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Newspaper
Bowie News
Location
Bowie, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1952
Page
3
County agriculture notes advise dairymen to plan for grazing and homegrown feed amid drought. A Farmers Home Administration survey of 24 Grade A dairies shows feed costs of 4536 dollars out of 6783 dollars in operating expenses, while gross milk sales reached 8712 dollars.
Master Sgt William E Tucker and a Marlin family visited last week with his mother and brother on Jefferson Street. He recently returned from Korea and will be stationed in the States. Guests included Mr and Mrs Roy Smith with visitors from Honolulu and Wichita.
Montague residents record a flurry of visits and family news. Weldon Nix and kin travel to Muskogee Oklahoma to see Leroy Nix, while Mills Smith is listed as ill in the heat. Local exchanges include Masters degrees, job changes, and weekend trips across Texas and Oklahoma.
Mr and Mrs H A Cleveland announce the birth of a daughter named Betty Marie born Tuesday August 19 at Bowie Hospital weighing 7 pounds 2 ounces. The Clevelands have two other children, a son and a daughter.
Mr Ike Parks and Mrs Parks are traveling together on a vacation through New Mexico and additional western states. The outing highlights their planned sightseeing and leisure across multiple locales.
A Bowie resident argues against a mood of discontent among Democrats. He cites high bank deposits as evidence the economy is strong and warns that a hasty change could prove disastrous in years ahead. He notes some dissatisfied Democrats flirt with cross ticketing but believes party leaders will reject such moves.
We are grateful to our friends neighbors and the fire department for extinguishing the fire at our home last week. We wish to express our sincere thanks. Mr and Mrs Weldon Brashear.
Steven Son and vice president Nominee Nomi Nee energized supporters as they closed a rally push. They touted policy aims and urged turnout, while local organizers praised momentum and affirmed campaign readiness for upcoming votes.
Mr and Mrs Lewis Hutson have bought the cafe across from the post office on Mason Street and reopened it as the Midget Inn. The former Walker Cafe underwent remodeling and now offers plate lunches sandwiches short orders and home cooked pies.
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