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Newspaper
Bowie Booster
Location
Bowie, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1935
Page
1
Governor Allred designates June 10 to 15 as Railroad Week urging public observance and open house at yards stations and shops. Western carriers cooperate with plans for radio talks public addresses and chamber activities highlighting railroads role in Texas and national commerce.
Fragmentary lines describe joy as a mainspring driving a great timepiece of rid and flow. The text mentions loosening flows and an eerie refrain, with references to Schiller in a poetic, rhythmic jumble.
John C Kay of Tita Falls Texas challenges The Dallas Morning News to explain alleged inflation fears. He argues money in circulation is at a low since McKinley era, gold moved to bars, gold certificates retired, and national bank notes fading, asking for factual justification of inflation claims.
State residents will vote on amendments authorized by recently adjourned Texas resolutions. The amendments are being published weekly with Booster starting May and continuing through June 13. Voters should study the amendments to cast informed ballots.
A revenue bond issue is slated for June 11 to fund upgrading the town power plant. Funds will pay for an engine a switch and street lights and an extra circuit. The project may also require roof work and other building renovations. The bonds are to be repaid from power plant revenues, not real estate.
Cotton Adjustment Assistant F P Martin urges growers to visit their local committeemen on scheduled dates to fill 1935 Bankhead tax exemption ginning certificate applications. Growers should bring 1928 30 31 38 35 acreage data and 1935 cotton planted figures. contractors and tenants must provide detailed farm production and acreage history. Final signing date is June 15, with multiple county locations and dates listed.
A Sunday break in at the Nocona Motor Company saw thieves smash a window and attempt to crack a safe with a sledge hammer but fail to obtain the contents. The entry caused minor injuries to a bystander and left the office ransacked with limited loot.
The Churches Bible school opens at 9 30 J W Whitman superintendent B T U begins at 6 45 Miss Viola Skinner director The pastor will preach at both morning and evening services 11 AM and 8 PM Deacons meeting and B T U monthly council meeting Tuesday night Young people meetings changed in favor of B T U Meeting Wednesday night 7 45 Monthly church conference Rev A C Turner pastor
Nazarene preaching services on the first second and fourth Sundays. Sunday School every Sunday at 10 00 a m. Young People’s meeting at 7 30 p m. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7 30. Everyone is welcome to worship with us. B M Kilgore and wife, pastors.
The Gumberland Presbyterian Church outlines activities including Sunday School at 9 45 a m and Christian Endeavor at 6 46 p m Ladies Aid meets Tuesday at 2 30 Preaching services occur each Friday and on the first Saturday Sunday and Sunday night of the month Pastor G L Waddle leads the congregation
The Christian Science church schedules include Sunday School at 9 30 am and Sunday services at 11 am. The Wednesday service begins at 8 pm with the Lesson Sermon titled God the Only Cause and Creator to be read in all churches on June 9. The Golden Text cites Acts 15 18 and the Bible quotes Acts 17 24 28.
The article reflects on the $200 000 ransom paid for George Weyerhaeuser’s return, arguing the sum shows parental affection in a modern age while criticizing using money to affect outcomes. It muses on money’s power and contemplates more humane means to circulate funds.
Dr Chloe D Reece, Director of the Bureau of Communicable Disease, urges Texans to vaccinate against typhoid fever which has cost the state over 2000 lives in four years. She notes no single pill or treatment exists and emphasizes preventive measures.
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