Calf Show At Amarillo Echoes Centuries Of Breeding
The Amarillo Fat Stock Show unfolds amid a history stretching from Columbus to the British Isles. Calves are prepared with balanced rations to produce prime beef, while exhibitors trace lineage and careful feeding back to long traditions of selective breeding. The article notes the sport's deep roots and ongoing competition as 1946 preparations begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Livestock Induser
Mexico
San Domingo
British Isles
Channel Islands
Texas
Amarillo Arena
Air Enthusiasts to Meet at Herring Hotel Tonight
Aviation enthusiasts gather at the Crystal Ballroom in the Herring Hotel this evening to elect officers and hear a charter report by the works committee. Cecil Hunter, chairman, urges attendees to bring prospective members as Amarillo Airmen's Association organizes and plans flying entertainment.
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Herring Hotel
Crystal Ballroom
Airmen's Club
Works Committee
Cecil Hunter
Jaycee Aviation Committee
Amarillo Airmen's Association
Calf Show Sparks Tide of Rural Ambition and Breeding
Mrs. Merle Carpenter joins the county tax office during the driver's license rush while a cattle show narrative follows. It portrays youths preparing calves for fat stock judging, the pressure of judges, and the drive to breed better livestock for the industry’s improvement.
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Merle Carpenter
Senate approves $4000 injuries payment for Camp Howze case
The Senate approved a $4,000 payment to Edith Roberta Moore of Chicago for steam burn injuries and hospital costs from July 22 1944 at Camp Howze Texas. Moore, a 24 year old school teacher, was burned when flushing a toilet in a camp guest house restroom. Her treatment extended over two months in Gainesville Texas and Chicago hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Edith Roberta Moore
Chicago
Camp Howze
Tex
Linotype Plant Marks 30th Anniversary in Gainesville
Gainesville linotypist Alvin Ryan commemorates 30 years of his linotype plant by presenting the machine with a potted geranium and a card reading Happy Anniversary Many more of em. The gesture stems from his discovery of the original purchase item while setting a 30 Years Ago in Gainesville feature.
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Gainesville
Alvin Ryan
Ryan
Pyorrhea May Follow Neglect in Dental Warning
An old newspaper item warns that pyorrhea may follow neglect and asks if readers have irritated gums. It notes a promotional claim that druggists will refund money if the first bottle of LETO'S fails to help.
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Leto
Three Wreck Victims Hospitalized Near City X roads
Three of five people injured in two automobile accidents yesterday remained at St. Anthony's Hospital today. Ruth Squyres Hill fractured pelvis and rib, Glen Ford and Dave Mercure from Detroit were cut and bruised after their car collided with an Army truck near the junction of U S Highways 60 and 66 east of the city. Lt. William F. Brennan, Amarillo Field, was treated for head injuries at the base hospital and released.
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St. Anthony's Hospital
Ruth Squyres Hill
West Eighteenth
Glen Ford
Dave Mercure
Detroit
Mich
St. Anthony’s Hospital
William F. Brennan
Amarillo Field
Dave Pops
Largest Class Initiation at Hanson Post 54 Legion
Henry Teubel of Tulsa welcomed a class of 164 World War II veterans at Hanson Post 54 in the Legion Home. The 40 and 8 ritual team led the initiation, with John Stapleton of Floydada as principal speaker. About 300 attended the ceremony at 7 30 last night.
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Henry Teubel
Tulsa
Hanson Post
Legion
Harrison
William Q. Boyce
W. M. Sutton
Otto Landis
John Stapleton
Floydada
Thieves Take Purse After Woman Drops It on Ice
Mrs Eleanor Brown reports theft as thieves seized her purse after she dropped it on ice. In another incident Douglas M Scragg suffered leg abrasions and shock when the car he rode in collided at Polk and Third with a car driven by F L Harfleet. Scragg was treated at St Anthony's. Earlier, men gave Mrs Brown a ride after helping change a tire, before the theft.
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Douglas M. Scragg
Polk
Orvil W. Butch
Washington
F. L. Harfleet
North West
Fifth
Third
Scragg
St. Anthony's Hospital
Indianapolis
U.P
Eleanor Brown
Eye Don'ts For Factory Workers Lavoptik Ad
Eye care guidance warns workers to avoid eye strain and poor light while urging Lavoptik use for inflamed or irritated eyes. The ad claims quick relief for burning itching and granulated eyelids with a money back guarantee after 20 years of success. Thousands praise it, available at all drug stores.
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Army Service Forces
Corps OF Engineers
Hlanhattan District
Joan F. Sanbi
Fercleve Corporation
of War
Pasco
Washington Sta Eatan
Associated Press
Lick Observatory
Mt. Hamilton
Cal
Cal Brumley
Columbus
Western Hemisphere
Gregfre de Villabos
Ren” Library
Lincoln Street
City Auditorium
C & P Trucks
Optometrist
Hunsley’s
House OF Color
Glen L. Casey
M. W
Dub” Fox
Radio Shop
N. Taylor
Roberts & Batson
Congo
P Pyco
Khoury Bros
West 5Th
Cretney
Purina Checkers
Bob Bissett
Bissett & Hemphill
Barnhart
R. O
Sheffield San Angelo
U.S.C.A
Purina Mills
Purina
Lubbock
FT. Worth
Info
Holland Brand
Tecate
Monroe Package Store
Monroe
Glenn H. Holbrook
Tommy Pearcy
Bill Blythe
Acme Paint & Body Co
North
Tyler St
Amarillo, Texas
Bob Hooper
Plainview Range
Purina Cattle Checkers
J. L. Jackson
Pampa
Qurina
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