Dairy Merger Announced By Southwest Dairy Operations
The Texarkana Gasette reports a $7 million merger of dairy and ice plants across Texas Arkansas and Louisiana forming Southwest Dairy Products company. Headquarters will stay in Texarkana with branches in Little Rock Dallas Fort Worth San Antonio Shreveport and more. Key firms include Terry Dairy Grisham Ice Cream Dixie Ice Cream Dixie Creamery Producers' Milk Shaw Brothers Creamery Blue Bennett Creameries and Houston Ice Cream among others.
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Associated Press
Texarkana
Ark
Texarkana Gasette
Texas
Arkansas
Louisiana
Southwest Dairy Products Company
Chicago
C. M. Conway
Little Rock
Dallas
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Shreveport
Terry Dairy Company of
Hot Springs
Newport
Eldorado
Grisham Ice Cream Company
Searcy
Moerrilton
Conway
Dixie Ice Cream Company, of
Pine Bluff
McGehee
Camden
Dixie Creamery Company of
Lake Charles
Minden
Bastrop
Winnfield
A Substitute for Dieting
A short tabloid style ad argues against dieting, praising Pape's Diapepsin as quick relief for indigestion. It promises instant neutralization of acid after meals and claims ongoing stomach health, urging a 60 cent package purchase today. It positions the product as a simple test for a stronger stomach.
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Pape
Anatole Friedland’s Fame Boosted by Big Song Revenue and Club
A writer notes Anatole Friedland could earn more than unsigned critics, citing profits from popular songs such as My Dream Girl and Lily of the Valley, plus about twenty thousand dollars yearly. The Club Anatole in New York is described as a premier supper club adding to his prominence. Chorus girls are paid 100 to 200 dollars weekly, with regional mischaracterizations about their employment noted.
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Mr. Tack
Amarillo
Sweet
Anatole Friedland
Friedman
Anatole
New York
Freidman
Eutie
Jack Waldron
Student Flier Dies in Dallas Plane Fall
Dallas, Nov 22. Jesse D. Wirher, 23, a student flier, was killed when his Jenny training aircraft crashed after losing control, plummeting about 2,500 feet near the city late yesterday.
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Dallas
Associated Press
Jesse D. Wisher
Here
Anattole Friedland Attacks unsigned critic and more
A fiery letter from Anatole Friedland blasts a newspaper critic, defending his NY stay and lampooning editorial harshness. He praises Jack Waldron and mocks unnamed critics, then shifts to sharp thanks for the paper’s year‑round presence. Also includes multiple reader notes from Tack column on job pleas and dog rescue.
Them Texans subscription request from Muleshoe Texas
C P Mcollough of Muleshoe Texas encloses a five dollar check for five copies of Them Texans to be mailed when ready. He asks the money go to Horace Russell or as needed and offers to add more or subscribe if the quota should be increased. He praises the publication for the kids and as a gift and signs off as an out of town admirer.
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Vemr
Horace Russell
Jack Keefe
Tack
Pampa
Texas
Reeder
The
Daily News
W. HE. Curry
Crippled Cries for Work and Kind Help From Helpers
In a heartfelt note Opal Hutson thanks Mr Kingsly and Mother Duncan for opportunities at Rucker Candy factory where she and Clan Craig work learning candy making. She mentions kindness from Lewis Fields and hopes for better pay and a portable typewriter gift for Christmas while expressing gratitude for community support.
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Lewis Fields
Tack
Mother Duncan
Clan Craig
Rucker
Opal Hutson
Russell
Cockrell
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Rexall Stores
Rexall
Jain
Illasol
Riker Kantine
Eastman Kodaks
Whitman's
Amity
Karess
America
Dr. Wests
Dr. West
Toy Department
Carolina
San Jacinto
City Cruc
Pampa, Texas
Polk
Care
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo, Texas
C. P. McOllough
Muleshoe, Texas
Bayer
Polk St
J. C. Penney Company
Shriners
Polk Street
Finklea’s
Finklea the Sewell
Ft. Worth
Denver City Railway
Wichita Falls
Pullman
Amarith
Fort ‘Worth
New Orleans
S. P
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Anna
J. B. Gibbon
Denver Road
F. B. Poole
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