Full Card Set for AA Cage Play Tonight
District SAA fans await a full slate as six teams hit the court weather permitting. The Bantam Purple Warriors defend the AA crown at Greenville after a rain delay, with Gainesville Leopards rescheduled to Bonham. Greenville and Sherman won Tuesday. Denison and Paris results were close.
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SAA
Bantam Purple Warriors
Greenville
Gainesville Leopards
Gainesville
Bonham
Denison
Sherman Roes
Paris
Sherman
Lions
Borham
Wesley Farmer
Bobby Cummings
Max Hicksang
Richard Stevens
Bully Ross Sanderson
LePoy Morris
Warners
Tepezt
Cleary Family Convicted in Eddy Depot Robbery
In Waco Texas a father Robert W Cleary and his two sons Charles and Carl Cleary were found guilty of the November robbery of the MET depot at Eddy. The father received a five year term while each son was given 15 years, totaling 35 years in prison.
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Waco Texas
Waco
Robert W. Cleary
MET
Eddy
Charles
Car Lioya Cleary
Savoy Takes Lead In 12-B Campaign With Wins
Savoy Cardinals move to undisputed first in District 42-B after a 43-23 victory over Windom while Gober Plowboys beat Bailey 38-19. Beckenham led Savoy with 17 points as Dodd City and Ector also won, and Gober girls edged Bailey 33-32. Rice beat Texas A and M 54-53 in a near upset, Warren Switzer scoring 18 for Rice.
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Savoy Cardinals
Cardinals
Windom
Gober
Bailey
Bulldogs
Savoy
Beckham
Wilder
Trenton
Marquis
Dodd City
Randolph
Fletcher
Robinson
Shelley
Gann
Ector
Bobby Pay Turner
Williams L.wt A. North
Don Londen
Bailey White
Joe Hensiee
Warren Murtey
David Murley
Gober Girls
Roddam
Caplinger
Louella Giddien
Bauey
Mary Swinney
Parkers
Southern Methodist
Dallas
Rice
Texas
Austin
Texas Christian
Paytor
Waco
Aggies
A.ane M
Bull Turnbow
John Dewitt
Warren Switzter
Dewitt
Rice Owls Edge RCCES, 91-33
The Rice Owls defeated RCCES 91 to 33 in Houston advancing in the South Conference race. Texas A&M also dropped a game as Rice joined a growing win column while Arkansas seeks another chance in upcoming play.
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Rice Owls Edge
Rice Owls
Texas Aggies
Houston
Arkansas Razorbacks
Arkansas
Sherman to host Golden Gloves boxing in Austin College gym
The annual Golden Gloves tourney will run January 19 20 at the Austin College gym with finals on January 22. Open to amateurs 16 and up two divisions high school and open. Tuffy Barnes serves as matchmaker and will pair entrants by experience. Sponsored by the Sherman Optimist Club.
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Austin College
Sherman
Tuffy Barnes
Barnes
VFW
Sherman Optimist Club
Democrat
Cage Tourney At Washington Gym Slated Saturday
An invitation basketball tournament for Negro teams in North Texas will be held at Washington High School Gymnasium Saturday. Games start at 9 a.m. with finals in boys and girls divisions. Teams include Bonham Sherman Denison Paris Pilot Point Gainesville and others.
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North Texas Arcs
Broken Washington High School
Bonham, Sherman, Denison
Feagan and Todd families visit Pecan Grove for church
Ambrose Feagan Joyce Carolyn and T T Todd families attended church at Pecan Grove Sunday and dined with Roscoe Feagan in Ravenna. Vernon Pryor, grandson of Fred McCollum, returned home to Holliday after major surgery in Fort Worth with poor condition. Billy Fleming and others traveled to Denver for rodeo. Mrs John Roach, employed in Sherman, visited home folks.
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U.a. Feagan
Joyce Carolyn
T. T Todd
Pecan Grove
Roscoe Feagan
Ravenna
Vernon Pryor
Fred McCollum
Holli
Fort Worth
Billy Fleming
Charlie Smith
Bailey Phillips
Denver
Colorado
John Roach
Sherman
Positions Open For Mechanics In Engineers Examinations
Examinations open for obligational appointment to mechanic positions in the New Orleans District Coins of Engineers per W. L Sasser secretary of the Board of U. & Civil Service Examiners in the Bonham Post Office. Wages range from 5.92 to 17 dollars per hour. Full information by contacting Bir. Sasser.
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New Orleans
Coins of Engineers
W. L Sasser
Board of
U. & Civil Service Examiners
Bonham Post Office
Bir. Sasser
Farmers Cooperative Society elects directors and officers
Directors are George W Bond S. Per G Lansing Wo We Garrison Jack HW Kitchens B Bailey Jim F Bond Wl S. Slough and W McBraver. Officers are Jack Kitchens president J C Moss vice president R Fulton manager and Mrs J BR Fulton secretary.
Tomatoes Distributed to Schools for Lunch Program
Canned tomatoes will be provided to schools in the hot lunch program starting Monday January 17. The distribution was announced at the office of County Superintendent W. C. Cummings. Principals and district superintendents are advised to collect their allotments.
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W. C Cummings
Livestock Science Drives Meat Industry Innovation
Pioneer scientists in the Swift research labs develop new meat products and by products from livestock. They create markets, improve livestock values, and produce medicines and chemicals from animal by products, boosting profits for producers and packers alike.
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Swift
Food Research
Program for Vesper Service Announced at First Presbyterian
The Vesper Service at First Presbyterian Church Sunday at 4 45 features the hymn I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say with Bob Grant as soloist. Rev Chalmers G Long will preach Heaven by Decrees, broadcast over KFYN 1420 each Sunday afternoon.
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First Presbyterian Church
Jesus
Bob Grant
Chalmers G Long
KFYN
Gia
Truck Driver to Face Charges After Crash
Amaranillo report states a truck driver faces negligent homicide charges after a crash near Coat Junction Nebraska involving a stalled vehicle and an emergency setup not in place. Officials say the Nebraska couple were in the vehicle when a truck collided. Person named J A Austermann listed among involved. The incident occurred in January with details unclear due to damaged text.
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Arpad
Lewis Schallenburg
Coat Junction
Nebraska
J. A. Austermann
Upiabraska
Community minded business powers livestock industry
The piece argues that worthwhile service to the community defines good business. It notes both large and small packers are essential as two thirds of U S livestock is raised west of the Mississippi and processed for a national market of around 145 million people.
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Mississippi
Fragmented Food Prep Note With Mixed Texts
A garbled blend of recipe fragments and quotes dominates the page. It includes measurements for ground pork and seasonings, plus stray editorial lines about annuals and employment shares in the food industry. The source also cites a University of Illinois line on soil testing and farming.
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Chicago Daily Drovers
Juirn
Roger H. Bray
A. U. Tad University
Illinois
Crossbred or Fine Wool in Western Range Herds
Utah State Agricultural College surveys range operations on crossbred versus fine wool flocks. Crossbreds show mothers, prolific lambing, lighter shrinkage wool, and larger size but shorter life, brush loss, and higher death rates. fine-wool retains uniform grades and easier herding.
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