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Newspaper
Bowie News
Location
Bowie, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1944
Page
6
The notice lists ration stamp series for FATS-tea, processed foods, GAR sugar, gasoline, and airplane stamps with their new good-through dates and indefinite validity. It notes A through Z8 and other code stamps become valid through July 30 August 1 or indefinitely, and outlines sugar and fuel stamp statuses for various regions.
Mrs. Sarah A. Smith of Oklahoma City visits her daughter Mrs. Harry Brune this week. Smith works as an auditor with the 4th Army Detachment at Tinker Field.
Abaca plants and stalks processed at shredding lines in Almirante Panama as the fast expanding fiber industry shows strong local production prospects and potential exports.
Cleveland widow Mary Rex Thompson received the one millionth monthly old age and survivors insurance benefit, a $58.49 initial check plus $25.07 for herself and $16.71 per child each month, for as long as her two children under 18 and until she reaches 65. The presentation marked the start of a monthly flow expected to last 17 years.
Miss Alma Patton of Wichita Falls visited in the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Patton and her sister Patricia Lee on Wednesday.
A collage of product pitches and scientific notes from a historical page. It mentions a urinary product CIT-ROS and Griffin Drug Store, then surveys astronomy claims about Neptune Pluto globular lightning and moon mountains, plus general statements on stars and the earth's orbit.
A local Griffin Drug Store advertises McGEE'S BABY ELIXIR as a remedy for children’s stomach upsets from poor food combinations overeating or acidity. The ad emphasizes taste and suitability for infants and young.t
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