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Newspaper
Bowie Booster
Location
Bowie, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1935
Page
6
The Bowie Booster began February 9 1922 edited by Robt Murphy. It lists postal details and rate cards including display ads 20 per inch locals by the line and minimums. It notes advance payment, obituary and tribute notices with fees and a policy to correct errors on notification.
The Industrial News Review extols the rail system as a backbone of commerce and employment, noting billions invested and its crucial role in shipping and travel. It links rail welfare with public welfare and emphasizes ongoing efficiency and safety gains. A scientist adds that sounds can affect the stomach, humorously referencing calf love telephone courtship.
The Schenectady Union Star argues railroads are essential to national commerce not sentiment. It asserts other transport forms cannot fully replace rail for heavy freight and long distances and praises railroad roadbeds, routes, and efficiency while acknowledging newer services.
Fire Prevention Week has reduced fire deaths and property loss but results fade after the week. The editorial urges making fire safety a year round effort by every citizen and property owner to keep fire dangers at bay and protect homes, industries, and communities.
A reflective note praises the dollar for retaining value when people held more money, suggesting prior years saw less need to worry about shrinking purchasing power due to inflation or other economic shifts.
A playful poem riffs on the Mary Mary Had a Little Lamb nursery line imagining the lamb adopting a modern nudist stance. The verse twists familiar imagery into a satirical, risqué urban caricature with abrupt, humorous contrasts.
About $250,000 will be spent this year in improving the famous Rose Bowl at Pasadena, California. The project aims to enhance facilities and field conditions for upcoming events and visitors.
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