Wine Bottling Rule Explained in Texas Law
Garrett Hawkins of the Texas Liquor Control explains a new law effective September 1 requiring bottlers with permits to bottle wine after initial supply is exhausted. Wholesalers fear confusion as the rule bans bottling from tax paid containers unless the bottle bears a stamp matching the original barrel. Hawkins notes the old method may continue for on hand stock with proper stamping and identification.
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Garrett Hawkins
Texas Liquor Control
Panhandle
Hawkins
Wichita Falls
Dennis Cannon
Austin
Lesson-Sermon on Man in Christian Science Churches
The Lesson-Sermon for Sunday September 5 centers on Man as God created him in His image. The Golden Text cites Genesis 1 27 and Romans 8 16 notes the Spirit bearing witness with our spirit as children of God. A passage from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures is included.
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Churches of Christ
Scientist
Taxi Driver Robert Phillips Describes Work Ethic and City Views
In an Amarillo styled profile, taxi driver Robert Phillips details on call hours, earnings of two to three dollars daily, and his approach to customers. He notes varying passenger attitudes, stresses safety, and contrasts taxi driving with private car behavior, aiming to treat riders with courtesy.
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Foster Peterson
Robert Phillips
Phillips
Cruiser
Taxi Caba
Amarillo
East Twelfth Avenue
Fragmentary Quote Sketches Idea Family Naming
A fragment from a Mary Baker Eddy text notes the phrase Man be the family name for all ideas and the sons and daughters of God. The cut passage references page 515 and reflects theological wording.
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Tures
Mary Baker Eddy
God
Amarillo College Freshmen Plan Conference Day
Amarillo College freshmen will hold their first Freshman Conference Day at the new school building on Saturday. President J F Mead says the event helps new students learn the course lineup before registration. Conference hours are 9 to 12 and 1 to 4. Regular fall registration begins 8:30 Monday and runs through Tuesday. The text notes the Roman calendar had 304 days and 10 months.
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Amarillo College
J. F. Mead
Railroads inspection trip covers 3300 miles across division
A 3300 mile rail line inspection by auto traveled the Texas Division with Amarillo Sunday, en route to Oklahoma City Kansas City and Chicago. Local railroad staff visit relatives and staff moved between Amarillo Stratford and Peoria while 47.5 million cross ties were replaced in 1936. The Brotherhood Trainmen auxiliary meets September 7. Geological note on Mount Rainier Hood and St Helens named for British navy officers.
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Texas
Auto
Amarillo
Oklahoma City
Kansas City
Chicago
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