Rail Abandonment Surges as I C Proposes Public Impact Views
The Interstate Commerce Commission notes 1 028 miles of rail abandoned in the first nine months this year versus 1 024 miles last year. It cites losses on branch lines, noting communities lose tax revenue and private property values fall without unprofitable service. It warns shippers and the public should accept rail decline aligned with broader transport shifts. A second item reports a Ladies Auxiliary meeting of the Order of Railway Conductors with petitions, visits, and plans for December events.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Order of Railway Conductors
Odd Fellows Hall
Myrtie K. Dellis
Grand District
Wichita Falls
Harry Sager
W. J. Daley
Lola Evans
W. F. Dale
Cattle Shipped From Hearst Ranch to El Paso for Spring Market
The article notes 3,500 head of cattle at Union Stock Yards El Paso shipped from Mr Hearst's Chihuahua ranch and destined for spring market. It also mentions the Louisville and Nashville Railroad building a 6.5 million dollar double track bridge across the Ohio at Henderson Kentucky. Mary Pickford reportedly earned 10000 dollars weekly. A Ringling Brothers circus train accident near Shawnee Oklahoma released hundreds of wild animals for two weeks before recapture.
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Union Stock Yards
el Paso
Mr. Hearst
Chihuahua
Mexico
The
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Ohio River
Henderson, Ky
United States
Ringling Brothers Circus
Shawnee
Oklo
Guiding Your Child in a Rapidly Changing World
The article discusses enduring parent child tensions amid rapid social change. It argues modern challenges resemble historic conflicts between youth and age over privilege and influence, with the core dynamic remaining constant.
Primitive rites and myths reveal harsh human trials
A meditation on how tribes kill elders during winter, brutal initiation rites, and fairy tale motifs reflect conflicts between parents and children. The analysis argues such insights can curb misguided restraints, guiding education by considering youths' needs.
Judge Orders Oil Firms to Obey Probation Rule
District Judge R. T. Brown granted three injunctions at Henderson restraining oil companies from disregarding proration rules of the Texas Railroad Commission. Four penalty suits were filed alleging violations.
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Tyler
R. T. Brown
Henderson
Texas Railroad Commission
Willis E. Gresham
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