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Bowie News

Location

Bowie, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1936

Page

3

Newport News by Versel Reports Local Crashes and Visits

Jack Nichols a 40 year old single man from Newport was critically injured in a Sunday night accident between Henrietta and Wichita Falls after colliding with a truck and hitting a concrete culvert. He sustained two broken vertebrae and extensive facial and body lacerations and was taken to Wichita General hospital. The text also notes revival services led by Reverend FE L Moody and multiple social visits and family travels in the area, including relatives from Oklahoma and Texas.

Newport Jack Nichols Henrietta Wichita Falls Wichita General Hospital Frank Baldridge New Mexico RE. M. Carmen Wastiti Edd F. Bulls Lavern Pickett Vershel Wall H. F. Groner Ruby Wall Reba Nell Conwhy Ark Walls West Texas L. E. Catlin Mary Dene Swagerty Oklahoma Boone Whitaker Hereford Terry Hazel Arnold Jacksboro W. B. Arnold Pauline Ruby Dunn W. M. Hickman Earnest Dunn Lancaster Texas C. H. Hickman Robert Monroe R. Barker Bowie Virgil Miller Jno. Tangston Willis Ezelle G. W. Lemons Edwin Goodjoin Bill Gardner Shawnee W. M. Elenburg Hubert Farmer

Other Editors Say In Their Papers

A compilation of humorous and pointed quotes from editors and columnists. Items include satirical takes on zipper failures in Wichita Falls, political quips about Roosevelt and hay fever, Ford predictions, and human interest vignettes from across the United States.

Hopeful Sign in Traffic Fatalities Decline in 1986

The National Safety Council reports an 8 percent drop in traffic deaths for the first half of 1986 compared with 1935, with 15 390 deaths up to July 1, about 527 per week or 84 to 85 per day. The six month total is about 500 fewer than last year, despite more cars in operation. The urban areas show a larger decline than rural areas, suggesting progress in making automobiles less deadly.

National Safety Council

Hogs Fetch Record $10.60 At Fort Worth Market

A top hog price of $10.60, the highest since September 1935, was quoted at Fort Worth Livestock Market on Monday with outside buyers paying that figure and packers taking hogs at $10.50. Separately, Robert Harold Ickes, son of the Interior Secretary, secured a clerk job on a Medford PWA sewer project at $20 weekly.

Fort Worth Star Telegram Secretary of the Interior Robert Harold Ickes PWA Medford Mass

Enrich brothers report milk yield up ten percent

W. J. and W. G. Enrich of Lodi California say installing radio sets in their milking sheds raised milk production by 10 percent.

W. J W. G. Enrich Lodi Calif

Editorial backs Gossett in August congressional runoff

The Wichita Falls crowd supports Ed Gossett over McFarlane in the August 22 runoff. The piece argues McFarlane is faithful and sound, while victory for Gossett would yield leadership beholden to special interests, urging voters to stand with the proven representative.

Wichita Banner McFarlane Wichita Falls Ed Gossett Texas Montague County

Globe Trotting Reporter Jack Lloyd Visits Bowie

Jack Lloyd a 68 year old adventurer and veteran of many wars known as Burning Daylight visited Bowie last Friday. He claims a front page boom in the last 50 years and cites World War I era service with British Intelligence and other conflicts. Lloyd predicts another world war soon and comments on Roosevelt’s likely victory and Texas Florida prospects amid regional development.

Wichita Falls John Gould Wichita Times Jack Lloyd Globe Jack the News Nocona Kimberly Liegvd Johannesburg Apa Lloyd Yukon Klondyke Jack London West Leadville Tombstone Galfield Tonanah Virginia City Silver City Butte Deadwood British Intelligence Department Kitchener Teddy Pancho Villa Sandino Nicaranga Jacks Roosevelt Texas Florida Bowie

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