisiana
The 41 year old governor who took office in 1936 as a compromise choice sits ill, while his brother lies buried on the state capitol lawn. He is a rough fighter with direct attack, less oratory than Huey Long, once denounced Huey as a turncoat to Kingfish followers. Earl Long, an ex traveling salesman who finished law school, reshapes the party with bite and grit.
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U. S
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Washington
Walter Johnson
Indiana Public Service Corp
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Dingford
Wiscerain Public Service Corp
Sky
Tommy
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Rissa
Austria
Turkey
England
S . Aa
National Dry Goods Amevies 3
Catsaria Peyenier Mackinusie
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Huey
Huey Long
Earl
Earl Long
Earl Longs Surprising Return to Lead Louisiana Talents
Earl Long, brother of Huey Long, held minor posts after 1928. After Huey failed to back him for lieutenant governor in 1931, he ran on an opposition ticket and finished last. Reconciled with Huey, he joined the pivotal talks after Huey Long was killed in 1935 and was elected lieutenant governor.
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Huey
Huey Long
Capitol
Earl
Mason's early path to journalism and poetry
A young writer found his start with a humor magazine in St. Louis landing a $5 weekly job sweeping, proofreading, and writing poetry. After the Hornet folded he moved through Missouri Kansas and finally into Washington DC where William Jennings Bryan influenced a new paper hire.
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Missouri
Kansas
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Atchison Globe
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Globe
Omaha World Herald
William Jennings Bryan
Washington, D. C
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Mason
Li Green Tents Poet Remembered Across Decoration Day
The Washington pa recalls a writer once connected to prominent politicians of the day. His poem Li Green Tents honored Decoration Day, circulated worldwide, and graced front pages for years. In later years Mason and his wife adopted a daughter in La Jolla, California. They had three named Mary Mason.
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Gzette
Mason
la Jolla
Calif
Mary Mason
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