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Newspaper
Bowie Booster
Location
Bowie, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1935
Page
3
An advertisement proclaims Atholin Skin Treatment a breakthrough remedy for pimples eczema athlete's foot and other skin conditions. Sold by Brown's Pharmacy G. O. Slaughter and Young-Wagner Pharmacy with a refund if unsatisfied and nationwide drugstore availability.
A clipped, satirical piece reflects on small town life in Bowie. It contrasts telegram fear with political cynicism, notes persistent illness in rich and poor homes, and jokes about aging in public crowds.
In Bowie during this season citizens see a push toward poultry as a chance to earn a living. The article notes that many locals take up chicken raising for income using simple pen and paper planning.
A cautionary note outlines how promising outsized returns lures investors, only to see profits vanish as market realities bite. It emphasizes due diligence and skepticism toward schemes that rely on unproven gains.
A single usable admission to The Majestic Theatre issued for one person and valid for any performance within one week. Presented to our office, the notice serves as the required proof of entitlement.
Located two blocks from the main square on the main highway this building is suitable for any small business. See E. R. Sloan the blacksmith for details.
A local option election will be held in Bowie on Tuesday July 9 to determine if sales of 3.2 percent beer will be legal in the city. The County Judge will preside over the election.
On Monday night July 1 Lone Star Standlird defeated Rotary club by forfeit. Bowie Grocery posted a 6 to 4 win over Coca Cola.
Mr and Mrs Herman Reddy of Lawton visit. Miss Dorthy Prince visits Sherman. Miss Mary Elizabeth Culp of Decatur visits relatives. W J Harris of Mangum stays with cousins. Evelyn Widlake visits relatives in Dallas. Mrs Wincy Sanders and daughter Ann go to Austin and San Antonio for two weeks. Mrs J D Phillips of N T S T at Denton spends weekend. Minnie Hutchinson and Henry Turner families travel to Hebbernville. Alice McDonald of N T S T C Denton visits mother. Mr and Mrs Lynn Walker and children spend weekend in Fort Worth. Mrs C Knightstep and Pauline with Letha Southard visit Saint Jo. J F Fonvill and daughter Joe Evelyn go to Jasper. Union Revival Meeting begins as Rev Thomas of Nocona preaches at First Methodist Church lawn with four churches.
Personal mentions list many local families and moves. Mr and Mrs T L Widlake attend a funeral in Mountain Park Oklahoma for Mrs Widlake’s grandmother Mrs Dobkins. Mrs Parrish and children visit. Mrs I R Trotter plans Chicago trip. Elmer Wilson moving to Denton. Sallie Harvey at NTS T C Denton weekend. Others visit Wichita Falls Snyder Fort Worth and Harris Hospital in Fort Worth.
Mr and Mrs B E Watson visited Fort Worth over the weekend and were joined by Mr and Foy Watson for a short gathering in the city.
The First Baptist Church announces Bible school at 9 30 with J W Whitman as superintendent B T U starts at 7 00 directed by Miss Viola Skinner The pastor preaches at 11 AM and 8 PM on the church lawn The sermon urges defeating the illegal beer election next Tuesday in Bowie The notice urges attendance and civic action in Montague county and Young Bowie reminders follow Rev A C Turner pastor message notes married life and debt issues amid church outreach
A magazine notes the decline of the little red school house and the type of men it produced. The piece suggests a fading era and shifts in training, character, and community role.
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