Nationally Known Hobo About to Call It Quits
Bowie native Paul Hubbard 69 known as the King of Hoboes says his wandering days are over. He has traveled across the United States 67 times and spent time in the Arctic whaling, Panama canal work, and the Army. Hubbard plans to stay in Texas, donate scrapbooks to a museum, and possibly run an art shop after retirement.
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King of the
Austin
Paul Hubbard
Castro
Texas
Hubbard
Texas Museum
United States
Canada
Panama
Artic Ocean
San Franscisco
Siberian
Arctic
San Francisco
States
Nash
California
Bowie
J. W. Garlington
Weather patches alter plans for Farm Bureau trip to Denver
Weather driven changes leave only Ray Maxwell of Montague as delegate to the American Farm Bureau Convention in Denver December 11 to 15. Cattle care and hazardous roads influenced the Howard couple to stay home while $150 in A F B A awards accrues for meeting three years of membership quotas. Beulah Maxwell earns praise for handling duties at home in the absence of Mr Maxwell.
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American Farm Bureau
Denver
Chas. H. Howard
Ray Maxwell
Montague
Maxwell
Farm Bureau
A.F.B.A
Local People News From Bowie Stated Visits
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Irons visited Yokum and spent last week. Mike Jackson, a student at John Tarleton State College, will spend the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. X. F. Lawler recently visited her brother and family, Roy Mitchell, of Waco.
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J. B. Irons
Yokum
Mike Jackson
John Tarlton State College
Maurice Jackson
X. F. Lawler
Roy Mitchell
Waco
Low lake sparks fish finder tips and photo plan
The piece urges anglers to photograph shoreline features now while water is low to map underwater hideouts for later fishing. It notes how exposed sand bars ledges and brush piles will lure lunkers as the lake rises and offers camera guidance for accurate locations. It also mentions new detachable hook lures from Zoli Inc and a brief non sequitur on quotes.
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Zoli, Inc
Perth Amboy
N. J
Texas Farm Bureau Opposes Sales Tax Agenda Unveiled
Texas Farm Bureau delegates at the 57th annual meeting in Dallas set policy for the 1 legislature session. They defeated a state sales tax proposal and pushed for local school control, tax on natural resources, stronger farm labor protections, and stricter livestock and mineral rights regulations. They also urged tighter pink boll worm rules and continued research on animal and crop diseases.
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Texas Farm Bureau
Dallas
Amercan Farm Bureau Federation
TFB
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