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Newspaper
Bowie Booster
Location
Bowie, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1935
Page
1
Rep. Martin Dies proposes a deportation plan aimed at solving the job problem, claiming support from 155 organizations representing 5,000,000 people. He notes European countries have taken similar action to reduce unemployment.
Mrs. Joe Butler entertained her daughter Velva Jo with a ninth birthday party. Guests included Leon and Frances Randall Wilford Ray Embery Jean Joe Leta Swagerty Cecilia Hunt Roberta Harding Betty Jo Giles Betty Jo Giles Betty Lou Cobb Frances Blanton Helen Jo Wright Elaine and Glenn Jo Pirtle Loyd Wilburn Butler Marjorie Butler Geraldean Parve Butler. Gifts from Guendolen and Joyce Hoeldtke. Mrs. Loyd Butler helped.
The Texas Secretary of State explains that isolated oil lease and royalty sales are exempt from registration under the new securities law. Dealers in such interests or those issuing securities must qualify, while single offbeat transactions are exempt. Repeated sales trigger the need to register or qualify.
Vice President Garner announced Cullen E Thomas of Dallas to be commissioner general for the planned 3 million dollar Texas centennial appropriation. Garner expressed hope President Roosevelt would visit Texas next summer, saying he has something to base that on.
The postoffice will be open one hour Thursday July 4 from 8 to 9 am. All departments will function during that time except the postal saving and money order divisions. There will be no city or rural deliveries during the day but special deliveries will occur.
A baby boy about 18 months old was found at 2 30 pm on a city road with a note asking adopters to take the child. Police traced a possible mother from Ringgold to Bowie and Fort Worth road seeking her. more than 50 adoption requests arrived within two hours. The child was placed with photographer Mrs. Horace Neely, as officers distributed photos to locate the mother.
A Texas health officer warns that Independence Day joy is marred by accidents. He urges prompt tetanus antitoxin after wounds and outlines safety tips for explosives driving swimming and medical care. Humorous quips follow about forgot strings and curious animals.
A Blue Blaze News call urges early preparations to prevent injuries and property damage on Independence Day. It highlights 185 US fatalities from fireworks and related activities last Fourth of July and stresses choosing safety over spectacle to preserve future celebrations.
Governor James V. Allred inaugurates a three times weekly Texas Rangers centennial radio series from the State Capitol. The program debuts with his speech and features Curly Sims and The Colonel, promising historically accurate ranger stories for a broad audience on WFAA WBAP WOAT and KPRC.
Nocona Texas June 30 three suspects freed by order of County Attorney Glen Wilson in an extortion probe against Mr and Mrs Birdie Rich of Montague county They were jailed June 22 after an inked threat signed The Three Black Crows and were released due to lack of evidence The trio included two men and a woman wife of one of the men Officials said a 500 ransom demand was left on Belknap Creek on the highway 6 bridge where the family was camping with a threatened harm to the Richs adopted two year old Bonnie
A plan to lift hog prices while keeping pork chop costs steady surfaces in discussions. Stakeholders weigh supply shifts and market controls to protect consumers while farmers seek fair returns. The proposal prompts debate over pricing mechanisms and inflation impact.
A wry line imagines memory trainers teaching a peer to erase the moments when he made a fool of himself, hinting at humor about self aftershocks and social memory.
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