Bowie Booster Publication Notice and Rates
The Bowie Booster enters as second class matter at Bowie Texas on October 1 1922 under the Act of March 3 1879 Three months at $1.00 and 20¢ regular rates for cards of thanks obituaries tributes and lodge notices with fees. Corrections policy noted for erroneous reflections.
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Bowie
Texas
Football and Fall Traffic
This passage warns that October and November are the peak danger months for drivers and pedestrians due to shorter days, crisper weather, and heavy football traffic. It cites crowds at stadiums, fatigue from longer hours, and wet leaves as contributing factors to increased accidents.
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National Bureau of Casuality and Surety
Driving after big games demands caution and cooperation
The text warns that post game traffic is perilous as crowds flood highways and drivers may be intoxicated or tired. Police direct flow from stadiums to safe exits, and readers are urged to cooperate to turn fun into safe return home.
Cooperatives Move Beyond Experimental Stage
Farm cooperatives have passed out of the experimental stage and have become established entities, signaling broader adoption and practical application in agricultural communities.
Cooperative movement reshapes farm history and farming
The text extols cooperation as essential to modern agriculture. It argues that only through cooperative action can supply adjust to demand, secure fair prices for farmers, and expand scientific farming to millions of farms, making small acreages more productive and profitable. It calls the first cooperative a landmark in farm history and notes cooperation remains the dominant feature of farm activity.
The Hour of Need Roosevelt's Plan for a Nation Without Leaders
Roosevelt faced a planless nation and stepped forward with decisive leadership. His approach organized the emergency effort, coordinated agencies, and set a direction for recovery.
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Roosevelt
Visionary reformer with century‑ahead plan
A Portland Journal excerpt lauds a leader who could propose organize and implement restoration and stabilization projects. It highlights bold audacity for long‑range prosperity and the creation of a broadening path for national advancement, implying enduring impact beyond the current era.
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Portland
Oregon
Journal
Ind
Rep
Stephen F. Austin birthday drama to sweep Texas schools
Dallas dispatch reports Stephen F. Austin, Father of Texas, will be celebrated in hundreds of Texas communities during the next fortnight as schools stage dramatizations of his life. The observance centers on the anniversary of his birth, with activities organized across districts.
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Dallas
Stephen F. Austin
Texas
Texas Schools Unite for Stephen F. Austin Birthday Observance
Texas Centennial publicity drives statewide commemorations as schools adopt a pageant honoring Stephen F. Austin. A 2:30 pm program on November 8 will be broadcast on WEHAA Dallas WBAP Bert Worth WOAT San Antonio and KPRC Houston.
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Texas
WEHAA
Dallas
WBAP
Bert Worth
WOAT
San Antonio
KPRC
Houston
Red Cross Year Highlights From Service to Veterans and Public Health
Figures from the year’s American Red Cross report show 64 305 veterans aided and 687 public health nurses, with 921 455 visits to 186 326 patients. The year issued 98 441 first aid certificates and trained 46 693 in life saving. Volunteers produced 3 102 843 surgical dressings and 80 901 volunteers were on active duty.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
Red Cross Public Health
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