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Newspaper
Bowie News
Location
Bowie, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1941
Page
2
The piece argues that powerful labor leaders aim to create a labor monopoly and dictatorship over workers. It accuses them of influencing strikes and elections, using violence and blacklists, and pressuring industry with "or else" demands. The article warns this undermines government and risks a fate like France.
A wartime essay argues Britain and the United States control oil, gasoline, coal, and electricity, giving them an edge over Germany. It cites 63 percent of world oil and superior gasoline boosting aircraft performance, urging policy to expand these resources despite political and labor pressures.
The piece argues Russia may stage large counterattacks as German forces struggle. It cites Red air power and mobilized civilians, noting Moscow Leningrad and other cities may be endangered, while German losses and dwindling equipment strain Hitler.
The City of Bowie Texas adopts an emergency ordinance requiring sewer entities using the city streets easements alleys and parks to file annual reports of gross receipts and pay a two percent rental for the prior year with enforcement provisions including penalties of 100 dollars per day for nonpayment and inspection rights by city officials. The measure emphasizes it is not a tax and takes immediate effect upon passage.
County agent notes a cotton leaf worm outbreak across all sections, earlier than usual. Control options include calcium arsenate dust at 5 to 7 pounds per acre or a 3 pound per 50 gallon spray, with lead arsenate as an alternative but slower and more costly and riskier to foliage.
Guidance on dust and spray mixtures using Paris Green with hydrated lime to combat cotton leaf worm. Instructions cover dust mix, spray ratio, and application methods with simple farm machinery, noting risks to livestock and humans and the potential for repeated broods across seasons.
A crowd from multiple area towns joined Mr. and Mrs. J S Hogan and family for a Saturday night gathering. Reports note visits from relatives including Hogan, Wood, Miller and Needham families, plus guests from Wichita Falls Nocona Lubbock Myra and Denton.
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