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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1935

Page

6

Astor Thrift in 1838 Shown at Green Bay Wis

The article recalls John Jacob Astor and Washington Irving aiding the Wisconsin Protestant church founded January 9 1636. It notes Astor donated land and $300 in 1855 and bought a 606 pound bell, plus others like Irving Doty and Chandler aiding with cash and carpeting. The belfry reportedly hid a fleeing man and children during earlier turmoil.

Green Bay Wis Union John Jacob Astor Washington Irving Wisconsin Ite Jeremiah Porter Astor United States Yorkville N. Goodell Astors Irving Rip van Winkle Icabod Crane James Duane Doty

Last Rites for Vega Youth Adcock Held Today

Last rites for Carl Henry Adcock 18 were held at 2 30 this afternoon at the Vega Baptist Church with Rev L C Godwin officiating. Interment was in Vega Cemetery under Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home direction. Adcock, a Vega schoolboy and son of Charles Adcock, died Wednesday at home. He is survived by three brothers four sisters and his father. A national research committee has estimated the earth is at least two thousand million years old.

Carl Henry Adcock Baptist Vega L. C. Godwin Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home Adcock Charles Adcock

Budget Dollar Dinners and Thrift Kitchen Recipes

A feature on low cost meals for families, promoting a weekly dollar dinner idea. Includes recipes for meat loaf with tomatoes and a jellied shrimp salad, with tips on budgeting, meal planning, and keeping a scrap book of price ideas.

Northwest records show driest growing season in 1931

The Northwest experienced its driest growing season on record in 1931, marking a notable climatic anomaly. Shelter, crops, and regional agricultural practices were impacted by the prolonged dry period, influencing yields and water usage across the area.

Northwest

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