City Tatemade Choir Marks Nineteenth Year of Broadcasts
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1947
Page
3
4-H Encampment Broadcast Attracts Wide Participation
A large audience of 22 4-H Club boys from District 4 plus 40 county agents and leaders gathered at Trinidad for the annual North Central Texas encampment. Radio broadcaster Murray Cox of WFAA interviewed six boys about their projects as TP&L officials praised the program and its citizenship aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parm
Murray Cok
WFAA
Dallas
Text, Power and Light Company
Trinidad
Texas
District 4
Fred M Shaw
Tp&l Conservationist
John W. Carpenter
Mr Shaw
Texas Power ’& Light Company
Mr. Cox
Joe King
Howe
Grays County
Bobby Beaver
Tiladsay
Cooke County
J. JT. Moore
Lewiswill
Denton County
Donald Flaskinship
Union Bower Club
Dallas County
Presley Hatay
Wills Point
van Zandt County
W. J. Glass
No. 5
Grampa Glass
Mr. Glass
Clay County
J W H. Miller
Cooke
B. T. Haws
A. 3B. Josley
J. W Jennings
E .J. Roof
S E Carpenter
Poyr
Dentonsistant
C. O. Spence
G. Ro Warren
al- Fannin County
W. J. Young
Grayson County
B W. Cook
GO. K. Baker
Rex Spence
Elup
Hunt County
A D Thompson
Amine
Jack County
J. W Hussey
Maufman
C Pr. Burd
Montague
N. R. Owen
Parker County
J . Woodman
Rockwall
F. V. Irving
Tarrant
W A. Ruhmann
Harold
van Zandt
J. W. McCown
Wise County
al Petty
Coung
Ho O Dunkle
W. J. Linu
Rabbit struck by golf ball on Silver City course
Silver City June 28. Mayor Mel Porterfield of Silver City plays a round at the municipal course when a misfired shot hits a rabbit, causing the animal to be killed by the rebound. The incident is noted as a curious local mishap during the mayoral round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City
Kk. M
Mel Vin H. Porterfield
Stainless Steel Sheets Sold By WAA In Grand Prairie
Unused stainless steel sheets in original boxes offered by the Grand Prairie regional office of the W3 Assets Administration. Displayed at the Customer Service Center in Grand Prairie for fixed price sale with orders filled in priority sequence through July 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Prarie
W.3 Assets Administration
Grand Prairie
Mac Eversole Recovers from Accident Injuries
Honey Grove report says Magnolia Petroleum agent Mac Eversole is improving after three broken ribs from an incident Tuesday. He was helping move tree stumps on a truck when a winch cable snapped and hurled him under the vehicle, the bumper striking his chest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honey Grove
Mac Eversole
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Eversole
William A. Wilson Named East Texas Chamber Secretary
William A. Wilson of Longview is appointed executive secretary of the East Texas Chamber of Commerce. The veteran chamber worker succeeds Hubert H. Harrison as the organization announces Wilson, previously district manager and community service director, brings 25 years of chamber experience to the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longview
Texas
William A Wilson
Chamber of Commerce
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Hubert H. Harrison
Wilson
East Texas Chamber
Dr. Blackburn Relocates to Clinic Building Office
Doctor Johnny Blackburn announces moving his dental practice from the Benham Military Building to the Benham Medical Surgical Clinic at Willow and West Fish streets. He plans to open at the new location Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Blackburn
Benham Miuey
Benham Medical- Surgical Clinic
Willow and
West Fish Street
Music Helps Cows Produce More Milk
New Zealand dairy farms played radios at milking time and found cows produced more milk when they listened. Tests in Auckland show cows respond to music with increased milk yield and steadier milking sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
N. Z
U.P
New Zealand
Recording Terse Notes on New Zealand Comical Stall Visit
A fragmented note references Andrews Bisters near New Zealand, mentions a classical wand fidget in the stalls and milk production alongside a BUY SAVINGS tag. The text appears to be a garbled OCR fragment from a newspaper page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews Bisters
New Zealand
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Neal
Annie Nelson
Wilbur Street
Mertox
Gem Cafe
Tp&l
Duncan
Westinghouse
Guiberson
Swart
Beran
Taiendy Thane
WAA
Truck Service
William A. Wilson
Etex Chamber
J. L. Anderson
N. Center
OPS
Pauly Licreg
Jan
Johnson Baby
Foille
Orage
Bryant
Keene
Pennsylvania
Jenkis
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